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Registration has opened for the tours of the exposition "Journey Across Russia" at the National Centre RUSSIA

Registration has opened for the tours of the exposition "Journey Across Russia" at the National Centre RUSSIA
Photo: Press Office of the National Centre RUSSIA
03.04.2025

Two tours of the new exposition "Journey Across Russia" are available for visitors of the National Centre RUSSIA, with different durations. They will immerse you in the diversity and beauty of our country. Registration for both tours is already available on the website in the "Events" section.

Visitors can choose the interactive tour "Journey Across Russia: From Baikal to Kaliningrad," which lasts 60 minutes, or a general interactive walk with a guide, lasting 90 minutes.

On more than 3,000 square meters, guests can travel through all the federal districts of our country, learn about Russia's cultural heritage, natural resources, and technological achievements. The exposition space is divided into eight zones corresponding to Russia's eight federal districts: Far Eastern, Siberian, Volga, Central, North Caucasian, Southern, Ural, and Northwestern.

The exposition utilizes modern technologies — VR, video content, infographics, and photo zones to create a full immersion effect.

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