If you haven't figured out how to congratulate your men on February 23rd, then we can hardly help you here: socks and funny mugs can be found without us. But we will try to suggest where to invite them to spend this day in an interesting, informative and, at least, not boring way.
G. Tula
St. Ryazanskaya, 25 k1/k2
A huge museum with five floors, in which weapons are treated primarily as an art form, considering their utilitarian functions last. The higher the floor, the more modern the samples of the exhibition. There is a lot of interactivity, clear and constructive navigation, great attention to detail and aesthetics. An important element is stories about brilliant craftsmen, legends, a story about rare technologies, collectible samples and antique rarities. There are always many guests from different cities and regions, so plan your visit in advance. We recommend taking a guide and taking your time. You will not be able to quickly see the museum, and most importantly feel it.
G.Tula
St.Oktyabrskaya, 2
Anyway, sometimes we all want to go back to childhood. And despite the fact that February 23 is associated with brutality and severity, we recommend taking your beloved men to the exhibition "On all four sides: Pushkin, Gogol, Andersen, Carroll." This exhibition is a game in five halls, in which there is a place for both the absurd and for bright memories. They promise to teach you how to use a nonsense meter, see Alexander Sergeevich's poetry on icy windows, be surprised by Carroll, and much more. By and large, it's an excellent design exhibition, with a thoughtful program, original dolls, and interactive content. It is important: you are allowed to touch everything, participate everywhere, and if something is suddenly forbidden, then most likely you are already in the game and are watching with interest what will happen next.
F. Smirnov St., 5, room 2