Center panrusse exposures

The Center panrusse of the exposures (VVTs), Russian (ВВЦ) Всероссийскийвыставочныйцентр, is a permanent trade fair with Moscow, in the North-East of the city.

The Center panrusse of the exposures is a public Public limit company, officially abbréviée GAO " VVC" , which is the acronym of Государственноеакционерноеобщество “Всероссийскийвыставочныйцентр”.

The Center panrusse of the exposures is member of associations: International Union off Exhibitions and Fairs (IUEF) since 1991 and Total The Association off the Exhibition Industry (IFU) since 1997.

Old the Exposure of the achievements of the nation's economy of the USSR (VDNKh) , ВыставкаДостиженийНародногоХозяйства (ВДНХ) in Russian, become VVTs, was at the time Soviet one of principal tourist attractions of the city. Created in 1939, this site was initially a large park of agricultural exposure, but 20 years later, it was transformed by Nikita Khrouchtchev into a vast park with the glory of the realization economic, scientific and technological of the country. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991, the various houses were taken again by private companies. More than 70 of them are used now as booths for industrial products. While strolling on the site, you will see sculptures for which the VDNKh was famous. The main entrance of the park is a triumphal arch surmounted by the figures of a driver and a kolkhoz . On Prospekt Mira draws up the allegorical statue of the Ouvrier and Kolkhoz the. The characters walk together towards the future, holding with end of arm a hammer and a sickle. Carved by Vera Moukhina, these statues were designed to decorate the house of the Soviet Union with the International exhibition of Paris, in 1937.

The " term; VDNKh" is still of use, in particular for the adjacent subway station in this center which is called still today VDNKh.

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