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4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Axel (7 months ago)
The State Historical Museum (Государственный исторический музей) in Moscow offers a captivating journey through Russia's rich history. Housed in a striking red-brick building, its vast collection of artifacts and exhibits provide fascinating insights into the country's cultural heritage. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to understand Russia's past and present.
The State Historical Museum (Государственный исторический музей) in Moscow offers a captivating journey through Russia's rich history. Housed in a striking red-brick building, its vast collection of artifacts and exhibits provide fascinating insights into the country's cultural heritage. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to understand Russia's past and present.
CK Cheong (10 months ago)
Designed in 1874 by Vladimir Shervud and built in 19th century by order of Peter the Great in the Moscow Baroque style. The exhibits amounting to millions ranged from the millennia and Eurasian history, Russian history and culture and a rich and important manuscript collection
Designed in 1874 by Vladimir Shervud and built in 19th century by order of Peter the Great in the Moscow Baroque style. The exhibits amounting to millions ranged from the millennia and Eurasian history, Russian history and culture and a rich and important manuscript collection
Barış Deniz Keser (12 months ago)
Standing majestically on Red Square in Moscow, the State Historical Museum is a treasure trove of Russian history and culture, a captivating journey through the nation's rich and diverse heritage. Its vast collection, encompassing millions of artifacts, spans the ages, from the earliest settlements of prehistoric tribes to the grandeur of the Romanov dynasty. Within its imposing red brick walls, the State Historical Museum unveils Russia's story in a tapestry of exhibits, each one a portal into a different era. Visitors wander through halls filled with archaeological treasures, marveling at ancient tools, weapons, and ornaments that whisper tales of civilizations long past.
Standing majestically on Red Square in Moscow, the State Historical Museum is a treasure trove of Russian history and culture, a captivating journey through the nation's rich and diverse heritage. Its vast collection, encompassing millions of artifacts, spans the ages, from the earliest settlements of prehistoric tribes to the grandeur of the Romanov dynasty. Within its imposing red brick walls, the State Historical Museum unveils Russia's story in a tapestry of exhibits, each one a portal into a different era. Visitors wander through halls filled with archaeological treasures, marveling at ancient tools, weapons, and ornaments that whisper tales of civilizations long past.
Noah Poropat (3 years ago)
i think tis is a museam with stuff from russia.
i think tis is a museam with stuff from russia.
Gayan Chamara Chandrasena (3 years ago)
The State Historical Museum (GIM) is the largest national historical museum in Russia. Founded in 1872, the building on Red Square in Moscow was built in 1875-1883 by the architect Vladimir Sherwood and engineer Anatoly Semyonov. The site for construction was provided by the Moscow City Duma, ordering to demolish the building of the Main Pharmacy that stood there. The fund of the modern State Historical Museum has more than 5 million items and 14 million sheets of documentary materials. The permanent exhibition in the building on Red Square contains only 0.5% of the total collection. The number of visitors to the museum annually exceeds 1.2 million people. The staff is more than 800 employees. Currently, the museum association includes the Cathedral of St. Basil the Blessed, the Museum of the Patriotic War of 1812 and the Romanov Chambers. The State Historical Museum also owns exhibition halls on Revolution Square, storage facilities and restoration workshops in Izmailovo. The construction of a depository and exhibition center with an area of 120 thousand square meters is underway in the village of Kommunarka, New Moscow. Since 1990 it has been included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites as part of the Red Square ensemble.
The State Historical Museum (GIM) is the largest national historical museum in Russia. Founded in 1872, the building on Red Square in Moscow was built in 1875-1883 by the architect Vladimir Sherwood and engineer Anatoly Semyonov. The site for construction was provided by the Moscow City Duma, ordering to demolish the building of the Main Pharmacy that stood there. The fund of the modern State Historical Museum has more than 5 million items and 14 million sheets of documentary materials. The permanent exhibition in the building on Red Square contains only 0.5% of the total collection. The number of visitors to the museum annually exceeds 1.2 million people. The staff is more than 800 employees. Currently, the museum association includes the Cathedral of St. Basil the Blessed, the Museum of the Patriotic War of 1812 and the Romanov Chambers. The State Historical Museum also owns exhibition halls on Revolution Square, storage facilities and restoration workshops in Izmailovo. The construction of a depository and exhibition center with an area of 120 thousand square meters is underway in the village of Kommunarka, New Moscow. Since 1990 it has been included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites as part of the Red Square ensemble.
