By exhibits and expositions - everything is chic. ...

By exhibits and expositions - everything is chic. 2 points - for organization. A solid museum, but when you get into the hall and turn to the exhibits, you see huge collections and not a single annotation! The exhibits are only numbered and there are images on the windows that inform that information about the exhibits can be obtained from the audio guide (paid) and from some mysterious brochure (but where to get it ?! and how much does it cost? Any information on this issue missing). After walking half the museum, he noticed the visitors with a book in his hand. It was that mysterious brochure with information on all the exhibits! I asked one of the visitors, where one can find one and how he found out about it. The young man said that he accidentally found a brochure in a white box in the hall, showing curiosity and looking into it! Incidentally, Carl! We paid money for the tickets, but neither the museum staff nor any informational signage informs us that one of the key elements of the exposition inspection is in fucking white boxes in the halls! Moreover, on these boxes there are inscriptions, after seeing which, visitors can at least assume that there is something for visitors, not only Russian speakers! But these boxes are prudently installed with inscriptions to the wall! Neither the information storage of the museum, nor the employees correspond to the presented expositions. Paying tribute to the authors of the brochure (almost every exhibit is described), it should be noted that the descriptions are rather meager.