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Little Tower House is a post-modernist fantasy on the theme of "Russian ornamentation" implemented by the architects Alexander Schukin and Mikhail Leonov.
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The house with Russian fairytale looks was designed by none other than Sergey Malyutin, the creator of the world-famous Russian nesting doll Matryoshka! |
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Gingerbread-like complex in the Old Russian style provides a dozen of unusual museums and souvenir workshops.
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In various corners of Moscow you can come at intricately painted towers, fantastic museums and images of fairy tale characters that bring us back to the world of childhood.
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A museum does not have to be a boring place with the rules like "Do not touch!" and "Keep distance!". Museums can be really exciting and captivating. These interactive museums plunge you headlong into exploring and experiencing.
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Here is a huge evident illustration of Charles Darwin's theory: dozens of thousands of exhibits, each of them harbouring long history.
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An echo of cold war years — an underground shelter in the heart of Moscow at the depth of 65 meters. Today it is one of the most interesting museums in the city of Moscow.
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Achievements of Russian astronautics are presented here with original exhibits, which have been to the outer space.
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The training ground for Russian astronauts welcomes guests. For those interested in space exploration and astronautics the Star Town is a true paradise. |
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Experimentanium is a large-scale interactive entertainment center dedicated to the fascinating world of science.
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This is one of the most popular places in this country. Just imagine: from 1929 to 1994 the Moscow Planetarium was visited by about 50 million people.
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Saint Petersburg boasts a number of modern art museums and art centres that present non-conformist art, second avant-garde art, modern interior design, street art and what not. |
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Artists' reflections on the role of modern fine arts in densely populated urban environment.
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The museum exposition presents works of alternative and modern noncommercial art with the aim of preserving and promoting it.
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It is the first private museum representing the history of development of the Russian nonconformist art of the last decades.
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Now the Design/Bulthaup Gallery is the largest interior gallery in Saint Petersburg, and a design center highly acknowledged in this country and abroad.
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The private gallery is a commercial organization focusing on modern art, painting, sculpture, photography and videoart. Its main objective is supporting and promoting modern artists and selling their works. |
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Visitors can observe works of modern art and even purchase art objects here or broaden their horizons at lectures and master classes held in the gallery.
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Back in 1989 a few figures of underground culture took over several buildings at the address 10, Pushkinskaya. Thus the Free Culture association came to be.
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Exhibitions, concerts, festivals, lectures, workshops, design and architecture studios – here is a whole realm for creative work and rest in the center of Moscow.
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