Metro Museum of St. Petersburg, Transport museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

The Metro Museum of Saint Petersburg occupies a building on Dekabristov Island, at 36 Odoyevskogo Street, not inside the metro system. Its collection includes a full-size train car with an open driver's cab, a working escalator section, token machines, and a station duty office furnished as in the 1960s. Declassified 1944 documents on the metro's construction are displayed in the "Beginning of History" section.

The underground railway opened in 1955 as one of the world's deepest metro systems. The museum, established in 2005, documents this evolution through original construction plans, engineering records, and photographs from each building phase.

The displays feature metro tokens, uniforms, and educational materials that show how public transportation shaped daily life in the city. These objects reveal the connection between the metro system and the way residents experienced their community over time.

The museum is on Dekabristov Island, on Odoyevskogo Street, a move made in 2005 from its earlier site by Avtovo station. It is open daily from 10:00 to 16:00 but closed on weekends and public holidays, so weekday mornings are the time to come. The exhibition is indoors and includes a staircase built as an escalator leading down to a full-size train car.

The museum holds a full-size metro car with an open driver's cabin door: visitors step inside and handle the controls as if driving the train. A staircase shaped like an escalator leads down to it, and the collection also keeps declassified 1944 documents on the start of metro construction.