Liniya Stalina

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nick daniels

Level 4 Local Expert

Amazing museum, come here during Independence day, festivities the entire day!

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Инкогнито 4572

Level 6 Local Expert

Really nice place, near to town. With minibus for 3€ go there. A lot of things to do, to see , and even good cheap food. Really nice recommendations.

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Ivan Zhu

Level 4 Local Expert

Not too much new tech, but a lot of post ww2 and ww2 tech, fun for people that are interested in this type of stuff.

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Omer Alameri

Level 7 Local Expert

A good museum, it’s one from the important places that you should visit it while you’re in Minsk 🙌

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Мой господин Манафов

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4 fuse g have

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园园李

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SVETLANA М

Level 10 Local Expert

If you are in Minsk, I recommend that you take the time to get to the Stalin Line complex. Almost 26 hectares of open-air exposition - there is really something to see, and not only to see, all the exhibits can be touched with your hands, to examine every detail. At the entrance, everyone politely explains what works where, where to park the car (if you arrived in your own car), where to start the inspection, etc. All the exhibits are real, not new, interesting for both adults and children. For a fee, you can shoot weapons. If you're lucky with the weather, get plenty of fresh air. We were very satisfied. Definitely the highest rating for this place.

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Ivan Azarov

Level 15 Local Expert

It's a very cool complex. Excellent immersion in the history of armaments. We walked by ourselves without an excursion. The inspection route is available on the map at the entrance and on the website. Easy's audio guide often hung up, but there are signs with descriptions everywhere. The territory is large, we walked here for half a day. A very large exposition of engineering equipment. There are no chains, almost all the equipment can be examined in detail. And unlike many similar parks, I liked that many of the exhibits that can be touched with your hands are working, everything is spinning, guns are pointing, hatches are opening. I really liked the shooting range. It's very cool to shoot with weapons from the war years. I recommend you to visit.

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Андрей Шайда

Level 5 Local Expert

We recently visited the Stalin Line historical and cultural complex - a really impressive place! The vast territory, well-preserved equipment, pillboxes, trenches and many interactive expositions create a complete sense of immersion in history. It is clear that everything was done with a soul and respect for the memory of those events. I especially liked that you can not just watch, but literally touch the history: go inside the fortifications, see military equipment live and even get to the reconstruction. It will be interesting for both adults and children. The territory is well maintained, the staff is polite, there is a place to have a snack and spend the whole day. Definitely one of the best places near Minsk for a family trip or meeting with friends. I recommend you to visit — 5 stars!

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Александр Максимов

Level 14 Local Expert

A very cool military historical complex! It is interesting to get acquainted with pillboxes and Firing structures from the time of the Second World War. View tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery (Soviet and German, during the Second World War). The old Soviet equipment that was in service in the BSSR and Belarus (artillery, airplanes and helicopters, missile (anti-aircraft) installations, engineering vehicles, tanks and armored vehicles) is quite compactly assembled. It's very cool that there is an ARMORED TRAIN. For a separate payment, you can get a guide and climb inside the armored train. Parking is large and paid (for entry and parking). It's not much of a cafe. The dishes are heated in the microwave and are very salty (salty as in all of Russia). It is NECESSARY to visit the complex, especially with children (boys).

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Nikolay Zhdanov

Level 6 Local Expert

Stalin's line leaves a powerful impression even for those who were not interested in the war, primarily as a military-technical museum. It's easy to imagine how the pillboxes worked, how they moved through the trenches, how fortifications and borders were erected. There was a burst of automatic fire at the training ground and it coincided with our passage through the ditches. They instinctively crouched down and thought, "What if it's for real?" Located near Minsk, the place is atmospheric and recommended for immersion in history.

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Денис Мусиенко

Level 12 Local Expert

Just a great place for fans of the history of the Great Patriotic War! We arrived on August 21, and I pre-ordered 3 individual excursions.: along the historical part of the complex, along the fleet of vehicles and along the armored train. Special applause to our guide, Andrey: he has a brilliant command of information on the topic, presents it in a fascinating and interesting way, is flawlessly ready to answer a variety of questions and keenly monitors the inviolability of borders, not allowing outsiders to violate the format of the tour. Pure delight and extremely pleasant impressions!

