Gori

Without many attractions, Gori created the Stalin Museum to attract more visitors, as Stalin was born there. This is the façade of the modest house of his family - his father was a shoemaker, having a workshop in the basement. The house is fully covered against bad weather. Some belongings of the dictator can be seen in the museum's main building.

This is the hall of the house, a regular room, as the house was not big. The house makes part of Stalin Museum, in Stalin Avenue, Gori, central Georgia.

Used from 1941 onward, this armoured wagon weighs 83 tons - more than 3 underground wagons. It can be seen and visited in Stalin Museum, at Stalin Avenue, Gori, central Georgia.

Inside his private armoured wagon, now displayed in Stalin's Museum, at Stalin Avenue, Gori, central Georgia.

Inside his private armoured wagon, now displayed in Stalin Museum, at Stalin Avenue, Gori, central Georgia.

Inside his private armoured wagon, now displayed in Stalin's Museum, at Stalin Avenue, Gori, central Georgia.