Cultural programme

The historic building of the Tretyakov Gallery at 10 Lavrushinsky Pereulok is situated within a complex of buildings, with its core being a mansion dating back to the second half of the 18th century. The building is designated as an object of cultural heritage of federal importance.
Today, the historical building of the Tretyakov Gallery houses an exhibition showcasing Russian art from the 12th century to the early 20th century. Spanning two floors, the exhibition occupies 62 halls and is organized chronologically, providing an insight into the development of the national artistic tradition.
Ancient Russian icon painting from the 12th–17th centuries:
Rare works by Andrei Rublev, Dionysius and Theophanes the Greek
18th-century works by famous Russian portrait painters:
F. Rokotov, D. Levitsky, V. Borovikovsky
The first half of the 19th century:
О. Kiprensky, K. Bryullov, A. Ivanov, V. Tropinin and A. Venetsianov
The second half of the 19th century forms the historical foundation of the museum's collection: V. Perov, A. Savrasov, I. Shishkin, A. Kuindzhi, V. Polenov, I. Levitan, V. Vereshchagin, I. Repin and many others
Art at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries:
М. Vrubel, V. Serov, A. Golovin, K. Somov, Z. Serebriakova, B. Kustodiev, V. Borisov-Musatov

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

The New Tretyakov Gallery presents the country's most comprehensive permanent exhibition of 20th-century Russian art, showcasing its diverse range including avant-garde, socialist realism, "severe style," "underground" art, and the latest trends. The gallery features large-scale retrospectives of renowned Russian artists, as well as experimental exhibitions highlighting emerging young artists. The Russian art exhibition from the second half of the 20th century has been recently updated and now occupies rooms 27–35 and 37. In addition to the museum's well-known masterpieces, the collection also includes new acquisitions and gifts acquired in recent years, enriching the Tretyakov Gallery's collection. Notably, for the first time, the exhibition now includes dedicated spaces for unofficial art from the 1960s to the 1980s, as well as for the trends of the late 20th century, marking a significant expansion in its scope.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.

Today, the museum has the following halls:

Dawn of the Space Age
Creators of the Space Age
Orbital Home in Space (today’s manned space navigation)
Moon and Solar System Exploration and Research
Space Science on Service to Mankind
International Cooperation in Space
International Space Fleet (the world’s space nations; Russia’s rocket and space industry)
Space History and Culture


Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge in the museum.

Permanent exhibition: ‘History of Moscow for Children and Adults’
The history of the Moscow region from the Stone Age to the era of Peter the Great. The museum ‘textbook’ vividly illustrates the history of Moscow and the Moscow region, which has been recorded in the roughly 1,500 authentic items from the museum's collection.

Exhibition: ‘Model House. Image Industry’
The ‘Model House’ exposition will show how the concept of a unified clothing modelling system for industrial production developed in the last century. It focuses on three key ‘clothes institutes’ for Moscow and the whole country: the Fashion Atelier, the Model House on Sretenka, and the All-Union Fashion Model House on Kuznetsky Most.

Exhibition: ‘Petrov-Vodkin. Lomakina. Elements of Crimea’
The exhibition features works by the artist and innovative teacher Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin and his student Maria Lomakina from private collections and 28 Russian museums.

Exhibition: ‘Establishing Precedence’
The exhibition presents stove tiles from the first half of the 18th century. They were found in 2015 by employees of the Moscow Department of Cultural Heritage, Georgy Kostanyan and Yekaterina Tregubova, during restoration work in the chambers of Zhuravlev merchants on Pyatnitskaya Street.

Exhibition: ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’
Landscape is the leitmotif of the exhibition ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’. The exposition consists of oral histories told by townspeople that have been studied by local historians and employees of the Museum of Moscow.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

Main exposition
The Moscow Archaeology Museum is located in an underground pavilion seven metres below the city’s historical centre and directly on the site of massive archaeological excavations that were conducted in 1993-1996. It depicts the medieval capital and how the territory of modern Manezhnaya Square developed and contains general information about the methodology of archaeological research.

Exhibition: ‘Games and Toys of Our Ancestors’
This exhibition presents the centuries-old history of games and toys. Visitors can view toys made of clay, wood, bone, metal, porcelain, fabric, papier-mâché, cardboard, and plastic.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.

