All-Russian Exhibition Center

All-Russian Exhibition Center is a sprawling exhibition and amusement park located in the Ostankinsky District of Moscow. stablished in 1935, it has evolved into a significant cultural and recreational hub, showcasing Soviet-era architecture, museums, and pavilions dedicated to various industries and former Soviet republics. It is known for its well-preserved Soviet-era architecture and expansive gardens. The park offers a mix of cultural exhibits, entertainment options, and dining facilities.

 Renting bicycles or electric scooters are recommended to navigate the vast grounds more comfortably. Originally inaugurated as the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition in 1939, VDNKh was designed to display the Soviet Union's achievements across various sectors. The complex features over 250 buildings, many of which are ornate pavilions representing different Soviet republics and industries. Notable structures include the Central Pavilion, adorned with Soviet emblems and classical columns, and the "Worker and Kolkhoz Woman" sculpture, a renowned symbol of Soviet realism.