Мавзолей В.И. Ленина на Красной площади

Look at all that wealth, all that beauty, while the Russian army is killing thousands of innocent people in Ukraine.

A must do when in Moscow especially if you have an interest in history. Just takes one back in time. Just amazed to see it finally. Doesn't feel eerie. Very respectful place. The staff inside are mild and friendly and they urge you on and not stay too long. I was the only one there when I went in. The surrounding important stones are worth the time too after this.

I’ve done many, many activities in Moscow, but visiting Lenin’s Mausoleum was by far the most memorable! The atmosphere is surreal, and seeing history up close like this is an experience unlike any other. Entry is highly regulated, and visiting hours are limited. The mausoleum is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, so plan accordingly. After exiting the mausoleum, the path will take you past the Kremlin Wall Necropolis, where you can see the graves of former Soviet leaders, including Joseph Stalin. This adds another layer of historical significance to the visit, making it even more remarkable. If you’re in Moscow, this is an absolute must-visit! I recommend leaving your belongings at the hotel before you come as they are not allowed.

Lenin reminds us of Russian revolution 1917 a truly adorable man. The Mausoleum opens at 10:00 am. You are advised to reach 2 hours before it actually opens, as there are chances that you may encounter long queues. It is closed on Mondays. There are security checks before you enter inside. You will spot graves of famous Russian personalities including Stalin before you enter the mausoleum. The entry to Mausoleum is free and you need to maintain silence. There are security guards and Russian army officials inside. The photography is strictly prohibited. When you step inside, you need to keep walking. It is advised that you do not stay longer inside because of huge rush behind. Do not stare the preserved body, bow your head to pay respect, and move on.

Wonderful experience to see Lenin's bodily remains. Had heard a lot about him, but by visiting this place, you go through the memories of Soviet Union. It is a different experience. The security is very strict and no photos allowed inside. Seeing the busts of other Heads of State during Soviet times, reminds us about tolerance of Russians.

I waited 30min.Come early as possible to avoid crowds First you go through metal detector arches and security. You can have bag or phone with you.After thigh security you walking to mausoleum.Free entry. STRICTLY No photos inside every corner is watched by soldiers.Photos outside are permitted . Inside you move aroung Lenin glass coffin for aprox 1minute.Outside mausoleum are graves of other soviet leaders. Must do in Moscow but not for everyone.

one of most memorable experiences in Moscow — seeing Lenin with my own eyes. exteremely well preserved, extremely long line under the sun. the mausoleum is right across the GUM mall on the Red Square. beware that the gate closes exactly at 13:00, no matter how long people have waited to enter. make sure you start queueing before 11 AM. no ticket is necessary, it’s free.

A must-see when in Red Square: Lennin's Tomb Absolutely fascinated by my visit to Lenin's Tomb in Moscow! 🌟 This historic site is an absolute must-see for anyone interested in history and culture. Standing before the mausoleum, you can't help but feel the weight of history. It's surreal to see the resting place of one of the most influential figures of the 20th century up close. The architectural design is stunning, with its stark, imposing lines and somber atmosphere, perfectly reflecting the gravity of its significance. Whether you're a history buff or just curious, Lenin's Tomb offers a unique glimpse into the past that you won't want to miss. 🏛️✨ #MoscowAdventures #HistoryUnveiled #LeninsTomb