The Moscow Apple Museum: The Mecca All Apple Fans Should Take A Pilgrimage To

Could this be the best Apple museum in the world? The Moscow Apple Museum looks incredibly cool, packed with Apple products most of you don’t even know about from the 80s and 90s: it’s got everything from the Pippin to the Newton and more, Cult of Mac reports.

Owner Andrey Antonov:

The first computer in my collection was Mac SE. It needed a lot of work to bring it into operation. There was much less global attention on Apple in those days. Collecting was very inexpensive.

People come here to use the computers. You see children and adults playing games, trying out software. You see the adults fondly remembering their childhood. There’s a great atmosphere.

The layout of the museum itself is very similar to an Apple Store, and as he mentioned, what’s really cool is that you can just walk in and try out the vintage machines. If I ever go to Moscow, I’ll definitely drop by this place, as it’s pretty sweet. For the full Flickr gallery click here. The opening hours can be found on the official website.

Henry Taylor-Gill

Henry is a student who is a huge Apple fan, and has used their products since day one. He can remember how happy he was when he received the first iPod back in 2001 as a birthday present. He has an international background, having spent most of his life in France but he now lives in the UK. He is also a native French speaker and can also speak Spanish at a decent level. In addition to tech, Henry is an avid sports fan and has his own sports blog.