Most of the exhibits were previously displayed in the October Railway Museum at the former Varshavsky railway station.
However, more exhibits have been added to the collection and much of the museum collection is under the roof.
 The whole story of railways is shown from Richard Trevithick to the present day.
Two HO railway models are also present.
One model is of Russia’s first passenger railway – the Tsarskoye Selo Railway and the second of Vladivostok Station.
The RT-23 Molodets railway missile train and the Obukhovskii 12"/52 Pattern 1907 gun#1938 Railway gun TM-3-12 Railway gun are parked outside at the open exhibition area.
One of the unique pieces is the TEP-80 (ТЭП-80) diesel locomotive that set the world record of diesel train speed – 271 km/h – in 1993.
The museum features the first diesel locomotive built in Soviet Russia in 1924 by Lenin's decree.
Interactive elements such as a simulator of TEP-70 (ТЭП-70) locomotive are available.
The museum provides lecturing and educational facilities.


Most of the locomotives and cars may be only watched from the outside, but there are ones that may be boarded.
The environment of the museum is designed to be disabled-friendly.
Full descriptions of exhibits are provided in both Russian and English.
Guided tours are provided at extra charge.
Most of the exhibits were previously displayed in the October Railway Museum at the former Varshavsky railway station. However, more exhibits have been added to the collection and much of the museum collection is under the roof.  The whole story of railways is shown from Richard Trevithick to the present day. Two HO railway models are also present. One model is of Russia’s first passenger railway – the Tsarskoye Selo Railway and the second of Vladivostok Station. The RT-23 Molodets railway missile train and the Obukhovskii 12"/52 Pattern 1907 gun#1938 Railway gun TM-3-12 Railway gun are parked outside at the open exhibition area. One of the unique pieces is the TEP-80 (ТЭП-80) diesel locomotive that set the world record of diesel train speed – 271 km/h – in 1993. The museum features the first diesel locomotive built in Soviet Russia in 1924 by Lenin's decree. Interactive elements such as a simulator of TEP-70 (ТЭП-70) locomotive are available. The museum provides lecturing and educational facilities.

Most of the locomotives and cars may be only watched from the outside, but there are ones that may be boarded. The environment of the museum is designed to be disabled-friendly. Full descriptions of exhibits are provided in both Russian and English. Guided tours are provided at extra charge.
Russian Railway Museum