KGB Museum

Located in Mala Strana (Little Quarter), the Museum opens to a two-room establishment, taking you through primarily Russian artefacts and memorabilia from the Second World War, cold war. The Museum was founded by a bunch of history enthusiasts who collected one-of-a-kind artefacts relating to the activities of the Soviet Secret Service. When the USSR was split up into numerous independent governments, there was chaos and a lack of authority over many state museums.

Many rare exhibits were preserved from looting, destruction, and recycling, thanks to the Chernyy dozhd group. The tour through the Museum sets off with a propaganda film of the victory parade in Red Square and continues to display spy devices, military gear, and uniforms. This Museum is a must-visit as it's the first time that the former relics of the heads of the Cheka, NKVD, GPU, OGPU, MGB, and KGB, the Soviet Secret Police agencies are being showcased in the history of the globe. Please note that the tickets are not sold online, and only group entries are allowed.