hi all,
some day i would like to go to the monimo museum in moscow, but i can not find out how to get there.
i have searched on the internet but i cannot find how to get there, witch trains or bus etc.
is there anybody who is bin there by public transportation?
i hope someone can help me!
thanks in advance!
how do i get to the monimo museum?
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Re: how do i get to the monimo museum?
Well, start by getting the name right 
. It's Monino.
. It's Monino.Answers will be questioned.....
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Re: how do i get to the monimo museum?
this link should get you some information on how to get there http://dictatorshipoftheair.com/2007/06 ... nino-pt-1/
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Re: how do i get to the monimo museum?
To make a very long story short:
Take a local train from Moscow Yaroslavski station to Monino (MOHNHO). Some trains terminate there so it's not so difficult.
Exit the station on the south side, and essentially follow the street south just to the west of the station for about 1 km. You do need to make a little detour at some point if I remember well.
The museum area is clearly visible in Google Earth these days. I think the entrance building is the blue-roofed building. The outdoor display area is entered between the Tu-4 and Mil V-12.
Do go and have fun, it's a wonderful experience!
Peter
Take a local train from Moscow Yaroslavski station to Monino (MOHNHO). Some trains terminate there so it's not so difficult.
Exit the station on the south side, and essentially follow the street south just to the west of the station for about 1 km. You do need to make a little detour at some point if I remember well.
The museum area is clearly visible in Google Earth these days. I think the entrance building is the blue-roofed building. The outdoor display area is entered between the Tu-4 and Mil V-12.
Do go and have fun, it's a wonderful experience!
Peter