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New game: “The Nikolaev Railway: From Its Origins to the Present Day”
The Russian Railway Museum is launching a new educational quiz game, “The Nikolaev Railway: From Its Origins to the Present Day.” Teams will compete in a question-and-answer format. The game focuses on the history of the railway between the two capitals, from the first designs to the current stage in the development of one of the country’s main lines.
The Russian Railway Museum is launching a new educational quiz game, “The Nikolaev Railway: From Its Origins to the Present Day.” Teams will compete in a question-and-answer format. The game focuses on the history of the railway between the two capitals, from the first designs to the current stage in the development of one of the country’s main lines.
Participants will divide into teams and answer questions against the clock. The questions cover dates, technology, everyday life in the city, and railway travel.
The game is intended for visitors aged 16 and over. It offers a quick immersion in railway history and will also appeal to regular museum visitors, students in technical fields, upper-grade school students, and industry employees.
Duration: 90 minutes. Teams of 8 to 40 people (1 to 5 teams). Price: 850 rubles per person (no discounts available). A museum admission ticket must be purchased separately.
The game takes place in the museum conference hall.
Начало мероприятия:
08/27/2026 12:00:00 am
Окончание мероприятия:
08/27/2026 11:59:59 pm
Mnemonic code:
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Code in external DB source:
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Name:
New game: “The Nikolaev Railway: From Its Origins to the Present Day”
Detailed description:
The Russian Railway Museum is launching a new educational quiz game, “The Nikolaev Railway: From Its Origins to the Present Day.” Teams will compete in a question-and-answer format. The game focuses on the history of the railway between the two capitals, from the first designs to the current stage in the development of one of the country’s main lines.
Participants will divide into teams and answer questions against the clock. The questions cover dates, technology, everyday life in the city, and railway travel.
The game is intended for visitors aged 16 and over. It offers a quick immersion in railway history and will also appeal to regular museum visitors, students in technical fields, upper-grade school students, and industry employees.
Duration: 90 minutes. Teams of 8 to 40 people (1 to 5 teams). Price: 850 rubles per person (no discounts available). A museum admission ticket must be purchased separately.
The game takes place in the museum conference hall.