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Main Moscow museum which is must have. Remember that there several buildings in Moscow for Tretyakov gallery and they are not close to each other. Check the ticket and address on it. Main building looks like in fairy-tale. Another building is on the left hand from the main entrance. There are also a New Tretyakov gallery, where you can find another part of the collection. And all the biggest separate exhibitions are hold there. It's located between Park Kultury and Oktyabrskaya metro station. Right on the Moscow-river and Muzeon park. I'm a native but even I always check tickets.…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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We have been here 3 times and each time like a first time. Cant wait to come back next year!!!!!! Amazing energy, incredible art, some lines to get tickets, but worth waiting for
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Excellent gallery where you can found the best Russian art. It is a great experience. It is huge. Only one advice, take something warn as the air conditioning is a little low.
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Date of experience: July 2020
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If you find yourself in Moscow, then this is a place which is not to be missed. A unique - and very impressive - collection of Russian art which cannot be compared to anything else you've seen in other museums around the world, in a very beautiful setting.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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I wanted to visit this museum for a very long time. I’m Russian and I grew up on the most of the paintings that are in this marvelous collection. I came here with my husband, who is a foreigner, and we both really enjoyed the time we spent here. In fact, he said it was the top of all things we had time to do in Moscow! You need at least 2 hours here. Please plan accordingly. The price to enter is 500 rubles, which was equal €6-7 during the time of the visit and is very low for such a museum. Also, like most places in Moscow, they have a wardrobe downstairs (where you buy tickets), and there are several cute gifts shops and a cafe. The staff was very helpful too and answered my questions about the gallery with pleasure. …
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Date of experience: February 2020
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