The Moscow Kremlin is a symbol of the Russian statehood, one of the largest architectural ensembles of the world. In 1990, the Moscow Kremlin, Red Square and the Alexandrov Gardens were included to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The Moscow Kremlin territory houses the Residence of the President of the Russian Federation. Besides, the famous Moscow Kremlin Museum-Preserve is located here.

It includes the Armoury treasure-house, the Patriarch’s Palace and the twelve Apostles’Church, the Assumption, Archangel’s and Annunciation Cathedrals, the Church of Laying Our Lady’s Holy Robe, the Ivan the Great Bell-Tower and the Assumption Belfry, the famous Tsar-Cannon and the Tsar-Bell, collections of artillery weapons and bells.

Nowadays, the Moscow Kremlin is one of the most frequented museum in the world. The Kremlin Museums develop dynamically, work out grand restoration, exhibition and publishing projects, do completing funds, realize special children’s programmes, organize science forums, develop information technologies.

The Museum administration and staff express their cordial gratitude to everyone who supports and helps embodying actual Museum projects and invites new partners to collaboration.

The Kremlin Museums have big potential for the collaboration to be advantageous and profitable, perspective and creative.