Kremlin in Izmailovo is a cultural and entertainment complex in Moscow, created on the site of the well-known Izmailovo Vernissage. It brings together attractions, museums, creative workshops, event spaces, and places to eat, offering visitors a range of ways to explore Russian culture and traditions. Guests can take guided tours, join masterclasses in traditional crafts, and visit museums devoted to topics including vodka, bread, Russian toys, animation, space, and interactive science.

The complex also features a planetarium, a fairytale-themed Baba Yaga’s Hut, and the Church of St. Nicholas. Its workshops include a cooking studio and a candle-making studio.

For celebrations, Kremlin in Izmailovo offers children’s birthday and holiday programs, graduation events, corporate gatherings, and banquet-hall rentals. Restaurants and cafés provide dining, while the New Vernissage creative quarter offers souvenirs, street food, and drinks. The grounds are open daily from 9 a.

m. to 9 p. m.

; individual museum schedules vary. The complex is located at 73zh Izmailovskoye Highway, near Partizanskaya metro station