Today, the museum has the following halls:

Dawn of the Space Age
Creators of the Space Age
Orbital Home in Space (today’s manned space navigation)
Moon and Solar System Exploration and Research
Space Science on Service to Mankind
International Cooperation in Space
International Space Fleet (the world’s space nations; Russia’s rocket and space industry)
Space History and Culture


Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge in the museum.

The historic building of the Tretyakov Gallery at 10 Lavrushinsky Pereulok is situated within a complex of buildings, with its core being a mansion dating back to the second half of the 18th century. The building is designated as an object of cultural heritage of federal importance.
Today, the historical building of the Tretyakov Gallery houses an exhibition showcasing Russian art from the 12th century to the early 20th century. Spanning two floors, the exhibition occupies 62 halls and is organized chronologically, providing an insight into the development of the national artistic tradition.
Ancient Russian icon painting from the 12th–17th centuries:
Rare works by Andrei Rublev, Dionysius and Theophanes the Greek
18th-century works by famous Russian portrait painters:
F. Rokotov, D. Levitsky, V. Borovikovsky
The first half of the 19th century:
О. Kiprensky, K. Bryullov, A. Ivanov, V. Tropinin and A. Venetsianov
The second half of the 19th century forms the historical foundation of the museum's collection: V. Perov, A. Savrasov, I. Shishkin, A. Kuindzhi, V. Polenov, I. Levitan, V. Vereshchagin, I. Repin and many others
Art at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries:
М. Vrubel, V. Serov, A. Golovin, K. Somov, Z. Serebriakova, B. Kustodiev, V. Borisov-Musatov

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

The New Tretyakov Gallery presents the country's most comprehensive permanent exhibition of 20th-century Russian art, showcasing its diverse range including avant-garde, socialist realism, "severe style," "underground" art, and the latest trends. The gallery features large-scale retrospectives of renowned Russian artists, as well as experimental exhibitions highlighting emerging young artists. The Russian art exhibition from the second half of the 20th century has been recently updated and now occupies rooms 27–35 and 37. In addition to the museum's well-known masterpieces, the collection also includes new acquisitions and gifts acquired in recent years, enriching the Tretyakov Gallery's collection. Notably, for the first time, the exhibition now includes dedicated spaces for unofficial art from the 1960s to the 1980s, as well as for the trends of the late 20th century, marking a significant expansion in its scope.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

Main exposition
The Moscow Archaeology Museum is located in an underground pavilion seven metres below the city’s historical centre and directly on the site of massive archaeological excavations that were conducted in 1993-1996. It depicts the medieval capital and how the territory of modern Manezhnaya Square developed and contains general information about the methodology of archaeological research.

Exhibition: ‘Games and Toys of Our Ancestors’
This exhibition presents the centuries-old history of games and toys. Visitors can view toys made of clay, wood, bone, metal, porcelain, fabric, papier-mâché, cardboard, and plastic.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

Permanent exhibition: ‘History of Moscow for Children and Adults’
The history of the Moscow region from the Stone Age to the era of Peter the Great. The museum ‘textbook’ vividly illustrates the history of Moscow and the Moscow region, which has been recorded in the roughly 1,500 authentic items from the museum's collection.

Exhibition: ‘Model House. Image Industry’
The ‘Model House’ exposition will show how the concept of a unified clothing modelling system for industrial production developed in the last century. It focuses on three key ‘clothes institutes’ for Moscow and the whole country: the Fashion Atelier, the Model House on Sretenka, and the All-Union Fashion Model House on Kuznetsky Most.

Exhibition: ‘Petrov-Vodkin. Lomakina. Elements of Crimea’
The exhibition features works by the artist and innovative teacher Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin and his student Maria Lomakina from private collections and 28 Russian museums.

Exhibition: ‘Establishing Precedence’
The exhibition presents stove tiles from the first half of the 18th century. They were found in 2015 by employees of the Moscow Department of Cultural Heritage, Georgy Kostanyan and Yekaterina Tregubova, during restoration work in the chambers of Zhuravlev merchants on Pyatnitskaya Street.

Exhibition: ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’
Landscape is the leitmotif of the exhibition ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’. The exposition consists of oral histories told by townspeople that have been studied by local historians and employees of the Museum of Moscow.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

For almost a century and a half, Moscow's Red Square has been adorned by the grandeur of the State Historical Museum. Constructed between 1875 and 1883, the building was specially designed to house Russia's national treasury.

