Mosfilm Museum

The Mosfilm Museum is part of the legendary film studio, which for many years has been one of the most advanced not only in Russia but also in Europe. The rich collection of exhibits of the museum is constantly changing - because many of them continue to star in different films, and when some items are sent to shoot - their place is taken by others. Also, here you can see a collection of cars since the XX century, scenery and costumes of actors.

Retro cars, despite their venerable age, are magnificently restored and are on the go. These are the Peugeot phaeton of 1913, and the Rolls-Royce open convertible of 1913, and the Russo-Balt of 1913, as well as the Volga from the movie Beware of the Car and Stirlitz’s Mercedes-Benz from Seventeen Moments of Spring.

A lot of surprises have been prepared for visitors to the museum - for example, the layout hall will reveal the mystery of a fire on a train from the film "34th ambulance", or the secret of transforming an ordinary chicken into a huge "Ryabu Chicken" in the film of the same name by A. Konchalovsky.

The stands located in the studio acquaint visitors with sketches of scenery, makeup, awards and much more. Of great interest are the film sets. Pavilions and natural sites are better to see with your own eyes - and you will have a rare opportunity to look into another era, without using a time machine.