Ice sculptures and fairy flowers: what to admire at the RUSSIA EXPO
A walk through the pavilions and expositions of VDNH is not only interesting and educative, but also very beautiful. We will tell you about the places to visit in search of inspiration and where to go for the most aesthetic photos.
Festival of Ice Sculptures exposition
At the RUSSIA EXPO, beautiful and amazing things surround guests from the very first moments. There is an impressive ice exposition near the main entrance. Ten sculptures represent the key events and achievements of modern Russia. You can see the Kremlin towers, ships and airplanes, space rockets. It is especially picturesque here in the evening, when the backlight is lit up and the ice sculptures begin to shimmer with different colors.
Pavilion B. Prirodograd
The Ministry of Environment's exposition is one of the most visually impressive. Once inside, you are literally transported from VDNH to a fairytale forest full of mysteries and wonders. The guests can walk among giant flowers and fantastic plants, meet amazing animals and have a lot of adventures. For example, the bravest can even visit the fear room and come face to face with real monsters.
Light semi-darkness, bright neon elements, bizarre design and lighting effects create a mesmerizing atmosphere of a modern gothic fairy tale. Even the volunteers look like fantasy heroes here: in dark outfits and with silver crowns on their heads.
Pavilion No. 46. Energy of Life
The exposition of the Ministry of Energy amazes with the beauty of technologies. Futuristic design and spectacular light installations will be the right backdrop for the most memorable photos. Be sure to try to play with the energy reflection, which will repeat your every movement: it looks very beautiful and unusual. And at the end of the tour admire the huge luminous construction in the form of DNA chain in the Energy of the Future hall. With the help of a special bracelet, guests will be able to launch the exhibit and see the light show.
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