Zurab Tseriteli Museum is full of unusual monuments and sculptures created by a famous Georgian-Russian artist, sculptor and architect Zurab Tseriteli. His 94 meter high statue of Peter the Great in Moscow is the eighth tallest statue in the world. And his sculpture, entitled 'Good Defeats Evil' is on the grounds of the UN building in New York City. There are three floors in the museum with Tseriteli's mini-sculptures (the huge ones are exhibited in the courtyard) and pictures. Among numerous different sculptures in the courtyard, you will find animals, statesmen, clowns, books, soldiers, dancers, famous people, religious figures, etc. You can spent much time walking there. In this post it's only a small part of what I've manage to see.
Entrance fee: 150 rubles. Photographing: 150 rubles. The excursion was free of charge.
Address: 13, Bolshaya Gruzinskaya Street, Krasnopresnenskaya or Barrikadnaya Metro Stations.
Museum of Optical illusions
On the 29th of July a new Museum of Optical illusions was opened not far from the main pedestrian Street of Moscow – Arbat.
Подробнее...
Electro Museum
The Electro Museum opened in 2014 immediately aroused great interest among the citizens and guests of the city because of its unusual exposition devoted to the actual e... Подробнее...
The Museum of Telephone History in Moscow
We are proud to present to you this new large scale project, Russia's largest collection of rare telephone devices and accessories: The Museum of Telephone History. The... Подробнее...
Museum of Chess
The Chess Museum opened its doors in Moscow on September 25, 2014. The museum found its place within the walls of the famous Central House of Chess (formerly known as t... Подробнее...