Mishustin spoke about the new rules for visiting museums for large families

Large families will now be able to visit museums, parks and exhibitions all over Russia for free any day they are open. This was announced on April 10 by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin at a government meeting.

He noted that this category of visitors faces certain restrictions due to the rules of individual organizations, for example, with a limit of two grace days per month.

"Now large families will be able to get into them for free at any convenient time when the institution is open. At the same time, the necessary information should be posted on their official websites and updated regularly," Mishustin said.

The Prime Minister stressed that this measure would help parents better organize leisure activities for children, as well as create a cultural program for the whole family.

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The latest version of the state program was valid only until 2026.

Earlier, on March 22, Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Boris Chernyshov, representing the LDPR party, proposed to abolish the criteria of need for large families when receiving benefits. According to him, this measure will be an important step to strengthen social support measures and strengthen the institution of the family in the Russian Federation.