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The Cathedral of the Intercession of the Virgin on the Moat is better known as the Cathedral of Saint Basil the Blessed. It is the most recognizable church of Russia. St Basil’s Cathedral was built in the 16th century by order of Ivan the Terrible. read more

The leader of the Revolution and the first head of the Soviet Union was buried in a granite mausoleum specially constructed for him on Red Square. The tomb is still open for the visitors and can be viewed every day except Monday and Friday. read more

The Moscow Kremlin is an ancient city and citadel. Russian princes and tsars lived here long time ago. It is a magnificent architectural ensemble famous for its three unique cathedrals. Today the Kremlin is the official residence of the President of Russia. read more

The Armoury Chamber is a unique treasury-museum displaying the wealth accumulated by Russian rulers from the 12th century till the October revolution of 1917. The royal treasures include coronation dresses, thrones, crowns and Faberge Easter eggs.read more

The Diamond Fund of Russia is a collection of most precious items of the Russian treasury: unique diamonds, rare precious stones, masterpieces of jewelry of the 18th-20th centuries, gold and platinum nuggets.read more

Majestic by its exterior and its interior Christ the Saviour Cathedral is the biggest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world. Blown up in the Soviet era and revived in the new epoque Christ the Saviour Cathedral became the cathedral of redemption for the sins of the previous century. read more

It is the best-known cloister of Moscow, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A unique ensemble of Moscow baroque architecture and an exile place of many ladies from the Russian royal families.read more

Novodevichye cemetery is the final resting place of some of the most famous people in Russian history, including the writers Nikolai Gogol and Anton Chekhov, former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, and Raisa Gorbachev, the wife of the last Communist ruler of Russia, Boris Yeltsin and Mstislav Rostropovich.read more

The Holocaust Memorial Synagogue is a part of WWII Memorial complex in Victory Park. It was built co commemorate the Jews who died during the war on the territory of the USSR. The synagogue has the Holocaust museum.read more

The Moscow Choral Synagogue is the main synagogue in Russia. It is the oldest synagogue of Moscow. In 2006 it celebrated its 100 anniversary.read more

Old Arbat street is an atmospheric pedestrian street of Moscow, a nice venue to listen to street music, to have dinner and to buy a souvenir in one of its numerous shops. read more

Tverskay street is like the 5th Avenue in New York or Oxford street in London. It is the main shopping street full of upscale boutiques and famous retailer’s trends. In this area one can always find numerous cafes and restaurants which vary from Mc Donald’s to fancy restaurant Pushkin. read more

Sparrow Hills is a hill on the right bank of the Moskva River and one of highest points in Moscow. On top of the hill, 85 m above the river is the observation platform, which gives an excellent panoramic view of the city.read more

This street strikes the imagination of any passerby with the beauty and elegance of its churches. You are just walking along the medieval street, the most ancient in the city.read more

The Moscow metro looks different from subways in other European capitals. Each station has a unique and individual design. The halls are finished with marble and lit with chandeliers, walls and ceilings glitter in mosaics and stained-glass windows. No surprise it was often called “marble palaces for the people.”read more

The State Tretyakov Gallery is an art gallery in Moscow. It boasts the largest collection of Russian art in the world. The Old building of the Tretyakov Gallery (located on Lavrushinskiy Pereulok) houses the Russian icons and paintings ranging in date from the 11th to the early 20th century.read more

The new building of the Tretyakov gallery houses the collection of the Russian 20th century art: avan-guard, socialist realism, modern art. It’s a branch of The State Tretyakov gallery.read more

Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts is the largest museum of western art in Moscow. It’s famous for its unique collection of impressionist and postimpressionist artists.read more

This museum is devoted to the boyars’ lifestyle of the 16th-17th centuries, the époque of Ivan the Terrible and the first tsar of the Romanov.read more

It traces the development of Russia and its people from ancient times to late 19th century. Its exhibitions feature the relics of the prehistoric tribes inhabiting present-day Russia, as well as priceless artworks owned by members of the Romanov dynasty. read more

