Museum of Archaeology of Moscow

The Museum of Archaeology of Moscow is located at a depth of 7 meters in an underground pavilion, on the site of large-scale archaeological excavations that took place here in 1993-1996. Its main purpose is to give an idea of the medieval capital, as well as the history of the development of Manege Square. The museum contains general information about various methods of archaeological research and introduces the rich material culture of the city of the XV-XVIII centuries.

The basis of the exposition is the foundations of the Resurrection Bridge, dating from the XVI – XVII centuries, discovered during excavations. Also in the Museum there are many interesting objects found in the historical center of the city. Among them, you can admire samples of the material culture of Muscovites - a collection of tiles, smoking pipes, as well as objects of worship from the necropolis of the Moiseev Monastery.

Local thematic, sightseeing, costumed and interactive tours will acquaint tourists with the history of excavations on Manezh Square. The institution has an archaeological circle, where children will be able to get acquainted with the authentic artifacts found in the Moscow region and Moscow. Having been here, you will spend exciting leisure time and learn a lot of new things.