The Pushkin Museum of Art is built to commemorate the famous Russian Pushkin. This museum is also one of the good places for foreign tourists to visit. Pushkin is also a very important historical figure here. This museum looks pretty good.

The Pushkin Museum of Plastic Art's initial collection includes replicas of famous buildings from ancient Greece to the Renaissance, ancient Greek antiquities, ancient vases and coins, and works from the 1st century in Italy.

Very magical museum, many real works, but recently several exhibition halls are under maintenance, the most important painting exhibition hall can not see. A large part of it is a copy of famous sculptures from all over the world. The staff at the consultation desk was very good in English and friendly. The umbrella was dropped and helped me collect it. I found it back when I left the scene. Thank you very much.

Although the Chinese introduction is not complete, the excellent design inside is also very recommended.

If you like art, especially oil paintings and sculptures, don't miss it, there are a lot of art. If you have enough time, it is recommended to take at least five hours to visit. I spent four hours reading it and wanted to enjoy it carefully, but not enough for a day. 300 rubles tickets, very cost-effective, the basement floor store coats and bags, the bathroom is also on the basement floor, a total of two floors of exhibition area, there are ancient Egyptian series, mummies, burial products, wearing accessories. There are paintings of various European eras, and the style is very obvious. There are many sculptures, from the ancient Greek Parthenon to the ancient Roman, ancient Egypt, Russian native, Jesus and many other types. In short, it is a recommended place.

The Pushkin Museum is the largest collection of foreign art in Moscow, founded in 1898 and completed in 1912. It houses 10,000 artworks from ancient Egypt and Babylon to today's era. The museum's building, with its classical facade, has six columns and is surrounded by colonnades. 

The Pushkin Museum is Moscow’s largest collection of foreign art, featuring thousands of famous paintings, sculptures and various artworks. The audio guide is also very detailed, and after visiting here for nearly three hours, I have learned roughly that the changes in the style of painting from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, as well as the characteristics of Baroque and Rococo styles, are well worth visiting.

Originally passing by, I heard that it was named after Pushkin. I wanted to come very artistic, so I went in and saw it. Sure enough, I was not disappointed. The building of the museum itself is very ornamental. The exhibits in the museum are still very high in specifications. There are authentic products and imitations, which are more ornamental.