Da non perdere se siete appassionati di questo genere di cose! È una collezione privata del proprietario ed è proprio lui che vi farà da guida. Non aspettatevi un museo, è uno spazio molto piccolo ma il suo modo originale di spiegare vi renderà questa esperienza divertente e per niente noiosa. Forse un po' caro ma alla fine sono soldi spesi facendo e vedendo qualcosa di inusuale :)

As per other reviews, the Russian host is a character. Lively, animated and most certainly entertaining. Yes it could perhaps include more modern KGB insights but make sure your ears listen fast and you could learn a fair bit. Totally recommend.

Very, very interesting experience! The owner greets people by groups so you might wait a bit for your turn, then shows bits of a video while explaining a lot of stuff, as well as shows/explains a lots of old objects and spy tech. I think we spent an hour in the visit. Took pictures with weapons and parts of outfits too. Fair warning though: the guy speaks in English but *very* fast and has a bit of an accent. Great visit!

It was interesting but not worth the money. It was a 1.5 hour presentation while standing in a crowded and stuffy small shop focusing more on guns and knives than motivations, gear, and spy methods of the KGB. Certainly the Russian guide has lots of knowledge of the KGB era and he was marginally entertaining but for the money paid, I had expected a higher quality tour. After standing and listening for 1h20m I had to call it quits and move on.

An interesting tour held by a crazy Russian. Apart from the KGB part, the tour includes a lot of WW2 and Cold War history, with plenty of authentic items on display. All an all, well worth the admission fee. Note, the museum don't offer free entry. You can only enter before each 1:20 hours long tour. Tour times are stated by the door.