The Central Museum of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 is situated in the very center of the Victory Park. It's devoted to the history of WWII on the territory of the USSR.read more

A small corner of rural life in the center of Moscow still charms with the presence of the Tolstoy’s spirit. The wooden house with some premises and a garden narrate about the life of the Tolstoy’s family. read more

One of the finest examples of Art Noveau is Gorky house-museum. It was designed by the talented architect Fyodor Shekhtel in 1900. The house is worth seeing for its fabulous décor.read more

The museum traces the history of space exploration: the first satellite (in Russian “Sputnik”) launched in 1957, the first dogs in space, the first human flights, first spacewalk, missions to Moon, Mars and Venus.read more

The whole underground city is hidden at the depth of 60 meters in Tagansky district of Moscow.read more

The secret bunker was constructed in the 30s to be the command center of the Supreme commander-in-chief of Red Army I.V.Stalin. It was connected with the Kremlin with 17 km underground road.read more

The State museum of GULAG is devoted to the gloomiest times of our history. Gulag is the acronym for Chief Administration of Corrective Labor Camps and Colonies but nowadays this word has come to mean the Soviet repressive system itself. read more

Victory park is a memorial complex dedicated to the victory of Russians over Nazi Germany. It is located in the historic area of Moscow known as Poklonnaya Hill.read more

This park is famous as a graveyard of Soviet era statues. It also contains modern sculptures. read more

Tsaritsino is a landscape park and an impressive royal residence of the 18th century. It was constructed between 1775 and 1796. Tsaritsino means “Tsarina’s” (“Queen’s”). The unique architectural complex was designed for Catherine the Great.read more

The former summer residence of the Russian tsars is one за the most picturesque sites in Moscow. Here you can see a unique ensemble of Old Russian architecture. The most amazing building is the Church of the Ascension. (UNESCO’s World Heritage Site). There’re several museums here, including the cottage of Peter the Great. read more

This magnificent park in the north of Moscow features more then 250 Soviet-era palaces and pavilions, magnificent arches and numerous fountains, Vostok rocket and the Soviet aircraft.read more

GUM is the abbreviation for the State Department Store. It is a popular tourist destination which strikes your imagination with beautiful interior and extremely high prices. Upscale boutiques and high-fashion stores are referred to as "exhibitions of prices”.read more

The house located in the historic center of Moscow in Tverskaya street which attracts visitors not only with delicacies but also with exquisite interiors and unique decoration. Entering this grocery store you feel like a guest at the reception in a rich palace.read more

Izmailovo Market also known as Vernisage in Izmailovo is considered to be the largest exhibition & fair where anyone can find a variety of items of decorative and applied art, fine art and folk handicrafts as well.read more

The Trinity Monastery of St. Sergius rises like a fairy-tale kingdom. Founded around 1345 by St. Sergius of Radonezh, it remains one of the most important centers of the Orthodox religion and a major destination of pilgrims.read more

The Central Air Force Museum in Monino will truly be a treat to anyone who loves aviation. It boasts of a unique collection of Soviet-era and foreign aircrafts, helicopters, engines, rescue equipment, fuses and ammunition, flying machines models, rare photographs and documents.read more

This tour is an opportunity to see some of the most interesting places in Moscow. You'll walk around Red Square, drive around the historic center and modern Moscow, see the spectacular panoramic view from the highest hill of the city. During the tour there will be also a chance to visit Christ the Saviour Cathedral, Victory Park, and have a stop near the Novodevichij convent.

The Moscow River cuts through the heart of the city, and a leisurely cruise along a few miles of it makes for an enjoyable and sight-filled excursion. Wonderful views of the Kremlin, Gorky Park and the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour are among the highlights.

If you happened to be in Moscow with your family, the best idea to spend your time is to go to one of Moscow circuses.read more

Home to one of the oldest, and probably the most famous, ballet and opera companies in the world Bolshoj theatre is definitely one of Moscow's major landmarks.read more