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Алёна М.

Level 3 Local Expert

The Stalin Line is a truly impressive complex, especially for those who are interested in military history. The opportunity to touch the real exhibits with your hands makes the visit much more memorable. A huge area where you can spend several hours. The opportunity to shoot weapons and ride a tank. It is absolutely necessary to show this place to children.

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kanaev denis

Level 5 Local Expert

A great place for family fun! I was there with my wife and two daughters, despite the fact that everyone really liked my girls. You can walk around the trenches and dugouts, go into the pillboxes, sit on the anti-aircraft guns and adjust them. For a fee, they will even give you a chance to shoot a machine gun and even fire a cannon at a German tank! I recommend it to everyone to visit!!!

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Алексей П.

Level 19 Local Expert

I specially took the youngest, soon to be 8 years old, from Moscow to Minsk on May 9-10 to attend the reconstruction at 2 p.m. I recommend it to everyone. Words cannot convey it. The immersion effect is phenomenal. The exhibition itself is no less epochal, even the girl was interested. Especially twist and aim anti-aircraft guns. For boys, there's x10 showiness, of course.

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Евгения Ш.

Level 3 Local Expert

Despite the cold and rainy weather, we were absolutely delighted. We haven't seen so many different vehicles anywhere. Very cool and realistic installations, dugouts, trenches, bunkers..... and I'm not talking about technology at all. The staff was very friendly, and we were dressed in overcoats and pea jackets... We were shooting with different weapons, and a shot from a tank is not something real at all. In general, there are a lot of impressions... The only thing to regret is that we didn't get to the party. I really wanted to watch a demonstration battle and ride a tank.... I didn't spare a single ruble, it was worth it.

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Александр Гомзяков

Level 10 Local Expert

A very excellent historical museum complex. The staff of the complex is very attentive and polite, they come up themselves, tell you what to see, where everything is. We were given a rather detailed and interesting tour of the Stalin line itself, fortifications, caponiers, trenches. There are also reconstructions of battles with existing armored vehicles. Unfortunately, we couldn't get to the reconstruction... For those who want to shoot, there are all kinds of weapons - from hand-held, to tanks and cannons. A very good and inexpensive cafe with a slightly military bent - delicious and satisfying.

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Вад К

Level 10 Local Expert

I recently visited the Stalin Line Museum complex near Minsk. I have very good impressions. The territory is large and well maintained, the exposition is interesting and well organized. The restored pillboxes were particularly impressed by the collection of military equipment and the opportunity to see many exhibits up close. The tour was informative: I learned a lot about the history of fortifications and the events of that time. The atmosphere helps to better understand the historical context. The complex will be interesting for both adults and children. I recommend the Stalin Line to anyone who is interested in military history or wants to spend the day usefully. This place is really worth a visit.

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Яна

Level 6 Local Expert

It is a very interesting complex, with very friendly staff. The tank hangar is especially impressive. I advise you to take more time, because there are a lot of things you can get around here, and everything is interesting. Probably except for shooting with a naked weapon, because in principle, for the same money, you can shoot with a real one. P.S. I recommend coming to them on the days of the reconstruction, there are special stands in front of which there is a wonderful view of the reconstruction of the fighting. It's very exciting.

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Иванов Максим

Level 10 Local Expert

A great place to walk, watch, climb, shoot and ride a tank))) The kids will come in at all! The territory is large, well-groomed, everything is signed, in good weather it's generally great! We've seen more interesting places, but if you're driving by, you should definitely stop by! It 's just strange that parking is typically paid . You could just make the ticket more expensive and that 's it .

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Денис Юрьевич

Level 22 Local Expert

If you want to see the military equipment of bygone years, this is the place. You can also shoot a machine gun for a fee, not in bursts, of course, civilian. There is Parking, minus the fact that there is no normal cafe. Not in the sense that they don't exist, they do... but the format is very simple, if you understand me, the choice is the same. But you don't go there to an air-conditioned cafe to sit and eat...))) but for a story, so great., I recommend you to visit.

