Museum of Cosmonautics

The Museum of Cosmonautics is a space exploration facility in Zhytomyr that houses thousands of exhibits related to spacecraft technology and space missions. The collection includes descent modules from spacecraft, lunar soil samples, and research equipment that were developed for various space programs.

The facility was established in 1970 as a memorial related to a famous space pioneer from the region. It later became an independent institution and relocated to its current building, allowing it to expand its operations.

The museum presents Soviet space achievements through objects and displays that show how space exploration was viewed in this region. Visitors encounter exhibits that reflect the cultural significance these accomplishments held for people living here.

The building is open for viewing from Tuesday through Sunday, with exhibits arranged in different display areas. Visitors should allow adequate time to see the outdoor exhibits, which are also part of the overall collection.

The grounds display a rare outdoor exhibit that belongs to an important chapter in weapons development history. This piece offers insight into a lesser-known aspect of early space technology.

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-13:00, 14:00-17:15

GPS coordinates: 50.25295,28.67763

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:47