The place that you should never miss to visit when you're in Moscow. Don't forget to take lots of pictures, preferably wide angle shots, so don't forget to bring your UWA lens.
Come here after the sunset. The lights on the buildings make this place magical. During the day time the view is completely different.
Opened in 1999, the restaurant is situated in a building that was renovated to look exactly like a Russian aristocrat's home circa 1825. Rated 5 of 5 at TripAdvisor.
The Bolshoi, which has been regarded as one of Moscow’s main sights, was opened on Tsar Alexander II’s coronation day (1856). Make sure to book tickets for the Main Stage in advance on official site.
Eliseevsky grocery store has opulent decorations, is opened 24h, and has everything you ever need: from that nice condensed milk packaged during the USSR times to a good bottle of Russian vodka.
Was founded in 1555 to commemorate the capture of Kazan and Astrakhan. They say that the architect was blinded, so he couldn't create another masterpiece like this one.
Lenin is still there - believe it or not. A bit scary yet worth visiting... however this experience is not for everyone.
Russian art gallery. Surikov, Levitsky, Semiradsky, Kramskoy, Makovsky, Moller, Levitan, Serebryakova, Ryabushkin, Serov, Vasnetsov, Savrasov, Sapunov, ceramics by Vrubel, and early Russian icons.
Gorky Park - the central park of the capital , with the attendance of more than 20,000 people on weekdays and 100,000 on weekends and public holidays. Metro Park Kultury , Octobrskaya
The Kremlin Armoury originated as the royal arsenal in 1508. Highlights include the Imperial Crown, the Orloff Diamond, and ten Fabergé eggs. Visits are possible on specific admission timeslots only.
One of the places in Moscow, which is visited by almost every tourist. The garden is full of historical sites - Kutafiya tower of the Kremlin, Italian Grotto and others.
The studio of the renowned Russian architect Konstantin Melnikov. Go back and pass the intersection with the Plotnikov lane.
Looking for russian spirit? Pelmeni, borsch, vareniki, pirojki and selyodka pod shuboy – everything you can imagine in russian cuisine you can try here.
It's a captivating two-hour cruise on the Moskva River aboard a modern 50-metre yacht. Two promenade decks offer panoramic visibility of Moscow and large restaurant and bar available on board.
Second stop of your Perfect Day: stroll down the bustling Tverskaya street, shop hopping your way to the famous Red Square Read more.
Monet, Matisse, Korovin, Degas, van Gogh, Renoir, Vuillard, Aivazovsky, Repin, Cezanne, Manet, Rousseau, Pissarro. Just go.
Lubyanka is a home to one of the most controversial buildings of the Soviet era a former KGB building, which is now called Federal Security Service (FSB).
