Enlightening and inspiring: guest reviews about tour guides at the National Centre RUSSIA
Guests of the National Centre RUSSIA are full of admiration
not only for the expositions but also for the guides. Having gained a unique
experience at the International RUSSIA EXPO, the best "conductors of
meaning" in the country continue to carry out their educational mission
with love and professionalism.
"Visiting the National Centre, we vividly felt the
diversity of achievements and were amazed by the harmonious combination of
science and technology, culture, and art on one platform. And all of this was
thanks to the wonderful guide Vera," said students of Moscow School No.
1290.
"Special thanks to guide Lyudmila Zheludova for
immersing us in the future and, particularly, for the excellent narration — I
would even say it was practically a professional art history lecture. I
wholeheartedly give her a top score with a plus!" added Natalia Grevova
from Tula.
The guides of the National Centre not only provide visitors
with new knowledge but also convey the overall mood of the exposition,
transmitting the meanings embedded by young artists in their creations.
"I want to especially highlight guide Yuri
Anatolievich. Without him, I would not have fully experienced the mood of the
exposition and the unique character of the paintings presented there,"
affirmed Alla.
"Immense gratitude to the excellent guide Olga
Dodonova. She was a conductor of meanings; without her, I would not have
grasped much of the messages embedded by the authors in their works. I feel a
deep connection to the theme of culture as a common denominator uniting
different nations, and here I was once again convinced of this," noted
Andrei Ilyushin.
Guests also emphasize that, to a large extent, thanks to the
guides, the National Centre has developed a unique atmosphere of warmth and
hospitality.
"Wonderful, breathtaking! My deepest gratitude to the
guides Yekaterina and Oksana — professional, friendly, and welcoming,"
exclaimed Dmitry, a guest from Belarus.
The information lovingly delivered by the guides inspires
guests of all ages to pursue further development and personal achievements.
"We greatly enjoyed the tour led by Yanis. We learned
so much, and the children were inspired to create something of their own and
continue studying at the school of arts to reach the same level as the authors
of these works. We look forward to seeing more wonderful works," wrote
Galina, Mikhail, and Veronika Savochkina.
"Many thanks to Natalia Didenko for a great and
positive tour. It was interesting, clear, vivid, and informative. It is evident
that Natalia knows her profession, loves history, science, and everything that
propels us into the distant future of our lives. We will come again and bring
our grandchildren. See you soon!" promised Nina and Tatiana.
Tours with professional guides start at the National Centre
RUSSIA every 15 minutes. All tours are completely free. You can join this
fascinating journey by registering on the website russia.ru or contacting the
Centre's staff at the information desk near the entrance to the expositions.
The National Centre RUSSIA is open daily for everyone,
except Mondays, from 10:00 to 20:00.
The lecture "Come and See: The Feat of Newsreel Cameramen during the Great Patriotic War" took place as part of the "Thursday. Development".
The centre has become the first, unique, and multifunctional exhibition venue in Belarus, operated by the National Exhibition Centre "BelExpo."
On May 8, the audience at the National Centre RUSSIA enjoyed a performance by a combined children's wind orchestra, which launched the festive concert programme.
