Central Museum of Communication named after A.S. Popov

The Central Museum of Communication named after A.S. Popov was founded on September 11, 1872. The unique collection of the museum dedicated to the history of the development of communication means consists of exhibits on the history of postal, telegraph, telephone, radio and broadcasting, television, mobile, space and satellite communications. In addition, the Popov CMS preserves the State Collection of Postal Payment Marks of Russia, a unique documentary fund and presents to a wide range of visitors an excellent collection of the scientific and technical library.