The Bookchin State Museum is famous among European museums
The Bookchin State Museum is famous among European museums
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
Bookchin Museum
The Bookchin State Museum is famous among European museums, as it contains more than 700,000 works of art. You can also enjoy the music festivals and science activities
that the museum offers so you will feel like you are visiting a comprehensive museum among Moscow museums.
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Cosmonautics Museum
Astronaut Museum
The Cosmonautics Museum was established at the foot of the Monument to the Invaders in Space to commemorate the nation’s achievements in space exploration. It provides
a glimpse into how Soviet space science developed, starting with the first man-made satellites followed by the first manned spaceflight and spacewalks for the first time, through the exploration programs Moon, Solar System Exploration Programs, and International Space Research Programs.
The complex interior design and unusual exhibition created a unique personality for the museum among Moscow museums, in addition to the presence of an amazing
collection of more than 85,000 items, the most famous of which is the space capsule used by (Yuri Gagarin), the first human to travel to outer space with the flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics with Fragments of the Moon, as well as the museum includes a Soviet spacesuit and a rocket propulsion unit from the 1960s.
Tsaritsyno Reserve Museum -Reserve
Tsaritsyno Museum
Tsaritsyno Reserve Museum in southern Moscow Founded in 1775 as the summer residence of the Imperial Catherine II, this unfinished building features neo-Gothic architecture and is surrounded by a beautiful garden area.
When visiting, you can enjoy this ancient historical museum, which is accompanied by an art museum, a beautiful landscaped garden, ponds, a waterfall, a forest and the beautiful Beryulyovo tree park. Now this museum is a museum complex and a popular entertainment place for Muscovites and guests of the Russian capital.