The exposition "Journey Across Russia" at the National Centre is taking shape
At the National Centre RUSSIA, the installation and decoration work for the new exposition "Journey Across Russia," which will open on March 5, is entering its final stage. This large-scale project will allow guests to witness the beauty of Russia — from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad. Visitors will get acquainted with the main natural and historical landmarks and the economic achievements of the country's eight federal districts.
More than 3,000 square meters of exposition space are being actively filled with display items. Among them are taiga trees, rocks, wildflowers, and much more. The Amur tiger, a cart with precious stones, a stylized ski lift cabin, and other components of the exposition have found their place at the venue.
The exposition is divided into eight thematic blocks, each dedicated to the unique features of one of Russia’s federal districts. The description of the landmarks will be accompanied by video content, infographics, decorations, photo zones, and other interactive elements. Visitors to the exposition will also enjoy cultural and educational events and programs.
The exposition space "Journey Across Russia" is completed by the digital "Heart Zone," where each visitor will be able to leave their impressions on a digital postcard, which will be preserved in the history of the National Centre.
The exposition "Journey Across Russia" will open on March 5. It is designed for guests of all ages. Visits will be organized as part of guided tour groups.
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