The first young guests of the National Centre RUSSIA shared their impressions of the excursions
On the opening day of the National Centre RUSSIA, overview tours were available for everyone on site, sparking the interest of visitors of all ages. The youngest participants in the excursion program shared their impressions of the exposition.
"It’s interactive and very interesting. I especially liked the exposition featuring new technologies; I’d really like to go there again," admitted Viktoria.
Just like at the RUSSIA EXPO, dozens of tours will be held daily at the National Centre RUSSIA. They are conducted by guides who have already gained serious experience working at the Exposition and now continue to carry out the educational mission with love and professionalism.
"I really liked the invention that helps move cargo. I would invite my friends here and wish them to invent something cool as well," said Timofei.
Anyone can become a participant in the tours at the National Centre RUSSIA. To do so, it is enough to register on the website russia.ru or join the groups formed near the information desk. The Centre is open to all interested every day from 10:00 to 20:00, except Monday, and tours of the exposition start every 15 minutes.
The National Centre RUSSIA was established by order of the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, to preserve the legacy of the International RUSSIA EXPO and to showcase the achievements of the country and its citizens on a permanent basis. Federal government bodies, state companies, corporations, and regions take part in the Centre’s work. The first event at the National Centre RUSSIA was the International Symposium "Inventing the Future," which welcomed more than 6,000 guests from 101 countries.
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