Santa Claus Mail has been launched at the Victory Museum

The New Year's "Santa Claus Mail" has been launched at the Victory Museum. A bright mailbox for letters to the winter wizard is installed on the ground floor of the museum's main building on Poklonnaya Gora.

"The installation of the box and the festive event opened a series of New Year's events in the museum. In December, we will have a 10-meter Christmas tree installed, and on December 20, the New Year's historical quest "Victory Tree" will start. During the 1.5-hour game, the children will have exciting adventures in historical scenery in search of the Snow Maiden, as well as costumed characters, exciting laser tag, secret ciphers and puzzles," the Victory Museum said.

Until mid—January, Muscovites and guests of the capital have the opportunity to send a letter from the museum on Poklonnaya Gora to the main winter wizard, Santa Claus. In their letters, children and adults can talk about their desires and dreams, write congratulations, and ask questions about the winter holiday. As a rule, many people supplement their messages with postcards, drawings and collages. Correspondence from the mailbox at the Victory Museum will be delivered to the Moscow estate of Santa Claus. He will definitely read all the letters and respond to each sender, the main thing is to indicate the full return address with the index on the envelope.

In addition, this year Santa Claus will come to award the winners of the Victory Museum's "Draw a Victory Tree" contest, which was timed to coincide with the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.