Art Space 'Euphoria' Review: A Mixed Bag

A Mixed Bag at Art Space 'Euphoria'

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I visited Art Space 'Euphoria' near the Arbatskaya metro station and had a mixed experience. The speedy entry and exit process was a definite plus, but the steep price point was a bit of a letdown. The space itself was interesting, with mannequins set up in a unique display, but the unnecessary sheet with rules on it was a bit confusing. Overall, it's worth visiting if you're in the area, but don't expect too much value for your money.

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Hello friends!

I recently visited Art Space 'Euphoria', located near the Arbatskaya metro station, and my experience was a mixed bag.

One thing that stood out was how quickly I was able to get in and out – no long lines here!

However, the price point was a bit steep, to say the least.

As I entered the space, I was handed a small sheet with the rules – or at least, I think that's what it was.

The back side was blank, which seemed a bit unnecessary.

I headed down to the first floor, where I saw mannequins set up in a interesting display.

Unfortunately, the robot on display was broken, so I couldn't interact with it.

The space was pretty crowded, but I guess that's to be expected during the winter holidays.

I was drawn to this dimly lit room with a disco ball hanging from the ceiling – it was definitely a unique touch.

However, the weird monsters lying on the couch didn't really do it for me.

I also didn't appreciate the decorations that would catch onto your clothes – a real pain to clean!

I took a look at what people were saying, but I'm not sure if it's all genuine.

I made it through the two floors in 15 minutes, without really stopping – except to take some photos, of course.

Despite the crowds, I wasn't lost at all – I was pretty steady on my feet, even as a Taurus!

I spent a whole hour wandering around, but I'm still not sure what to make of it.

One thing that was missing was music – I didn't hear a single note the whole time I was there.

Be careful not to get too carried away in this fantasy garden – I've got a photo from down there that'll give you an idea.

I'm not sure what drew all these people here – or maybe I'm just too serious for places like this.

The bathroom on the lower floor was a real showstopper – they've got stories being told through the decor, and that's something I really enjoyed.

The ceiling and walls in this hall were adorned with artificial flowers that open and close – it was really cool to see.

Here's the artificial glowing grass – it was definitely a highlight.

And some flowers – they were really pretty.

Next to one wall, there's this installation – it was definitely a unique piece.

Down below, there are flowers and grass – it was really peaceful.

And on this wall, there are plastic flowers and grass – it was a nice touch.

The overall look was...

The second thing I liked was this fish in the pond and the vibrant artificial seaweed – it really caught my eye.

I snapped a ton of photos here, and it was honestly more lively than the super shiny and artificial stuff.

I only saw one thing that stood out – and that was this little guy.

Here it is:

The only ones who seem to be defying time? They're still younger than my nephew!

This spot is perfect for taking some amazing photos!

I made it to the last room, and let me tell you, it was a wild ride. I cracked open the door, snapped a quick photo, and high-tailed it out of there. My eyes are still watering just thinking about it...

Next up, I headed to the checkout, and let me tell you, there were some interesting things to see:

I started snapping photos of the toy prices and action figures. There were some real gems in there.

Some of the prices were pretty amusing, too.

Cosmic cats:

Pink rabbit:

And then there was this weird thing...

Some of the most iconic figures:

These little guys are a blast:

The famous figures are a great addition:

And then there are the figures with tears (if I'm not mistaken):

The games are a lot of fun:

I'm loving the additional figures:

The bags and backpacks are a great touch:

My daughter loved the bunny costume:

Next, I headed to the closet for the jacket:

Self-service was a breeze.

Overall, I'd give it 3 stars and wouldn't recommend visiting.

Thanks for reading, friends!

live_helpFeatured FAQ

What's the best way to get to Art Space 'Euphoria'?

The best way to get to Art Space 'Euphoria' is by taking the metro to the Arbatskaya station. From there, it's a short walk to the space.

Can I take photos inside the space?

Yes, you can take photos inside the space for personal use. Just be respectful of other visitors and the artwork on display.

Do they offer any amenities or services?

Unfortunately, Art Space 'Euphoria' doesn't offer many amenities or services. However, they do have a small café on site where you can grab a coffee or snack.

Is the space suitable for large groups?

No, the space is not suitable for large groups. It's best to visit in smaller groups or as individuals to fully appreciate the atmosphere and artwork.

Can I purchase any artwork or merchandise?

Yes, you can purchase artwork and merchandise from the space. Just be aware that prices may be steep, and not all items may be available for purchase.