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Discover the best top things to do in , Russia including Museum of Chuvash Embroidery, Metropolitan Chambers Museum of Old Russian Art, Krasnoe Selo Jewelry and Folk Applied Arts Museum, Museum of Groveler Art, Berezopolye Museum of Folk Crafts and Trades, FUTURO Gallery, Art Gallery, Bogorodsk Museum of Ceramics, Museum named after Vadim Orlov, Semenovskiy Museum of History and Art.
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1. Museum of Chuvash Embroidery
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Metropolitan Chambers Museum of Old Russian Art
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5.0 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By withpanamahaton - Stockholm, Sweden
This is a real gem of a museum with one of the finest collections of restored icons in Russia. The best examples of the famous Yaroslavl school of icon painting. Early works, masters who moved here from Novgorod and lavish later icons commissioned by the wealthy merchants of this town. Information in English is very scarce. It’s such a pity! There are also temporary exhibitions. When I was here it was an exhibition about Peter the Great’s ban on beards and the conflicts that followed. Great multimedia exhibition in Russian. This is a great example of how to show Russian history in a modern way. I hope the next step will be to make this more accessible for foreign tourists as well.
3. Krasnoe Selo Jewelry and Folk Applied Arts Museum
4. Museum of Groveler Art
5. Berezopolye Museum of Folk Crafts and Trades
6. FUTURO Gallery
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
FUTURO is a contemporary art gallery in a unique historical place in the center of Nizhny Novgorod. We do not only sell art, graphic, sculpture, photos, art-objects of novice and well-known Russian artists. FUTURO is a multiplatform space, which combines functions of an exhibition hall with high-grade curatorial projects, a lecture platform, a cinema, a concert hall, a theatre and an art-incubator.
7. Art Gallery
8. Bogorodsk Museum of Ceramics
9. Museum named after Vadim Orlov
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
Private museum in historical mansion displaying old porcelain (mostly Russian and Soviet), art iron casting pieces, silver pieces.
