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‘Moscow Museums Online’ Project

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The ‘Moscow Museums Online’ project is a free virtual collection of showpieces from the museums of Moscow. Photos of exhibits and museum exhibitions are available to users from all over the world without registration.

The portal is regularly updated with new items. Now almost 87 thousand exhibits and more than 800 exhibitions are available on the project’s website. The users of the portal have access to the exhibitions of the K. Timiryazev State Biological Museum, the State Darwin Museum, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, the Moscow Zoo, the Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics and other famous institutions.

The project became especially popular during the COVID-19 pandemic, when visits to museums and exhibition galleries were temporarily suspended for the safety of residents.

key indicators:
  • About 87,000 showpieces and more than 800 exhibitions are available on the portal
applicable un sustainability goals:
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Latest update:05.02.2023
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