The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

Amazing museum. Indeed, it shows how much art is valuable for Russian people. Although the staff know a little bit English they tried their best to help. GREAT EXPERIENCE

This is excellent, classic fine arts museum with excellent collections. This is no huge like the State Hermitage in Saint Petersburg but it is better to plan at least three hours for your visit. You are going to see many artifacts from the times of ancient Egypt, Assyria and Greece. West European sculptures and paintings of XV - XVII centuries. Visitors are allowed to take non commercial photo without flash light and tripod. Highly recommended for yours visit.

Extremely overpriced. Worth seeing after you visited more important museums of Moscow - Tretyakov Gallery, Darwin Museum, Polytechnic Museum etc.

This museum is rich in art and the architecture of the building. It's not gigantic, but you will get to travel through ancient greece and 15th - 16th century art. Many of which are reproductions (statues) molden on the originals. If you forget about the facy they are reproductions and you spend some time looking at the art and the yeats when they were actually made, you will be pleasantly surprised to find out that the srill date multiple centuries ago and deserve just as much respect. Got the chance to view original study drawings that inspired bigger pieces and it's very inspiring. Seeing the process and the approach of these masters of art when they were in search of perfection is truly worth your time. I enjoyed analyzing these different drawings, the strokes and the details which came to eventually create some of the world renowed pieces we came to all know.

Good museum but with a big minus, not providing audioguide in Greek or in spanish, while provides for Germans and Chinese....