When I was in Moscow, I immediately decided not to just go and stroll around the Red Square, but also go on a tour. The choice fell on the visit of Lenin's Mausoleum. This is not just a reason to go to another useless excursion, but to penetrate the history of our country. In addition, since childhood, I heard my mother's stories about it, so it was a long-standing dream. I will not hide that I am very pleased with the fact that the excursion is absolutely free. Those who wish to get so much that it had to stand for almost an hour in line. This excursion has a serious nuance. No under what conditions you will not be able to photograph inside. Before entering the mausoleum, you are checked for the presence of phones, cameras, camcorders. I did not know about it, and I had to hand over all the technique in the storage chamber. Camera storage is not free, have it in mind. If you have no technology with yourself, but there are large bags or backpacks, then you will also be forced to pass it into the chamber. Do not try to bring the technique, you will not succeed. Before entering, you will pass through the framework of metal detectors. In the most Mausoleum, I was about three minutes. This is perhaps a quick excursion itself in my life. Inside the mausoleum is very dark. Therefore, I would not advise the elderly to go there, so much to fall anywhere. Lenin causes ambiguous emotions. Everything we see, entering the mausoleum, is his body. A small group of people just slowly passes around the coffin and this excursion ends. It is also worth noting the fact that there is so sacrament, since it is impossible to noise. There is nothing more there.
