Traditions and modernity: tours in the National Centre RUSSIA
The
National Centre RUSSIA offers guided tours that help visitors learn more about
the traditions, culture of our country, and its future.
For example, the tour "Make a Wish" invites guests to explore the rich traditions of various Russian regions and discover the country's unique cultural legacy, the dreams of visionaries, and the achievements of inventors.
The tour
begins at the main entrance, where visitors are greeted by eight beautifully
decorated New Year trees adorned with symbols of federal districts. Here, you
can see lace patterns and northern gingerbread, Russian nesting dolls, golden
embroidery from the Caucasus, Ural gemstones, and other striking decorations.
The guide will tell you about crafts passed down through generations and the
richness of Russia's multicultural heritage.
The journey
continues in the Centre's exposition halls. Guests will visit the Library of
the Future, learn how visionaries imagined tomorrow, explore the Hall of
Inventions, and conclude the tour at the exposition "Legacy for the
Future," featuring works by young artists from various countries.
The
children's tour "The Future Begins Today" will take young visitors on
a journey through time and space. In the expositions "Time of the
First," the Library of the Future, the Hall of Inventions, and the
"Legacy for the Future" exposition, children will meet Alice, a girl
from the future, learn about the dreams of visionaries, solve the mysteries of
science and technology, and see the world of the future through the eyes of artists
from Russia, Brazil, Iran, India, China, and Ethiopia.
Both tours
last 60 minutes and can be booked on the website of the National Centre RUSSIA.
Visitors
can also enjoy the tour "Inventing the Future," which starts at the
Library of the Future. It continues in the Hall of Inventions and concludes in
the Gallery, showcasing paintings, installations, sculptures, and even animated
films by young authors from various countries.
At the "Journey Across Russia" exposition one can see the most striking, picturesque natural and man-made sights of our country.
The annual Symposium will unite more than 7,000 experts from the SCO and BRICS countries, the Asia-Pacific region, Europe and the United States, to develop positive scenarios for the future.
On August 28, the National Centre RUSSIA invites you to an event of the literary club "What to read?!" dedicated to the 100th birth anniversary of Arkady Strugatsky.
