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The Moscow Committee on Tourism, together with the Department of Cultural Heritage, presents a series of thematic lectures, virtual tours and videos about famous architectural monuments in the project #Москвастобой. All of them are available on the stayhome.moscow platform.
Without leaving the house, it is possible to visit the Petrovsky Palace, the Metropol, the Pashkov House and other unique architectural monuments; watch educational videos about the restoration, as well as listen to thematic lectures.
“We are very pleased that the #Москвастобой project is constantly expanding and new formats are appearing, and new partners are joining. Let me remind you that the site stayhome.moscow has the opportunity to see the production of the Moscow Ballet Theater, and you can explore the capital by watching virtual walks from the Moscow project through the eyes of an engineer, recently launched original tours from the Moscow Museum and much more. Many people are forced to stay at home now, and at this time, the most important thing is to share knowledge and emotions with each other,” Ekaterina Pronicheva, chairman of the Moscow Tourism Committee says.
Now residents can listen to five lectures from the Moscow Code series devoted to: theatrical Moscow, metropolitan regional studies, Muscovite language, city signs and posters, the image of Moscow in literature.
Also, 24 short videos dedicated to the conservation of Moscow architectural monuments are available to users. One can evaluate the result of a comprehensive restoration of the Karataeva-Morozov estate in Leontyevsky Lane, see how the Golden Spike and Friendship of Peoples fountains have changed at VDNKh, as well as check how the architect Melnikov’s house in Krivoarbatsky Lane looks from the inside and much more.
For virtual walks on the portal, the doors are open of the Petrovsky Travel Palace, Novo-Catherine’s Hospital, Pashkov’s house, Metropol and Leningradskaya hotels, Alexey Ermolov’s apartment building, Zinaida Morozova’s mansion, Alexandra Derozhinsky’s mansion, Fyodor Shekhtel’s mansion, Grachev’s mansion, Elizaveta Dunker’s mansion, Vysotsky’s mansion, pavilions of VDNKh and the estate of Alexei Morozov.
Another unique opportunity is a virtual visit to the observation deck. In total, the tour included 17 locations and 30 photo panoramas - this is the bell tower of Ivan the Great, GUM, a skyscraper on Kotelnicheskaya Naberezhnaya, Polytechnic Museum, Vysoko-Petrovsky Monastery, Central Children's World, Christ the Savior Cathedral, Gorky Park, Golutvinsk manufactory, Red October, Ukraine hotel, Novospassky Monastery, Moscow State University, Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, VDNKh pavilion "Agriculture", pavilion "Cosmos" VDNKh and pavilion No. 1 VDNKh.
#Москвастобой is a new online platform that allows you virtually visiting interesting excursions, listening to lectures, see theater performances, culinary shows, fashion shows and much more. The project involves the Tretyakov Gallery, the Pushkin Museu, Museum of Russian Impressionism, Garage Museum of Modern Art, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, Cosmonautics and Aviation Center and Slovo Center at VDNKh, Moscow Zoo, Moscow Planetarium, Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve , the project "Moscow through the eyes of an engineer", the State Darwin Museum, Gostiny Dvor, "New Manege", Botanical Garden of Moscow State University and others.
Every day new sites and cultural initiatives join the project. In the near future there will be an English version of the site.
Without leaving the house, it is possible to visit the Petrovsky Palace, the Metropol, the Pashkov House and other unique architectural monuments; watch educational videos about the restoration, as well as listen to thematic lectures.
“We are very pleased that the #Москвастобой project is constantly expanding and new formats are appearing, and new partners are joining. Let me remind you that the site stayhome.moscow has the opportunity to see the production of the Moscow Ballet Theater, and you can explore the capital by watching virtual walks from the Moscow project through the eyes of an engineer, recently launched original tours from the Moscow Museum and much more. Many people are forced to stay at home now, and at this time, the most important thing is to share knowledge and emotions with each other,” Ekaterina Pronicheva, chairman of the Moscow Tourism Committee says.
Now residents can listen to five lectures from the Moscow Code series devoted to: theatrical Moscow, metropolitan regional studies, Muscovite language, city signs and posters, the image of Moscow in literature.
Also, 24 short videos dedicated to the conservation of Moscow architectural monuments are available to users. One can evaluate the result of a comprehensive restoration of the Karataeva-Morozov estate in Leontyevsky Lane, see how the Golden Spike and Friendship of Peoples fountains have changed at VDNKh, as well as check how the architect Melnikov’s house in Krivoarbatsky Lane looks from the inside and much more.
For virtual walks on the portal, the doors are open of the Petrovsky Travel Palace, Novo-Catherine’s Hospital, Pashkov’s house, Metropol and Leningradskaya hotels, Alexey Ermolov’s apartment building, Zinaida Morozova’s mansion, Alexandra Derozhinsky’s mansion, Fyodor Shekhtel’s mansion, Grachev’s mansion, Elizaveta Dunker’s mansion, Vysotsky’s mansion, pavilions of VDNKh and the estate of Alexei Morozov.
Another unique opportunity is a virtual visit to the observation deck. In total, the tour included 17 locations and 30 photo panoramas - this is the bell tower of Ivan the Great, GUM, a skyscraper on Kotelnicheskaya Naberezhnaya, Polytechnic Museum, Vysoko-Petrovsky Monastery, Central Children's World, Christ the Savior Cathedral, Gorky Park, Golutvinsk manufactory, Red October, Ukraine hotel, Novospassky Monastery, Moscow State University, Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, VDNKh pavilion "Agriculture", pavilion "Cosmos" VDNKh and pavilion No. 1 VDNKh.
#Москвастобой is a new online platform that allows you virtually visiting interesting excursions, listening to lectures, see theater performances, culinary shows, fashion shows and much more. The project involves the Tretyakov Gallery, the Pushkin Museu, Museum of Russian Impressionism, Garage Museum of Modern Art, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, Cosmonautics and Aviation Center and Slovo Center at VDNKh, Moscow Zoo, Moscow Planetarium, Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve , the project "Moscow through the eyes of an engineer", the State Darwin Museum, Gostiny Dvor, "New Manege", Botanical Garden of Moscow State University and others.
Every day new sites and cultural initiatives join the project. In the near future there will be an English version of the site.
Author: Anna Dorozhkina
