The Tsar-Layout of the Country Museum, a private institution

In addition to entertainment and leisure activities, the museum was intended to be an educational visual exhibit. It is interesting not only for children, but also for adults. It’s a fascinating introduction to modern Russia for everyone. The main aim is to show the wealth and scope of the country in a playful and active way. Of cultural interest are the most famous architectural monuments of Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan and other cities from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok, and the most famous historical and natural sites. On the technical side, the museum is distinguished by a moving system of roads and railways, dozens of interactive scenes that are set in motion by visitors, and the change of day and night.

More than 20 cities in the European part of the country and 250 famous landmarks are represented in the museum. A variety of architectural objects, the most recognisable buildings, many of them monuments of world architecture, are all on the layout. Each city has interactive buttons and panels, bringing to life various scenes featuring the inhabitants of our country. Trains travel on the railways, cars drive on the roads, traffic lights are on, the traffic police keep an eye on the road, bridges open, birds fly, a football match takes place at the stadium, and in the evening you can enjoy fireworks near Ostankino. The geographical regions and federal districts of our country, mountains and rivers, seas and waterfalls – all of this can be seen at the Tsar-Layout Museum!

Themed tours and an educational-interactive programme for pre-school and primary school children.

The interactive museum-diorama Tsar-Layout Museum offers a new educational game programme for the youngest and most curious explorers. This year our capital celebrates its 875th birthday and we invite children to explore the city without leaving the confines of our museum.

Fun lessons

– Introducing pre-school and primary school children to the history and main sights of Moscow and Russia’s cities;

– Developing patriotism;

– Development of coherent speech skills;

– Development of creative abilities.

“Moscow is my hometown!”

– a series of three lessons with preschool children

– We study the sights of the capital: the Kremlin and Red Square on a model

– consolidate the material with a quiz and prizes

– Make an artwork based on the studied material

“Wide is My Motherland”

– a series of five lessons for primary school pupils

– study Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan and Nizhny Novgorod on a model

– consolidate the material with the help of a quiz and filming an “interview”.

DIY lesson based on the studied material

Number of children in the group – up to 7 people

Class time – 45 minutes

Frequency – once a week

The price of one lesson for one child – 1000 roubles.