Museum of Cosmonautics

The Space Memorial Museum (Memorial Museum of cosmonautics ), you can see the iconic building after you leave the Moscow State Economic Achievement Exhibition subway station. Next to the museum is the All-Russian Exhibition Center, which is very large in size and is a free and open leisure and entertainment area, which can be played for half a day. The museum is not large in size, but the content is very classic, basically including the most brilliant part of the history of Russian aviation. Tickets are not expensive, adults are ２５０ rubles, there are family packages for ４ people. There is no restaurant in the museum, but there are automatic air compressed food sold. There is a restaurant in the All-Russian Exhibition Center next door.

It is worth seeing, tickets 250 rubles. Most of the exhibits inside have English introductions, not very large scale (recommended here for Kennedy Space Center). The inside is very delicate, there are several return capsules. The memorial square sculpture is very stylish.

The space memorial museum is quite a large venue, there are a lot of tourists here, this memorial is also quite attractive, the space memorial museum has a lot of military facilities about the Soviet period, the development of aerospace can also be seen.

The rain in Moscow sent us to the Space Museum. From a distance, we saw its skyscraper marking machine. Many visitors had to go through the door for security checks. Photographs and videos had to be paid 230 roubles. The beautiful woman in the window moved slowly and easily. She kindly told me that mobile phone photo was free and pushed out the money I had handed in. Tickets are 250 rubles, free on the third Sunday of each month.

Moscow's Space Memorial Museum is worth a visit. It is located in the north of Moscow near the All-Russia Exhibition Center. As soon as the museum entered, there were pictures of the famous Soviet cosmonaut Gagarin. The exhibition was very rich in rockets and satellites. What was more distinctive was that two dogs from the Soviet Union who had completed the first space trip at that time were exhibited here after their death as specimens. In addition, space food for astronauts is also sold here.

The All-Russia Exhibition Center is also a famous scenic spot in Moscow, but winter is the maintenance period of the exhibition hall, which can only be seen from a distance. Walking to the space museum not far away, we can see the history of space development in Russia, mainly in the former Soviet Union. In particular, we can see many introductions about Yuri Gagarin, the first human astronaut.