Irina Zhuravleva

The Museum of Wooden Architecture Moscow showcases Russia’s rich rural heritage with authentic wooden houses, churches, and windmills from across the country.

The Museum of Cosmonautics Moscow honors Russia’s space achievements, from Sputnik to the International Space Station, with immersive exhibits and rare artifacts.

The Museum of Forgotten Toys Moscow invites you to rediscover Soviet-era childhood through vintage playthings, propaganda-themed games, and interactive exhibits that bring nostalgia to life.

The Museum of Illusions Moscow offers a playful journey through optical illusions, gravity-defying rooms, and brain-teasing puzzles that challenge your perception.

The Winzavod Contemporary Art Center Moscow transforms a 19th-century wine factory into a space for bold art, showcasing works by Russia’s edgiest contemporary artists.

The Museum of Bread Moscow explores 500 years of Russian baking traditions, from tsarist-era bread-making tools to Soviet communal kitchens and modern artisanal bakeries.

The Museum of Soviet Life Moscow offers a nostalgic journey into Soviet-era apartments, propaganda art, and everyday culture of the 1950s–1980s.

The Chaykovsky House-Museum Moscow offers an intimate look into the life of Russia’s iconic composer, featuring handwritten scores, family artifacts, and reconstructed 19th-century interiors.

The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography in Moscow showcases rare 19th-century cameras, Soviet propaganda shots, and modern art, making it a haven for photography enthusiasts.

The Museum of Russian Impressionism Moscow showcases masterpieces from the Silver Age of Russian art, blending light, color, and emotion in paintings of Moscow’s streets,...

Pushkin Museum, Moscow art museum, Impressionist paintings, Renaissance art, Van Gogh, Monet, Rembrandt

The Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines offers a unique glimpse into the gaming culture of the Soviet Union, combining interactive fun with historical context.