Armoury Chamber

Traveling to Russia, this stop came to the capital Moscow. When we visited the Kremlin, we saw this armoury building, we didn't go in, we just looked at the exterior of the building opposite. As a fighting nation, the armoury is definitely a significant place, founded in 1508 as the armoury of the Russian royal family, responsible for producing, purchasing and storing weapons, accessories and the czar's various daily necessities. In 1806, Alexander I ordered the armoury to be converted into Moscow's first public museum, but the collection was not open to the public until seven years later. It is one of the oldest museums in Moscow.

The scenery is beautiful, the seller's customer service lady is very good, helped a lot, from picking up tickets to entering the venue, as long as you don't understand, you will tell you. In the usual travel, whether or not in the scheduled itinerary, there is a place that you don't understand, the young lady will be happy to help, it is great. The armoury didn't let the photos, the Maozi were taking pictures, and I quietly took a few pictures.

The Armory Museum is one of the city's many weapons exhibitions, and the armoury is quite armed. Many firearms are also very interesting, and the museum has a large collection of weapons and equipment, which is also a very important military exhibition hall at different times.

Not bad, come to Moscow again, and take a look at Russia's monuments. There are a lot of monuments in Russia, not inferior to China with thousands of years of history.

Tickets for the Kremlin complex do not include armoury and diamond pavilion, which can be purchased online in advance, and diamond pavilion can only be purchased on-site.

In addition to palaces, squares, bell towers and churches in the Kremlin, if you want to visit the Czar's treasures, you need to visit the Weapons Museum and Treasure Museum. Among them, the small area of the treasure hall is mainly jewelry, while the weapons hall is rich in content, including clothing, carriages, thrones, jewelry and so on.

Entering the Diamond Treasure Hall must pass strict security check, the exhibition hall is not allowed to take pictures, the whole exhibition hall has no external lighting, all the light is concentrated on the exhibits. The most memorable exhibit of all the exhibits: Yekaterina the crown, the real thing is a hundred times more shining than the photo.