The atmosphere of celebration and pride: what visitors of the National Centre RUSSIA expositions paid attention to
Since February, the "Hall of Inventions" and "Legacy for the Future" expositions have concluded their work at the National Centre RUSSIA. In just the past three months, more than 28,000 guests have visited them as part of daily free tours. Here’s what people noticed first.
Visitors of all ages were consistently drawn to interactive exhibits that allowed them to try out professions of the future, trace the path from a dream to its realization, and even send a greeting from space.
According to visitors, the "Legacy for the Future" exposition evoked a sense of pride for the new generation — the future of the Motherland. Guests also noted that the creativity of young people brings people together and raises important societal topics, such as war and peace, the interaction between nature and technological progress, globalization, loneliness, and the role of culture and art in achieving national identity.
Participants of the tour programs highly praised the level of hospitality and service within the National Centre RUSSIA. They highlighted the accessible inclusive environment, free guided tours, well-prepared exhibit descriptions, professional lighting, a comfortable relaxation area, and the diverse and unique product selection at the Department Store. Many guests also noted the festive atmosphere at the National Centre.
Please note that in February, the second floor of the National Centre RUSSIA is temporarily closed to visitors due to the rotation of expositions. However, cultural, educational, and business programs continue. Outdoor (external) tour routes will remain available as part of the excursion program. Up-to-date information on event dates and locations can be found on the website in the "Events" section.
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