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Ирина Маркова

Level 6 Local Expert

The children were delighted, there was so much technology. I am no less) The battle reconstruction is a wonderful performance. There is a cafe "VDV" on the territory, and there is an interesting interior inside. A special "Thank you" to the military (cat.in the photo) for a long photo shoot with children and more.You're cool)) We'll come again

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Екатерина Кротова

Level 3 Local Expert

We visited the complex in the 25th year on the eve of Victory Day. The purpose of the trip to Belarus is the war (to touch, hear, see). And here we are on the "Stalin Line", my husband is interested in history, the children (teenagers) - whatever they feel, I'm for the company))) In the end, everyone was very satisfied. A huge amount of equipment, most impressed by the armored train. It's great to be able to fire guns, but it's not possible to get used to it (I flinched every time). At the time of visiting the complex, they saw the exposition (rehearsal before the holiday), they were very deeply touched, the children watched without blinking. Before I reach the battlefield, I'm walking around, enjoying the moment, and then I see a German soldier coming at me, and then I'm confused.. I experienced all the excitement and fear in 2 seconds I mean, the actors look very realistic. I definitely recommend you to visit.

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Кристина Янушкевич

Level 4 Local Expert

This is the third time we've been with children aged 6, 8, 10 and 11, and we really enjoyed it. I had to be there before closing time, the children didn't want to leave earlier than a minute. Budget prices (entrance, cafe), interesting competitions and the opportunity to win a tank ride or shoot. Delicious field porridge (at home, try to make the children eat pearl barley, but here they crumpled it on both cheeks) The performance is interesting, although it's too loud for me personally, but the children are delighted. We plan to arrive on 21.11 for the next holiday

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Kindred Rus

Level 6 Local Expert

This is a very interesting place, perfectly preserved objects from the Great Patriotic War, the tour will tell you about historical facts about the area, show you defensive structures and for an additional fee you can fire a blank shell from any available weapon, and sometimes "historical" battles are held there, I really liked it, but the prices of cartridges to Shoot, a little high.

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Дмитрий Иванов

Level 12 Local Expert

The Stalin Line Historical and Cultural complex is a great place to visit. There is a huge open-air exhibition, all the exhibits can be touched, rotated, turned. Pillboxes, trenches - everywhere you can go inside fortifications, anti-aircraft guns - you can sit behind them and control them, equipment - you can climb on it and climb inside to some extent. In the shooting zone, they fired a Maxim machine gun at targets and from a BMD (both from a machine gun and from a cannon) at a German tank. You can also ride a tank there! And to watch the reconstruction of the battles - there is a special playground with seats for spectators. The pleasure is unreal.

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Денис Михайлович

Level 12 Local Expert

We were at the historical reconstruction on Republic Day. In fact, the local equivalent of our Patriot in Kubinka, adjusted for the scale of the country. The organization, the cleanliness, and the whole event are very, very good. There is a lack of modern technology, but it is clear where it is :)

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Анатолий Булыненок

Level 11 Local Expert

Lots of outdoor equipment. You need good weather to visit. There is an opportunity to "shoot", even from a tank / infantry fighting vehicle. However, they were single. There are many options, all expensive. It is possible to climb on some of the equipment. There's really a lot of it. Even an armored train. (You just can't get in/on it). There are rides on the tank. The music of Soviet war films is playing. Entrance/parking is paid. There is a large playground. All the staff and guides are in the uniform of the Red Army during the Second World War. There is a cafe and a toilet on site. It is definitely recommended for visits with children. I got a minus star for the burnt-out (often unreadable) description plates. If you take the money, it's not difficult to change it. It's not worth a whole star, but you can't take away half of it.

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Елисей Танк

Level 13 Local Expert

Super location: the performance was prepared specifically for those who arrived on the last bus (a full-immersion show), the toilet and buffet are of course occupied, but this is expected, combat vehicles that you can climb on, planes and cars from older times displayed crossing the bridge from the bus stop, soldier's buckwheat with carrots, tea and a piece of bread from the heat from the heat. I couldn't find a place to leave my things, but I'm one of the few who came 1.

