Central exhibition hall "Manege"

On November 12, 1817, a building was opened in Moscow, which eventually became one of the symbols of the city. It was erected in honor of the five-year anniversary of the victory over Napoleon by Augustine Betancourt - and in record time. The arena was intended for military parades and exercises. However, in its long history, it served other purposes as well - it was even a garage after October 17th. And only in 1957 the Manege was given the status of the Central Exhibition Hall.

In 2005, it was completely restored after a fire. The area of exhibition halls has significantly increased, there are 2 floors of exhibition halls.