The Moscow Railway Museum is next to the Bawiletz railway station, because its exhibits include the Lenin Lingkong, which is forbidden to the general public for nearly two decades. It was opened to the public in January 2012. The Moscow Railway Museum belongs to the Lenin Tomb Museum series, which retains Lenin's steam locomotive and Lenin's Lingerie 1691 truck.

Not only are there old antique steam trains, but there are also very modern high-speed trains, and the best thing is that tourists can enter the train carriages to visit, in the carriages of the old trains like scenes from movies.

The exhibits are ten minutes rich, including various items that have been pioneered by the Russian railway, including models, artworks, documents, photos, uniforms. The U-127 locomotive is the only remaining U-shaped steam locomotive in Russia.

The Moscow Railway Museum exhibits a wealth of ten items, including models, artworks, documents, photographs, uniforms, and many items that have been created by the Russian Railways to date.

Russia has a great railway network. This museum was once very mysterious. Now you can see the escort cars of Lenin's Lingerie and other trains.