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Achievements of the past, present and future: a new exposition opened in Pavilion No. 1

Achievements of the past, present and future: a new exposition opened in Pavilion No. 1
Photo: Maxim Blinov/RIA News
03.26.2024

A joint exposition of the Movement of the First and the presidential platform "Russia - Land of Opportunity" called "First in Russia - Land of Opportunity" has been created in Pavilion No. 1 "Central" of the RUSSIA EXPO. Eight halls of the unique interactive space are dedicated to Russia's achievements through the reflection of the past, present and future. Guests of the Exposition can see the beauty of the Pavilion itself, appreciate the modern technologies and original show integrated into it.

The exposition reveals the key idea of the project that a dream is the beginning of any discovery: of oneself, inventions, society, country, and the future. You can fulfill your dream only by taking action and working hard, and the guiding star will be the waymark that accompanies the path to the dream, defines the goal, the source of inspiration and life. Each visitor can not only visualize their dreams, but also take part in educational, cultural and entertainment events prepared by the Movement of the First on the Exposition site, as well as in lectures, masterclasses and activities from the projects of the "Russia - Land of Opportunity" platform and receive useful gifts.

Pavilion No. 1 "Central" is one of the most monumental buildings at the Exposition. Its total height together with the spire reaches 97 meters, and its area exceeds 9 thousand m². The building was constructed in 1954 based on the project of architects Georgy Shchuko and Evgeny Stolyarov. It is in the traditions of Russian classical architecture and bears a resemblance to the central tower of the Main Admiralty building in St. Petersburg. The Pavilion received the name "Central" in 1964.

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