From February 3, the expositions on the second floor of the National Centre RUSSIA will undergo changes
The second
floor of the National Centre RUSSIA will be temporarily unavailable to visitors
due to exposition changes. Meanwhile, cultural, educational, and business
programs will continue. All up-to-date information about event dates and
locations can be found on the website in the "Events" section.
Starting
February, the expositions "Hall of Inventions" and "Legacy for
the Future" will conclude their work.
In March,
after installation and updates, two new expositions will open at the National
Centre RUSSIA: an architectural exposition and "A Journey Through
Russia." Visitors to the architectural exposition will learn about
traditions and modern approaches to construction. Guests of the "A Journey
Through Russia" exposition will explore various corners of the country —
from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad. They will experience natural beauty and
achievements from the past 20 years in various fields, including industry,
science, culture, and more.
The RUSSIA
Department Store will be reformatted starting February 4 and relocated to a
space on the first floor of Pavilion No. 3 (landmark for visitors — the concert
hall in Pavilion No. 3). In an updated and expanded format, the Department
Store will reopen in Pavilion No. 7 on March 1.
Works by the People's Artist of the USSR and a member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Viktor Ivanov, are on display for everyone to see at the National Centre RUSSIA in the Ryazan Region.
The experts discussed the ways women exercised influence and the limits of their independence in different eras.
Fifty finalists from different regions of the country came together at the National Centre RUSSIA.
