B-413 Submarine Museum: A Dive into Naval History

The B-413, launched in September 1968, is a notable example of Cold War naval engineering.

This submarine was built in Leningrad and served in the North and Baltic Fleets for 30 years before being moored at the Museum of the World Ocean in June 2000. It is a rare pre-atomic submarine, preserved in its original state, showcasing its firm and light hull, major and auxiliary systems, and authentic weaponry. Visitors can marvel at the intricate mechanical systems and the challenges of 1960s technology as they navigate its narrow corridors and small portholes.

Highlights

• ⚓ Original Condition: The submarine is preserved with all its original equipment.
• 🔧 Mechanical Complexity: Explore the intricate systems that kept the submarine operational.
• 🌊 Unique Heritage: One of the few remaining pre-atomic submarines in the world.

Visitors can access the museum with a paid ticket, making it a fascinating destination for tourists, families, and naval history enthusiasts alike.