In the Central House of Artists—the huge white building across from Gorky Park—the new version of the Tretyakov hosts a variety of exhibitions of Soviet and post-Soviet art, including paintings by Chagall, Malevich and Kandinsky. Perhaps the best part of the museum is outside—the Statue Park, where larger-than-life statues of Stalin, Brezhnev and other Soviet luminaries were exiled after being removed from their prominent perches around the city after the fall of communism. The ticket office is open Tuesday-Sunday 10 am-7:30 pm (Monday to 5 pm). 225 rubles. Krymsky Val 10 (near Oktyabrskaya metro station), Moscow. Phone 495-238-1378. http://www.tretyakov.ru.