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Nensorry

Level 30 Local Expert

The complex is interesting, you can shoot guns, a tank, ride a tank. Be prepared that the shots are very loud, you can get scared at the beginning and calm down a little.

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Елена Рюшина

Level 12 Local Expert

An open-air museum. Trenches, bunkers, and defensive structures. You can shoot a machine gun and ride a tank. We will definitely return to the reconstruction of military events.

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Елена Ю

Level 5 Local Expert

A wonderful themed museum, we had a lot of fun visiting, a lot of interesting exhibits, it's great that there are objects that you can touch and climb. We were on May 9th, and we also really liked the reconstruction of the battle. One of the disadvantages: the grandstand is small, everyone who wants to watch the reconstruction cannot fit, expansion is required. Also, the speaker is not very loud, perhaps you can hear it better near the stands, a little further away on the lawn it's already a bit bad, maybe you should put a few more. Also, with a large influx of visitors (for example, on May 9), parking is not enough, the entire road is filled with cars for half a kilometer from and to the museum. From minor remarks: in street cafes, payment is only in cash, it would be great if there were also terminals for card payments.

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paul Z

Level 20 Local Expert

The place is very atmospheric, if you visit on a hot summer day, you can plunge into those tragic June days of 1941. The sounds of gunfire and pyrotechnic explosions add to the entourage. We took the "shooting from an armored train" attraction - expensive, but funny, the young militarist was delighted.

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Светлана

Level 3 Local Expert

On May 19, we visited the historical complex "Stalin's Line". The inscription on the door reads "EVERYONE WENT TO THE FRONT." A chill ran down my spine… We were left with unforgettable impressions from the most interesting story of the guide Natalia, who immersed us in history ... The impression was reinforced by the fact that the guide was dressed in a military uniform. Thank you for keeping the memory of those difficult events alive. This is very important for us, our children and grandchildren. Sincerely, Alexander, Svetlana. The city of Surgut

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Екатерина Сазонова

Level 18 Local Expert

Overall, I enjoyed visiting the complex. We took a tour (40p.), the man told us very interestingly and showed us, there are banners with signatures around, a large space with various exhibits, as well as pillboxes and trenches. There were few people in the morning on May 2, and there is a large parking lot. The only thing I didn't like was having such entertainment as shooting something - it's creepy, you constantly flinch because of these sounds, but I understand that this is temporary entertainment.

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Al'Ba

Level 16 Local Expert

I have been on the Stalin Line twice already: on a regular walk and on May 9th. Both times left wonderful memories and a good impression of this place. If you want to climb, watch, shoot, then it's better to go outside the festive events, so it will be quiet and sparsely populated. Several times a year, large events are held with battle reenactments, dog handlers, and more. Many complain that you need to buy a ticket, queue up, there is no parking, but everything was as fast and organized as possible. Tickets were bought online through their website, which is very convenient. The traffic controllers directed us to the parking lot, where we were quickly identified in the rows of cars. The biggest queues were at the toilets😅 Another caveat is that there are a lot of people, so we took cool places to watch the reconstruction 2 hours before the start, because then there was nowhere to breathe. Organizing such an event is fantastic! We were just crazy about what we saw.

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Андрей Пилипчук

Level 6 Local Expert

I am very glad that there are enthusiasts who put their hearts into preserving our heroic history. A wonderful place where you can experience those difficult times in person and learn a lot of interesting things. I really enjoyed the tour, thanks a lot to the guide! Unfortunately, we were limited in time and much remained behind the scenes. To visit, you need to set aside a whole day, if not more. A very large territory, a huge collection of equipment. Reenactments of battles involving various military equipment are periodically conducted, and comfortable stands are provided for the audience. I recommend you to visit

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Екатерина

Level 9 Local Expert

The historical complex "Stalin's Line" is a large territory with a history of pillboxes, in which you can see everything from the inside. There are hangars with equipment, airplanes, an armored train, and, of course, the main joy of children is that they can shoot with anything they can, even a tank. The guide enthralls with the story, time flies by unnoticed.

