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List of museums in Moscow

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For Museums in Moscow Oblast, see List of museums in Russia § Moscow Oblast.

This is a list of museums in Moscow, the capital city of Russia

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Museums Picture Established Reference
ART4.RU Contemporary Art Museum
2007 [1]
Bakhrushin Museum
1894 [2][3]
Bulgakov Museum in Moscow
2007 [4][5]
Cathedral of the Annunciation
1955 [6][7]
Central Armed Forces Museum
1919 [8]
Church of the Deposition of the Robe
1965 [9]
Church of the Twelve Apostles
1918 [10]
Cold War Museum (Moscow) 2006 [11]
Diamond Fund
1967 [12][13]
Fersman Mineralogical Museum
1716 [14][15]
Galeyev Gallery 2006 [16]
Gulag Museum [citation needed]
Institute of Russian Realist Art
2011 [17][18]
Ivan the Great Bell Tower
1991 [19][20]
Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center
2012 [21][22]
Kremlin Armoury
1806 [23][24]
Kremlin Arsenal
1819 [25]
Kuskovo
1919 [26][27]
Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography
2010 [28][29]
The Lumiere Brothers Photogallery
2001 [30][31]
Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics
1981 [32][33]
Moscow Cat Museum 1993 [34][35]
Moscow Design Museum 2012 [36][37]
Moscow House of Photography
1996 [38][39]
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
1999 [40][41]
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
2010 [42]
Museum of Calligraphy
2008 [43][44]
Moscow Paleontological Museum
1937 [45][46]
Museum of History of Moscow 1896 [47][48]
Museum of the Great Patriotic War, Moscow
1995 [49][50]
Museum of the Moscow Railway
2011 [51][52]
National Centre for Contemporary Arts
1992 [53][54]
Ostankino Palace
1919 [55][56]
Poklonnaya Hill
1995 [57][58]
Polytechnical Museum
1872 [59][60]
Pushkin Museum
1912 [61][62]
RKK Energiya museum
2008 [63]
Rumyantsev Museum
1831 [64][65]
Russian State Library
1862 [66][67]
Ryabushinsky Museum of Icons and Paintings
2009 [citation needed]
Shchusev State Museum of Architecture
1934 [68][69]
State Historical Museum
1872 [70][71]
Tagansky Protected Command Point
2006 [72][73]
Tretyakov Gallery
1856 [74][75]
Tsaritsyno Park
1984 [76][77]
Vernadsky State Geological Museum
1755 [78]
Vlakhernskoye-Kuzminki
1999 [79][80]
Zoological Museum of Moscow University
1791 [81][82]
New Tretyakov Gallery
1986 [83]

See also

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