Muzey Mirovoy Pogrebal'noy Kul'tury

The museum is very interesting and colorful. The approach to such a difficult topic is incredibly professional. In the common people it is called the Museum of Death, but in fact it is really the Museum of Funeral Culture. It is Culture and everything that is invested in this concept and understanding. And what a wonderful guide there is. A beautiful girl in a stunning blue dress and a small black hat, which gives more impact to the action. The story is remarkably constructed, the guiding of the excursion is competently constructed (unfortunately I don't know its name). I recommend it for a must visit and always with a guide. Otherwise, the perception may be different than expected.

Superb location. There are a lot of exhibits. The territory of the crematorium is also very beautiful and there is something to see. You can take pictures. I especially liked the 2nd hall. Ooooooo gorgeous!

Oh, I'm just from there! One word is spinning in my mind: AWESOME !!! This is one of the best museums that I have visited, and I have been to many. Three large halls, a very sensibly executed exposition, very interesting exhibits, a good guide Inna Isaeva. I learned a lot of new things. The topic in our society is not very open, for some it is even taboo. But we will all face death. I liked the first room, which tells about the Victorian era. The second presents an exposition about ritual ceremonies of different peoples and religions, as well as a lot associated with the Second World War, even a diorama. In the third there is a funeral transport, various hearses, coffins. I highly recommend visiting! Tours take place at 12.00 and 16.00, Monday is a day off. Price for an adult with a guided tour 1300, without - 1100. Discount 750-900. This is in all the halls, but you can honor each hall separately.

I highly recommend visiting this place. A huge museum, three rooms. To be honest, I doubted to go or not ... I never regretted that I went. And there is also an amazing guide, Mikhail, who will tell you about the funerary culture.

Would you visit again? Definitely yes, but without a camera and used the services of guides. The guys are professionals in their field.