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Soft drinks in Moscow
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In the time of my childhood (late 1980-s) the favorite drink of all kids was lemonade. You could buy it almost everywhere; it was 1 kopeck for a glass of pure sparkling water and 3 kopecks for lemonade. (Just to compare: an ice-cream cost 10 rubles). Every machine had two glasses that people washed before drinking. At that time we didn’t know about disposable cutlery. First Coca Cola was brought to the USSR in 1979. It happened as a preparation for the 1980 Olympics. But it wasn’t as popular as it is nowadays. There were very few places where one could buy it. Only Perestroika and globalization made major changes. Today you’ll see same soft drinks in Moscow as probably elsewhere in the world. And lemonade machines will remain nostalgic images of our past. But may be you can still find something really Russian to taste? Another popular drink in Russia is kvas. But that is another story. Ask your Moscow tour guide about it. |
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 The construction of Moscow State Univercity. Moscow, 1951-52. source: www.oldmos.ru |
 Moscow state Univercity. Moscow, 2009 |
 Red Square Moscow, 1987 |
 Red Square Moscow, 2009 |
 Fedor Alexeev. Red Square. Moscow, 19th century |
 Red Square Moscow, 21st century |
 Christ the Savior Catherdal, Moscow, the end of the 19th century |
 Christ the Svior Cathedral, Moscow, 2009 |
 The church of the iceon of Mother of God of Kazan. Moscow 1900s. |
 Kaluzhskaya square. Moscow 2009 |
 Rumantsev museum (former Pashkov house). Moscow traffic, 1902 |
 Pashkov house. Moscow traffic, 2009 |
 Red Square, Moscow, 1937. sourse: www.oldmos.ru |
 Red Square, Moscow, 2009 |
 F.Alexeev. The view on the Resurrection Gates. Moscow, 1811. |
 The Resurrection gates and the History museum. Moscow, 2009 |
 Moscva swimming pool. Moscow, 1960-s |
 Christ the Savior Cathedral. Moscow, 2009 |
 Gogol's sculpture by Andreev on Preshistensky bulvar. Moscow, 1909 |
 Gogol's sculpture by Tomsky on Gogolevsky bulvar. Moscow, 2009 |
 Market on Red Square, Moscow, 1910 source: www.oldmos.ru |
 Gift market near Red Square, Moscow, 2009 |
 Red Square, Moscow, 1900 |
 Red Square, Moscow, 2010 |
 National hotel, Moscow, 1895 |
 National hotel, Moscow, 2009 |
 Church of St. John the Warrior, Moscow, 1888 source:oldmos.ru |
 Church of St. John the Warrior, Moscow, 2010 |
 The church of Saint Nicholas, Moscow, 1974 |
 The church of Saint Nicholas, Moscow, 2010 |
 Kitay-gorod wall, Varvarka gates, Moscow, 1920 |
 Beginning of Varvarka street, Moscow, 2010 |
 The Trinity Church in Nikitniki, Moscow, 1881 |
 The Trinity Church in Nikitniki, Moscow, 2010 |
 Malaya Dmitrovka street, Moscow, 1910 |
 Malaya Dmitrovka street, Moscow, 2010 |
 Eliseevsky grocery story, photo early XX century |
 Eliseevsky grocery nowadays |
 The house of governor-general, Moscow, beginning of the 20th century |
 Moscow Mayor's office, Moscow, 2010 |
 The synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya, Moscow, 1888 |
 The synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya, Moscow, 2010 |
 Arbatskaya square, Moscow, 1925 |
 Arbatskaya square, Moscow, 2010 |
 The view on the Kremlin, Moscow, 1890s |
 The view on the Kremlin, Moscow, 2010 |
 Kuznetsky most street, Moscow, 1900 |
 Kuznetsky most street, Moscow, 2010 |
 Tretyakov drive, Moscow, 1900 |
 Tretyakov Drive, Moscow, 2010 |
 Lubanskaya squre, Moscow, 1928 |
 Lubanskaya squre, Moscow, 2010 |
 Dzerzhinsky monument, Moscow, 1971 |
 Lubanskaya squre, Moscow, 2010 |
 Moscow University and Church of St Tatyana, Moscow, 1906 |
 Moscow Univercity and Church of St Tatyana, Moscow, 2010 |
 General Post offfice, Moscow, early 20th century |
 General Post offfice, Moscow, 2010 |
 Perlov Tea House, photographed in the 1960th |
 Perlov tea house, photographed in 2010 |
 Sukhareva Tower |
 Sretenka Street |
 The Sofia Embankment, Moscow, 1957 source: oldmos.ru |
 The Sofia Embankment, Moscow, 2010 |
 Moscow Zoo, Moscow, 1934 |
 Moscow Zoo, Moscow, 2010 |
 Moscow tram, Moscow, 1933. source: oldmos.ru |
 Moscow tram, Moscow, 2010 |
 M. Vorobjov. The view of Manege, Kutafia tower and the church of St. Nickolas, Moscow, 1917 |
 Manege, Kutafia and Trinity towers, Moscow, 2010 |
 Red Square, Moscow, 1872 |
 Red Square, Moscow, 2010 |
 Nikolaevsky train station, |
 Leningradsky train station |
 Yaroslavsky train station, postcard |
 Yaroslavsky train station, photograph, 2010 |
 Yaroslavsky train station before 1902 |
 Yaroslavsky train station,2010 |
 Tsaritsino, The Grand Palace, Moscow, 1990s |
 Tsaritsino, The Grand Palace, Moscow, 2008 |
 Alexey Mikhailovich palace, engraving |
 Alexey Mikhailovich palace, photo 2010 |
 Petrovsky palace, Moscow, 1910 |
 Petrovsky palace, Moscow, 2010 |
 Wine and Salt Court, photographed in early 1900 |
 House on the embankment, 2000 |
 Nobility's Assembly Rooms, Moscow, 1895-1903 |
 House of the Unions, Moscow, 2008 |
 Ascention convent, Moscow 1890-1900 |
 Administration of the president, 2000 |
 Red Gates, Moscow, 1920s |
 Garden ring, Moscow, 2010 |
 Salmanovsky circus, Moscow 1900 |
 Moscow Nkulin circus, Moscow, 2010 |
 'The Thought' by Mercurov on Tsvetnoy bulvar, Moscow, 1926 |
 'St George' obelisk onTsvetnoy bulvar, Moscow, 2010 |
 Moscow city hall, Moscow, early 20th century |
 Moscow History museum, Moscow, 2010 |
 The Moskva Hotel, photographed in 1970-80s |
 The Moskva Hotel, photographed in 2010 |
 Ilinka gates, Moscow 1910s |
 Ilinka gates square, Moscow, 2009 |
 Okhotny Ryad, Moscow, 1931 |
 Okhotny Ryad, Moscow, 2009 |
 The National and Inturist hotels, Moscow, 1980s |
 The National and Rits Carlton hotels, Moscow, 2010 |
 The Russia hotel, Moscow, 1980 |
 Varvarka street, Moscow, 2010 |
 The house of boyars Romanovs, Moscow, 1905, source: www.oldmos.ru |
 The house of boyars Romanovs, Moscow, 2010 |
 Skating rink on Chistye Prudy, 1910 |
 Skating rink on Chistye Prudy, 2005 |
 Detsky Mir, 2006 |
 Lubyanka square, 1900-1910 |
 Tsar Bell, Moscow, late 19th century |
 Tsar Bell, Moscow, 2010 |
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During your Moscow tour you can try some of traditional Russian soft drinks