"Only in Russia" or "Only in Moscow" attractions in Moscow [closed]
For our upcoming trip, I'd like to plan some less-known places, like "only in Russia" or "only in Moscow" style, besides the trivial places like Kremlin, MGU or Tretyakovka.
Maybe riding a bear or firing Kalashnikov, something to impress my 14-18yo kids, stuff that one can't find on Instagram.
Please recommend.
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Also, Taganka bunker:
http://bunker42.com/eng/opisanie-ekskursiy.php?ELEMENT_ID=414
It's a real declassified cold-war bunker in central Moscow, with guided tours and rent options for events. I've been there and it's pretty atmospheric.
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You should consider Kubinka tank museum:
It's well outside Moscow and I'm not sure they'll let you fire an AKM, but there should be an awful lot of military vehicles and stuff like that.
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