Only worth going with a guide. Pretty decent exhibition but gets boring after 15 minutes. No way to book tickets online if you're a foreigner.

Surprisingly good (yet simple) museum. Worth 1-2h to see the different sections of various peoples of the world. The rest can be skipped, though seeing that as well won't cost much time.

"Come, look, appraise and believe your own eyes only" is the motto of this museum. A fascinating collection of cultural, religious, hunting, social and dress from regions around the world. Its was like a world tour from the Eskimos, past the Indian tribes of north America into Africa and across Indochina and southeast Asia. There is also the exhibition of "oddities" and other unusual, deformed embryos and animals. The museum is very educational but even if taken slowly, it's an information overload.

It's a museum about past cultures from different parts of the world. One floor dedicated to M.V. Lomonosov and one about Peter's I collection of monstrosities. Not bad, should take between 1 to 2 hours to walk through it all, depending on how much you stop to take in details. On a Saturday it can get really crowded after noon. Visited at around 11am and everything was fine.

Amazing! Really great exhibits, very imformative. The dead baby part was a bit more than I was able to stomach though, oof!