Je répondrai uniquement sur la durée de la visite car pour éviter la queue pour l'achat des billets, voir mon avis. Il faut savoir que l'audio-guide est très bien documenté, il aborde salle par salle les vitrines essentielles, puis il décrit les plus belles pièces. Si vous suivez l'audio-guide, à mon avis, il y en a bien pour 2h00. Sinon, compter 1h30.

Hola. Si tienen audioguias que nos dieron. Tuvimos que dejar un depósito de dinero en garantía (creo que fueron 100 rublos) que luego nos devolvieron. Y es recomendable pedirlas. Saludos!!

Penso che l'Armeria sia da non perdere ma due ore e mezza sono troppe. Per guadagnare tempo consiglio l'audio guida che indirizza la visita verso le cose salienti. In sua assenza, si rischierebbe di perdersi tra le bacheche e si consumerebbe tempo tentando di leggere i pannelli. Dalle 9 alle 16 è un tempo sufficiente a visitare adeguatamente il Cremlino, San Basilio e la zona circostante, senza neppure correre troppo.

Hi I would plan for 2hrd. Also there is no photography. My suggestion is that I did not find this as interesting as other areas but hope you enjoy.

Насколько я помню. электронные билеты обмениваются в кассе в Александровском саду, там же можно задать этот вопрос. Может быть на ребенка выдается бесплатный билет, такое бывает. Кроме того, можно позвонить заранее справочную музея.

Hope this is useful The exchange of vouchers is carried out at the box office of the museum number number 6, 7, 8 in the Alexander Garden: - To the Armory Chamber no later than 45 minutes before the start of the tour; - To visit the architectural ensemble of the Cathedral Square no later than 20-30 minutes. To obtain a ticket with the denomination "Free", you must submit a document confirming the age of the child. You can also call at 8 (495) 695-41-46 and 8 (495) 697-03-49 from 9:00 to 17:00 through out the week

I’m not sure my answer to your most recent question is going to get posted because of a little issue with my phone. In any event, I think personal guides are well worth the extra expense. They are not expensive and you’re able to ask questions and expand on topics that you can’t do with an audio. Also, you will get to see you things that you might not see with the audio. In Russia the guides are very well trained and tested before they’re allowed to give tours in certain areas. For example, our guide was certified to do the Kremlin and the armory tour. Not just anybody can go in and be a guide

Audio guide works well.