Pavilion No 22 Horticulture, Agricultural exhibition pavilion at VDNH, Moscow, Russia.
Pavilion No 22 Horticulture is an exhibition building on the VDNH grounds in Moscow that presents multiple hall spaces with information about plant growing and cultivation methods. The spaces contain interactive installations and display live examples of horticultural techniques.
The pavilion was built in 1954 after World War II and reflects the architectural style of that era. The building represents Soviet focus on agricultural progress and modern farming approaches.
The pavilion displays how farmers work across different regions and what plants are grown throughout Russia. Visitors can see how traditional growing methods connect with modern techniques.
The pavilion is part of the VDNH park in Moscow and can be visited during regular opening hours. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes, as the exhibition spans multiple hall areas and some walking is required.
The pavilion displays rotating exhibitions with plants that change according to the season and showcase different farming products from the region. This allows visitors to return multiple times and discover something new each visit.
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