VVTs
VVTs (All-Russian Exhibition Centre, former VDNKh) was established in 1937, and containing of more than 80 pavillions each representing one aspect of the great economic, industrial and technical might of communism, the Exhibition of Economic Achievements functioned as such until the 1980s. Today, miniature trains ferry shoppers around this gigantic complex.
VVTs (All-Russian Exhibition Centre) was established in 1937, and is the oldest and the largest exhibition center of Moscow and Russia.
Motorized train wagons, designed in the style of the old-fashioned steam locomotives, drive around the territory at regular intervals. Stops are located beside the most interesting and popular sites. Given the vast area (VVTs occupies 207 hectares and accommodates a large park, water reservoirs, and 250 buildings) the wagons are very helpful.
train, wagon, VVTs, All-Russian Exhibition
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