Participants of the Forum will have the exclusive opportunity to sign up for a guided tour* of the museum.
(To join the excursion, please contact Elizaveta at +7 916 422 03 18)
Those who have registered for the guided tour are required to gather at entrance No. 1, in front of the turnstile, 15 minutes before the indicated time. Entrance No. 1 is for visitors, near Voskresenskiye Vorota.

The tour organizers will meet the participants and will conduct the group tour.

* The number of available places is limited in accordance with the museum's tour regulations.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.
Participants of the Forum will have the exclusive opportunity to sign up for a guided tour* of the museum.
(To join the excursion, please contact Elizaveta at +7 916 422 03 18)
Those who have registered for the guided tour are required to gather at entrance No. 1, in front of the turnstile, 15 minutes before the indicated time. Entrance No. 1 is for visitors, near Voskresenskiye Vorota.

The tour organizers will meet the participants and will conduct the group tour.

* The number of available places is limited in accordance with the museum's tour regulations.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.

Today, the museum has the following halls:

Dawn of the Space Age
Creators of the Space Age
Orbital Home in Space (today’s manned space navigation)
Moon and Solar System Exploration and Research
Space Science on Service to Mankind
International Cooperation in Space
International Space Fleet (the world’s space nations; Russia’s rocket and space industry)
Space History and Culture


Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge in the museum.

The New Tretyakov Gallery presents the country's most comprehensive permanent exhibition of 20th-century Russian art, showcasing its diverse range including avant-garde, socialist realism, "severe style," "underground" art, and the latest trends. The gallery features large-scale retrospectives of renowned Russian artists, as well as experimental exhibitions highlighting emerging young artists. The Russian art exhibition from the second half of the 20th century has been recently updated and now occupies rooms 27–35 and 37. In addition to the museum's well-known masterpieces, the collection also includes new acquisitions and gifts acquired in recent years, enriching the Tretyakov Gallery's collection. Notably, for the first time, the exhibition now includes dedicated spaces for unofficial art from the 1960s to the 1980s, as well as for the trends of the late 20th century, marking a significant expansion in its scope.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

The historic building of the Tretyakov Gallery at 10 Lavrushinsky Pereulok is situated within a complex of buildings, with its core being a mansion dating back to the second half of the 18th century. The building is designated as an object of cultural heritage of federal importance.
Today, the historical building of the Tretyakov Gallery houses an exhibition showcasing Russian art from the 12th century to the early 20th century. Spanning two floors, the exhibition occupies 62 halls and is organized chronologically, providing an insight into the development of the national artistic tradition.
Ancient Russian icon painting from the 12th–17th centuries:
Rare works by Andrei Rublev, Dionysius and Theophanes the Greek
18th-century works by famous Russian portrait painters:
F. Rokotov, D. Levitsky, V. Borovikovsky
The first half of the 19th century:
О. Kiprensky, K. Bryullov, A. Ivanov, V. Tropinin and A. Venetsianov
The second half of the 19th century forms the historical foundation of the museum's collection: V. Perov, A. Savrasov, I. Shishkin, A. Kuindzhi, V. Polenov, I. Levitan, V. Vereshchagin, I. Repin and many others
Art at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries:
М. Vrubel, V. Serov, A. Golovin, K. Somov, Z. Serebriakova, B. Kustodiev, V. Borisov-Musatov

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

For almost a century and a half, Moscow's Red Square has been adorned by the grandeur of the State Historical Museum. Constructed between 1875 and 1883, the building was specially designed to house Russia's national treasury.

Participants of the Forum will have the exclusive opportunity to sign up for a guided tour* of the museum.
(To join the excursion, please contact Elizaveta at +7 916 422 03 18)
Those who have registered for the guided tour are required to gather at entrance No. 1, in front of the turnstile, 15 minutes before the indicated time. Entrance No. 1 is for visitors, near Voskresenskiye Vorota.

The tour organizers will meet the participants and will conduct the group tour.

* The number of available places is limited in accordance with the museum's tour regulations.

