The population census was held in the Tsar-Maket museum-diorama

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They rush to trains and catch taxis, ride bicycles and go on excursions, have lunch in restaurants and walk at weddings, stand in traffic jams and quarrel over parking space, cheer for their favorite football teams at the stadium, work and relax... Doctors perform operations, artists perform on stage, archaeologists conduct excavations, firefighters extinguish the flames, representatives of the criminal world arrange disassembly… All of them are microhumans living in an amazing microcosm, which is an exact copy of our reality on a scale of 1:87.

Many people have heard about the unique museum-diorama "Tsar-Layout", opened recently (this spring) in Moscow, near the VDNKh metro station. But few people know that in addition to the recreated unique natural and architectural objects of the country, which are the main value of the layout, small figures of people are located on the huge territory of the layout. There are a lot of them, they all live their own lives, and they were counted the other day.

According to the" census of micro – population " conducted by the museum administration, there are now exactly 50,000 thousand people living in the virtual country (plus one robot Vitalik). It is simply unrealistic to see all the figures for a one-time visit to the museum: some are hiding, and you can't see them right away, while others are rushing somewhere on trains and you still need to wait for them to appear in front of you…

By the way, the uniqueness of the museum is that some action is constantly taking place on the squares of the layout. Interactive scenes replace each other, day is replaced by night, thunderclaps and the roar of engines are heard… That is why many people come to the museum more than once, and each time they find and discover something new…

The Tsar-Maket Museum-diorama is open daily without weekends and holidays from 10: 00 to 19: 00. Information and booking of group visits: 8 (495) 109-20-96.

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