Inventing the Future

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Opening hours: Tue-Sun from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m
Moscow, Krasnopresnenskaya Emb., 14

Registration for tours of the "Journey Across Russia" exposition is available on the National Centre website

Registration for tours of the "Journey Across Russia" exposition is available on the National Centre website
Photo: Press Office of the National Centre RUSSIA
03.15.2025

The "Journey Across Russia" exposition at the National Centre RUSSIA is open to guided tour groups. It is recommended to register in advance for a 90-minute tour on the website russia.ru.

The exposition is divided into eight thematic zones, each dedicated to one of the federal districts of the country. Visitors can embark on a journey from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok.

Displays and multimedia installations highlight Russia's natural, cultural, and scientific wealth, while interactive features — including VR, video content, infographics, and photo zones — create an immersive experience.

The first part of the "Journey Across Russia" project features the Gastronomic Rows, offering dishes from all corners of the country. Here, guests can discover unique stories, traditions, and inspiration for future travels. A children's playroom is also available for young visitors.

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