Main exposition
The Moscow Archaeology Museum is located in an underground pavilion seven metres below the city’s historical centre and directly on the site of massive archaeological excavations that were conducted in 1993-1996. It depicts the medieval capital and how the territory of modern Manezhnaya Square developed and contains general information about the methodology of archaeological research.

Exhibition: ‘Games and Toys of Our Ancestors’
This exhibition presents the centuries-old history of games and toys. Visitors can view toys made of clay, wood, bone, metal, porcelain, fabric, papier-mâché, cardboard, and plastic.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

Permanent exhibition: ‘History of Moscow for Children and Adults’
The history of the Moscow region from the Stone Age to the era of Peter the Great. The museum ‘textbook’ vividly illustrates the history of Moscow and the Moscow region, which has been recorded in the roughly 1,500 authentic items from the museum's collection.

Exhibition: ‘Model House. Image Industry’
The ‘Model House’ exposition will show how the concept of a unified clothing modelling system for industrial production developed in the last century. It focuses on three key ‘clothes institutes’ for Moscow and the whole country: the Fashion Atelier, the Model House on Sretenka, and the All-Union Fashion Model House on Kuznetsky Most.

Exhibition: ‘Petrov-Vodkin. Lomakina. Elements of Crimea’
The exhibition features works by the artist and innovative teacher Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin and his student Maria Lomakina from private collections and 28 Russian museums.

Exhibition: ‘Establishing Precedence’
The exhibition presents stove tiles from the first half of the 18th century. They were found in 2015 by employees of the Moscow Department of Cultural Heritage, Georgy Kostanyan and Yekaterina Tregubova, during restoration work in the chambers of Zhuravlev merchants on Pyatnitskaya Street.

Exhibition: ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’
Landscape is the leitmotif of the exhibition ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’. The exposition consists of oral histories told by townspeople that have been studied by local historians and employees of the Museum of Moscow.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.
Participants of the Forum will have the exclusive opportunity to sign up for a guided tour* of the museum.
(To join the excursion, please contact Elizaveta at +7 916 422 03 18)
Those who have registered for the guided tour are required to gather at entrance No. 1, in front of the turnstile, 15 minutes before the indicated time. Entrance No. 1 is for visitors, near Voskresenskiye Vorota.

The tour organizers will meet the participants and will conduct the group tour.

* The number of available places is limited in accordance with the museum's tour regulations.

The New Tretyakov Gallery presents the country's most comprehensive permanent exhibition of 20th-century Russian art, showcasing its diverse range including avant-garde, socialist realism, "severe style," "underground" art, and the latest trends. The gallery features large-scale retrospectives of renowned Russian artists, as well as experimental exhibitions highlighting emerging young artists. The Russian art exhibition from the second half of the 20th century has been recently updated and now occupies rooms 27–35 and 37. In addition to the museum's well-known masterpieces, the collection also includes new acquisitions and gifts acquired in recent years, enriching the Tretyakov Gallery's collection. Notably, for the first time, the exhibition now includes dedicated spaces for unofficial art from the 1960s to the 1980s, as well as for the trends of the late 20th century, marking a significant expansion in its scope.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

The historic building of the Tretyakov Gallery at 10 Lavrushinsky Pereulok is situated within a complex of buildings, with its core being a mansion dating back to the second half of the 18th century. The building is designated as an object of cultural heritage of federal importance.
Today, the historical building of the Tretyakov Gallery houses an exhibition showcasing Russian art from the 12th century to the early 20th century. Spanning two floors, the exhibition occupies 62 halls and is organized chronologically, providing an insight into the development of the national artistic tradition.
Ancient Russian icon painting from the 12th–17th centuries:
Rare works by Andrei Rublev, Dionysius and Theophanes the Greek
18th-century works by famous Russian portrait painters:
F. Rokotov, D. Levitsky, V. Borovikovsky
The first half of the 19th century:
О. Kiprensky, K. Bryullov, A. Ivanov, V. Tropinin and A. Venetsianov
The second half of the 19th century forms the historical foundation of the museum's collection: V. Perov, A. Savrasov, I. Shishkin, A. Kuindzhi, V. Polenov, I. Levitan, V. Vereshchagin, I. Repin and many others
Art at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries:
М. Vrubel, V. Serov, A. Golovin, K. Somov, Z. Serebriakova, B. Kustodiev, V. Borisov-Musatov

Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge at the information desks in the museum.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.

