Shenyang Institute of Technology Armory Museum

Including the library floor of the exhibition hall and outdoor exhibition hall, the former has a fixed opening time, the latter can be at any time. The cold weapons part is more bullshit, watching than the stage on the second master Guan Er is still fake, hot weapons are real guys, this school formerly affiliated to the military industry department, should be related to this.

Next to the library of Shenyang Li University, it is open once a month. There are regular professional explanations and simulated launch demonstrations. There are several exhibition areas such as cold weapons, navy, air force, weapons, ammunition and fuzes. The pavilion is small, but the collection is rich. Some exhibition areas involve confidential information and are prohibited from shooting.

Open once a month, some of them can't be photographed. There are many students who are working as guides. Most of the guns and ammunition inside are real things and are very professional. It’s a bit dizzy for non-professionals to see, the hall is not too big

Complete variety, elegant environment, rich content, worth a visit!

Correct the opening hours in the introduction, not only in the morning, but in fact in the afternoon. Open on the third Saturday of each month (not open in winter and summer), so if you want to visit, you must make plans. Two free explanations a day, one each in the morning and afternoon, generally open the door to definitely catch up with one. In terms of transportation, go in at the south gate of the University of Technology, and enter from the east side of the museum to the turntable. In terms of fees, free visits, just register your personal information. To a certain extent, compared to some large military museums, here is still relatively small, only one floor of the exhibition hall, and the chariot aircraft ships are all reduced models, a bit rudimentary. Some of the content on the wall introduction board is wrong. The narrator is also a student girl who recites the manuscript, not very professional. From the perspective of science, it is okay. If you want to study in depth, you can check the information online or go to relevant museums abroad.