We Went to the Museum and Finished by the Great Walk Across Moscow

Yesterday my boyfriend and I went to the museum "Experimentarium".  This museum is of course for kids but all grown-ups study items with great interest. The museum is unique as every visitor can touch, roll, push and pull all items wich explain laws of many sciences. We liked it. But I made not so many photos there. After that we decided to make a walk in Moscow and I made much more photos. Everything's inside


Русская версия >>>
In the museum










This is an infra-red camera. It's me on the screen. :)










Moscow walk

I like when pictures on the walls are drawn beautiful. They don't spoil the view



I think every kid used to visit or dreamed to visit this building. This is a Moscow circus



In fromt of the circus entrance there is a monument to a man who used to work as a clown and then became a Head of the circus for many years. This is a Russian actor Yuri Nikulin who still is so beloved by many generations of Russian people even after his death in 1997.




Not far from the circus there is also a little square with the statues of clowns




Children likes to climb them. All other people just have a rest on the benches around

















Church in Moscow. Unfortunately we didn't see the name of it





This is a Church server





The Olympic stadium. It was specially built for the Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980. Now it is used for different sport and musical events


This is a teletower in Moscow district Ostankino. Its height is almost 400 meters.



Near the Olympic stadium the process of mosque building is still going on



The symbol of faith



Not far from the mosque there is and orthodoxal christian church



































The mosaic picture on this church is very colourful and beautiful











Unusual and interesting fountain


And even here kids have ideas how to enjoy themselves





And this place is obligatory in any touristic programme. Tretyakov gallery. It contains real treasures of Russian culture from Medieval till modern times.


Tretyakov, founder of his gallery



Shop of colour









Near Tretyakov gallery a group of young people rolled open a wide sheet of paper and offered all pedestrians to draw something which came into their minds. They gave brushes, water and paints. So we stopped and I tried to paint but I don't want to show my results. All I will say is that I drew a guy lying in an orange hammock. Everybody had fun.















Luzhkov bridge. Another place we visited yesterday. This bridge is especially popular among ¨just married¨couples who come here just after registration of their union. The bridge is filled with metallic trees. And it became a tradition among new married persons to come here and hang keylocks with their names on the trees. It's considered that in such a manner married people seal their union and the family will be strong

























Here in the park people enjoy a sunny day. The walk with kids, communicate, juggle...














These guys even danced very positevly...








And this is a tumb to an Unknow sodier. It is dedicated to all Soviet soldiers who died in The World War II. It is situated near the walls of Kremlin