Excursion to the Russian Museum

The Russian Museum holds the largest collection of Russian art: icons, paintings, mosaics, sculpture, applied art, etc. And also partially preserved the interiors of the Mikhailovsky Palace, for example, an impressive grand staircase.

On the tour you will see the largest picture of Russian historical painting - "Bronze snake" Bruni area as a two-room apartment. And, of course, you will see well-known paintings: “The Ninth Shaft” by Ivan Aivazovsky, “Moonlight Night on the Dnieper” by Arkhip Kuindzhi, “Zaporozhians write a letter to the Turkish Sultan” and the world’s largest group portrait – “Meeting of the State Council” (more than 80 people) by Ilya Repin.

You will find out why the only monument to Anna Ioannovna survived during the blockade.

Walking through such a great art museum is wonderful when you understand painting on a professional or at least amateur level. In another situation, it is better to do this with a guide who will not let you pass by the great paintings, will help to imbue yourself with the spirit of art and tell interesting facts. And even if you're not interested in art, and you've always found museums like this boring or incomprehensible, let me introduce you to the world. I find facts that will interest anyone. And I know how to present them correctly.

• Joining a small group of up to 10 people with a guide from my team - 2800 ом per person

• Individually only for you with a guide from my team - from 9000 у per tour

Additional: entrance tickets to the Russian Museum: adults - 700 rubles, pensioners, schoolchildren, students - 500 rubles, children from 7 to 13 years inclusive - 200 rubles, children under 7 years - free. There is no need to stand in queues – all tickets will be purchased in advance.