Музей вузкакалейкі
7 reviews
August 14
The most positive emotions are from visiting the museum and traveling by train as part of a Saturday trip. A special merit in this is Artyom, the organizer and head of the public initiative to preserve the narrow-gauge heritage of our country. It really feels like how much work, time and soul are invested by the artists in the maintenance and development of the museum. In addition to the history of the narrow-gauge railway, Artyom (he also acts as a guide) spoke in detail about the specifics of peat extraction and fuel production on our basis. In general, we had an exciting and useful time.
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July 27
Our family was very impressed
Thanks more to Artyom for his commitment and contribution to the museum
The tour includes a scenic trip with stops to the peat mining site on a two-car train + an informative tour
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July 25
As a sightseeing tour - yes, as a full-fledged one - no. The cost per person is significantly overstated and did not meet expectations. The guide speaks softly and very fluently. It all comes down to a question and answer.
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October 1
A wonderful small and cozy museum. Exhibits with a history. Definitely worth a visit.
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May 15
Адзіная ў Беларусі адкрытая экспазіцыя вузкакалейнай чыгуначнай тэхнікі. Знаходзіцца на тэрыторыі ТБЗ "Дзітва" побач з дзейнай тарфяной вузкакалейкай, якая прымае экскурсійныя групы ў рамках прамысловага турызму ў супрацоўніцтве з праектам 750mm.by
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July 8
Not bad, informative, but a little expensive for this volume.
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July 22
An interesting place.
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