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Анна Казанцева

Level 14 Local Expert

An interesting memorial park with World War II equipment and more, which is worth a visit to anyone interested in history. There is a well-equipped place for the reconstruction of military operations You can also shoot with naked guns for shooting gallery fans (very loud, I'll tell you, and you jump from loud noises out of habit)) There are also guided tours, both group and individual

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Валерий Ганов

Level 30 Local Expert

I was here on 06/11/2026. the history of our country thanks to the whole team for the tour, there is a souvenir shop, you can also shoot with guns and cannons. It's a very atmospheric place.

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Марина

Level 6 Local Expert

A great place to remember. Allows you to immerse yourself in wartime. Lots of locations. Exciting, interesting, to the core. I went with my child, I had a lot of impressions, it was very nice to see how the child was interested in our story and impressed. There is a parking lot, a cafe on site, and at the end of the viewing, you can go to a souvenir shop and buy yourself a souvenir to remember this place.

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Гусейн

Level 14 Local Expert

The place is great. Excellent parking is available.It's worth taking a tour guide. He talks great, then you can walk around by yourself. Large territory. There is something to see, tanks, military equipment, airplanes.You can shoot, ride a tank.

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Ольга Карасева

Level 15 Local Expert

The "history of the place" was a little lacking, mainly the exposition with equipment. The complex itself is small. They ride vehicles on the territory, you can shoot blanks from weapons. There are several cafes..

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Роман Пыжиков

Level 17 Local Expert

It's a very interesting place. Informative. Interactive. There's a lot to see. It will be necessary to walk a lot. A very large area. So you need to choose comfortable shoes and clothes. If it gets hot, this should also be taken into account.

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Павел Липинский

Level 11 Local Expert

I visited the complex and was very impressed! A huge territory, trenches, pillboxes, missiles, airplanes, armored train and other military equipment — all this allows you to literally immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Great Patriotic War. There is an opportunity to shoot from a blank weapon and ride a vehicle. There is a cafe and parking on site. It's a great place to take photos, especially against the background of machinery and reconstructions. In general, it is not just a museum, but a living historical monument. A must-visit!🔥

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Дмитрий

Level 9 Local Expert

Great place. There is a huge variety of exhibition equipment from ground-based to aerial and a little water-based. Most of the time of the Second World War, but there is also a more modern one. Lots of interactive activities for children - obstacle course, playground, gas station. It is possible to shoot with weapons or even a tank and an APC. It is clear that there are blanks and a dummy, but the children really liked it. Of the disadvantages, I can only single out catering points - they exist, but they are aimed at adults. There is nothing that children enjoy eating. Therefore, we ask the organizers to add French fries, nuggets and sausages to the menu - sales will increase significantly)

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Елена Голд.

Level 13 Local Expert

We traveled by public transport. On a minibus, as it turned out, the seats are booked (?!) somehow. It looks like we were just lucky to get in. In the complex itself, there are few visitors on a simple day. The route is marked up, there are booths and descriptions everywhere. There is something to see, where to climb and touch. The exhibits are slightly beaten by time, which only enhances the impression. Uniformed officers, the sounds of gunfire, and the Airborne cafe add more. On the way back, we took a minibus to the Minsk Sea and then a train. The weather and photos are great

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Дима Пасынков

Level 10 Local Expert

An excellent complex, with a lot of exhibits from different eras in different technical conditions. From manual to armored train. The entrance is not expensive. There is a shooting range with chilled weapons.

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Кирилл Логвинов

Level 12 Local Expert

The most beautiful historical place, with its own flavor. A large fleet of military equipment. There are many well-preserved exhibits. Special attention should be paid to the guides - erudite, interested and trained people who are ready to answer a wide variety of thematic questions. I highly recommend you to visit.

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Дарья

Level 6 Local Expert

Very cool, full immersion and interactive. We managed to catch the reconstruction of military operations on the field, everyone commented and told historical facts. Explosions, gunshots, the opportunity to shoot or ride a tank. A huge exhibition. An excellent open-air museum, worth every ruble.

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