Culture, traditions, and the future: tours at the National Centre RUSSIA
The National Centre RUSSIA offers tours that provide deeper insight into the culture, traditions, and future of our country.
The
"Make a Wish" tour invites guests to explore the rich traditions of
various Russian regions and discover the unique cultural legacy of the country,
the dreams of science fiction writers, and the achievements of inventors.
The tour
begins at the main entrance, where visitors are greeted by eight beautifully
decorated New Year trees adorned with symbols of the federal districts. Here,
guests can admire the lace patterns and gingerbread of the North, Russian
matryoshkas, golden embroidery of the Caucasus, Ural gemstones, and other
vibrant ornaments. The guide will share stories about the crafts passed down
through generations and the wealth of Russia's multicultural heritage.
The journey
continues in the exposition halls of the Centre. Visitors will explore the
Library of the Future, learn how science fiction writers envisioned tomorrow,
visit the Hall of Inventions, and conclude their tour at the "Legacy for
the Future" exposition, which showcases works by young artists from
different countries.
The
children's tour "The Future Begins Today" will captivate young guests
with a journey through time and space. In the "Time of the First",
Library of the Future, Hall of Inventions, and "Legacy for the
Future" exposition, children will meet Alisa, a girl from the future,
discover the dreams of science fiction writers, solve the mysteries of science
and technology, and see the world of tomorrow through the eyes of artists from
Russia, Brazil, Iran, India, China, and Ethiopia.
Both tours
last 60 minutes, and registration is available on the National Centre RUSSIA
website.
Visitors
can also enjoy the "Inventing the Future" tour, which begins at the
Library of the Future, continues in the Hall of Inventions, and concludes in
the Gallery, where paintings, installations, sculptures, and even animated
films by young creators from various countries are displayed.
He is a true symbol of puppet theatre, speaking different languages and combining craftsmanship, humour and that distinctive Obraztsov love for the audience.
Registration has opened for the III International Symposium "Inventing the Future", which will be held on 12–13 November 2026 at the National Centre RUSSIA.