Today, the museum has the following halls:

Dawn of the Space Age
Creators of the Space Age
Orbital Home in Space (today’s manned space navigation)
Moon and Solar System Exploration and Research
Space Science on Service to Mankind
International Cooperation in Space
International Space Fleet (the world’s space nations; Russia’s rocket and space industry)
Space History and Culture


Tickets can be obtained free of charge by presenting your Forum badge in the museum.

Main exposition
The Moscow Archaeology Museum is located in an underground pavilion seven metres below the city’s historical centre and directly on the site of massive archaeological excavations that were conducted in 1993-1996. It depicts the medieval capital and how the territory of modern Manezhnaya Square developed and contains general information about the methodology of archaeological research.

Exhibition: ‘Games and Toys of Our Ancestors’
This exhibition presents the centuries-old history of games and toys. Visitors can view toys made of clay, wood, bone, metal, porcelain, fabric, papier-mâché, cardboard, and plastic.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

Permanent exhibition: ‘History of Moscow for Children and Adults’
The history of the Moscow region from the Stone Age to the era of Peter the Great. The museum ‘textbook’ vividly illustrates the history of Moscow and the Moscow region, which has been recorded in the roughly 1,500 authentic items from the museum's collection.

Exhibition: ‘Model House. Image Industry’
The ‘Model House’ exposition will show how the concept of a unified clothing modelling system for industrial production developed in the last century. It focuses on three key ‘clothes institutes’ for Moscow and the whole country: the Fashion Atelier, the Model House on Sretenka, and the All-Union Fashion Model House on Kuznetsky Most.

Exhibition: ‘Petrov-Vodkin. Lomakina. Elements of Crimea’
The exhibition features works by the artist and innovative teacher Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin and his student Maria Lomakina from private collections and 28 Russian museums.

Exhibition: ‘Establishing Precedence’
The exhibition presents stove tiles from the first half of the 18th century. They were found in 2015 by employees of the Moscow Department of Cultural Heritage, Georgy Kostanyan and Yekaterina Tregubova, during restoration work in the chambers of Zhuravlev merchants on Pyatnitskaya Street.

Exhibition: ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’
Landscape is the leitmotif of the exhibition ‘Moscow without Suburbs. Fili’. The exposition consists of oral histories told by townspeople that have been studied by local historians and employees of the Museum of Moscow.

Tickets can be obtained free of charge upon presentation of the Forum participant badge at the museum tickets office.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.
Participants of the Forum will have the exclusive opportunity to sign up for a guided tour* of the museum.
(To join the excursion, please contact Elizaveta at +7 916 422 03 18)
Those who have registered for the guided tour are required to gather at entrance No. 1, in front of the turnstile, 15 minutes before the indicated time. Entrance No. 1 is for visitors, near Voskresenskiye Vorota.

The tour organizers will meet the participants and will conduct the group tour.

* The number of available places is limited in accordance with the museum's tour regulations.

The Museum of Cosmonautics is one of the largest scientific and historical museums in the world.

The 110-metre-tall titanium monument at the All-Russian Exhibition Center has become the symbol of the quantum technological leap of its time.
Participants of the Forum will have the exclusive opportunity to sign up for a guided tour* of the museum.
(To join the excursion, please contact Elizaveta at +7 916 422 03 18)
Those who have registered for the guided tour are required to gather at entrance No. 1, in front of the turnstile, 15 minutes before the indicated time. Entrance No. 1 is for visitors, near Voskresenskiye Vorota.

The tour organizers will meet the participants and will conduct the group tour.

* The number of available places is limited in accordance with the museum's tour regulations.

For almost a century and a half, Moscow's Red Square has been adorned by the grandeur of the State Historical Museum. Constructed between 1875 and 1883, the building was specially designed to house Russia's national treasury.

Participants of the Forum will have the exclusive opportunity to sign up for a guided tour* of the museum.
(To join the excursion, please contact Elizaveta at +7 916 422 03 18)
Those who have registered for the guided tour are required to gather at entrance No. 1, in front of the turnstile, 15 minutes before the indicated time. Entrance No. 1 is for visitors, near Voskresenskiye Vorota.

The tour organizers will meet the participants and will conduct the group tour.

* The number of available places is limited in accordance with the museum's tour regulations.