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Museum of the history of the Tula radio factory Octava

Everyone knows Tula as the "weapons capital", samovar, gingerbread... Do you know Acoustic Tula? The first Soviet lightning switches and microphones, horn military loudspeakers, headsets for pilots and tank crews, space communication devices for all Russian cosmonauts - what has not happened in the hundred-year history of the company, which arose in 1927, in the year of the tenth of October! The entire history of the country is reflected and captured in the history of the Tula plant.

And what kind of people are involved in radio production - either an enthusiast, or a hero, or a talent, or a mystery!

We suggest turning over the pages of the history of the country, technology and Tula, be surprised and learn new things about the famous! 

During the tour, it is possible to visit an anechoic chamber to measure microphone parameters and inspect the assembly plant (according to the production situation).

Guided tours are held from June 1 to March 1, from Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 16.00, subject to prior arrangement at least 2 days in advance by phone.

The tour is possible for any number of people.

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Tula, Kaminsky St., 24. Entrance gates of the Oktava factory
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Ekaterina 27 September 2024
An interesting tour about the life of the factory, which has a rich past. Visiting the museum allows you to move back to the Soviet era, we looked at rare receivers and microphones, telephones, loudspeakers. It turns out that the radio factory is legendary! Special thanks to Olga Alexandrovna, who, being from a hereditary family of radio engineers, spent a long time piecing together the history and exhibits.