The experience of a lifetime. Overwhelming and unforgettable. Better go there around 9am and wait in line rather than later since they close at 1pm. Line forms on the right handside not in the front. Please be quite and respectful of one of the most influential figures of the history. Visit Stalin's grave just behind the mausoleum too.

There's nothing quite like it - a must visit if you're in Moscow. Be warned that entrance is free - anyone offering to sell tickets is a fraud. Be prepared to queue as well, I visited on a Tuesday morning and joined the queue around 9:45, 15 minutes before opening and it took me about half an hour to get in. I didn't find security as intense as I had been led to believe - maybe I just went on a good day! Once you're in, you keep moving; it wasn't as quick as I thought though and provided you walk with your hands out of your pockets & don't talk, you won't incur any trouble from the security. Seeing Lenin was a highlight and it's amazing how they've preserved him.

MUST SEE FOR ANYONE IN MOSCOW! It was amazing to see the amazing leader of the revolution and the creator of the Soviet Union. Also I don’t know why but I learned about this stuff since I was 10 not joking

I have visited the mousoleum 1994. When good old communism was alive. A soldier made me to stand upwards and keep my hand strait. This to honor Lenin. A miracle how they kept the dead body for such a long time...

What a mortifyingly awesome experience! Beware of the time it opens because there will be lines. Entrance is free. Be respectful in the environment you are entering, considering it's a tomb. It's clean, neat and well preserved. There will always be guards ready to answer questions if needed. If you are going to see a dead man's body preserved inside a glass box, it might as well be Lenin's. Remember that pictures aren't allowed inside, only outside. The room is dark, so even if you wanna try taking a hidden picture, quality will be poor, so not worth it.