20 – 22 October 2020, there will be held a Conference ‘Museum Libraries in Modern Society: Custodians of Book Collections’. 22 October – online Zoom conference.

On the forthcoming opening of the exhibition "Carl Fabergé & Feodor Rückert. Masterpieces of Russian Enamel", a sculpture "Ovoid 7.1" by contemporary artist Grigory Orekhov was installed at the Cathedral Square of the Moscow Kremlin. The seven-part marble and fibreglass sculpture, with a height of 6.5 meters, is located nearby the entrance to the Assumption Belfry, where one of the two exhibition halls is located. The work created in 2018 is shown to the public for the first time.

Dear visitors of the Moscow Kremlin,

As the Moscow Kremlin Museums are temporarily closed, we welcome you to take a virtual tour of our Museums.

Wherever you are in the world, take a tour of our Museums from this page.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums in collaboration with KAMIS Museum Systems Ltd. and Multimedia Solutions Lab Ltd., with the support of Gazprom Export LLC, have produced a multimedia application for mobile devices – "Moscow Kremlin Museums. Armoury Chamber". It provides the latest news about the events of the Kremlin Museums and full information on the Armoury Chamber, i.e. museum map with wayfinding features, audio guide, information about its halls and exhibits, games and quests.

the tickets to The Moscow Kremlin Museums are available online at the museums' official website http://tickets.kreml.ru/en/ and at the official ticket office at the Alexandrovsky Sad (Alexander Garden). The Moscow Kremlin Museums do not guarantee you admission with tickets purchased at nonofficial websites.

The number of daily visitors to the Armoury Chamber is limited due to the capacity of the museum. Admission to the architectural complex of the Cathedral Square for tourist groups is also regulated acc to the schedule. The Museums do not guarantee admission for the visitors late for the session.