Top Museums in Moscow

Bring a picnic! The park has nice green spots where you can relax. I wish I had packed some snacks instead of grabbing overpriced food.

Check out the park's website for any free entry days; I found out they had one right after my visit, which would have saved me some cash.

Don't miss the rotating exhibitions they sometimes feature really cool contemporary artists. I stumbled upon one by chance and it was amazing!

Wear comfy shoes, especially if you want to explore the entire park. I regretted my choice of footwear halfway through!

Don't miss the museum's café... Their coffee and pastries were delicious, and it was a nice break after exploring so much art - plus, I think the prices were pretty reasonable!

Check out the museum's temporary exhibitions! They usually have something special going on. I stumbled upon an amazing showcase that I hadn't expected and it was a highlight!

i suggest buying tickets online in advance. there were long lines at the ticket counter, and i was so glad i skipped that hassle!

My advice is to grab a map at the entrance. The museum is huge and it's easy to get lost. A map helped me find my way without wasting time wandering around.

My advice is to buy your tickets online in advance. This will save you time and you'll avoid the long lines at the entrance.

I recommend grabbing a snack at the nearby cafes before your visit. The food options inside are limited and pricey.

Be sure to check out the gift shop before you leave. They have some cool souvenirs that you won't find anywhere else!

If you're into space stuff don't skip the IMAX theater! It’s a little extra but the experience is totally worth it. I loved it.

Check out the museum cafe for lunch. The prices were decent, and I was surprised at the quality of the food! I thought I'd be stuck with overpriced snacks, but I really enjoyed my meal there.

If you're into photography, bring a good camera. The exhibits look stunning, but some areas have low lighting. I wish I had a better lens with me for those moments. Don't forget your flash is not allowed!

I'd recommend buying your tickets in advance online. I wasted time at the ticket booth, and it could've been avoided. The web price is usually the same too, so no worries there!

I suggest following the timeline of the exhibits. Some displays have lots of information, and it's easy to miss important stuff when you’re wandering around. Next time, I’ll bring a notepad to jot down key facts!

I suggest checking out their online ticket sales before you go. You can save a couple of hundred rubles that way and skip the line on busy days.

My advice is to grab a coffee in the museum cafe. It’s cozy and not too pricey. Plus, it gives you a nice break between looking at all the paintings!

Make sure to visit during the weekdays if you can. I went on a Saturday and it was super crowded, which made it hard to enjoy the art.