One day in the Hermitage

If you want to get the most out of your time at the museum, you can choose to book a guided tour. These tours can be booked on the Hermitage's official website. They begin in the Winter Palace's entrance hall, near the main staircase. The tours will take approximately an hour.

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The museum also houses a superb collection of Spanish art, including works by El Greco, Velazquez, Murillo, and Goya. In addition, it has an impressive collection of Flemish paintings, including over forty works by Peter Paul Rubens. There is also a remarkable collection of works by French and British painters, as well as art from Asia and the Middle East.

If you're in the mood for more history, you may also consider taking one of the numerous tours offered by the Hermitage. There is a regular tour that explores the palace's history, and there is a tour dedicated to the Impressionists. You can also opt for a customized tour that allows you to see some of the more unique pieces.

For your convenience, the Hermitage offers free admission on third Thursdays. During the summer months, the admission fee for both museums is 700 rubles, but you can also purchase an extra ticket for the Porcelain Museum and the Menshikov Palace. The cost of the tour depends on the length of the tour and the services you want.

To buy a ticket to the Hermitage, you can either buy it at the museum's entrance or online. Tickets cost between 300 and 700 rubles and include guided tours. The museum offers discounts to Russian citizens, which means the price of the ticket is considerably lower. There is a separate ticket for foreigners and Russian citizens.

The film begins outside the museum with a crowd and ends with the camera moving down a long alcove toward a window. The architecture of the museum resembles Wavelength. The camera moves through the 33 display rooms and corridors of the museum. The film's cinematography is stunning and makes Touch of Evil look like an insert.