Located in the European part of Russian Federation, between the Oka and the Volga Rivers, on the Moskva River, Moscow has a history of the biggest political, economic, cultural and scientific centre of Russia.
Flights to Moscow via Kaliningrad
People from all over the world come to witness Moscow splendours and to fall for the charm the capital of the largest empire on earth certainly possesses.
There are many things to see and so in Moscow that can keep you mesmerised and busy for days.
Red Square
St Basil Cathedral with a museum inside, although it looks best from the outside.
The Kremlin - The Diamond collection is worth a visit on its own. If you get a chance, the ballet in the Conference centre has some very cheap matinee performances.
Old Arbat Street - Walk down this lively street full of souvenir vendors, cafes, restaurants, artists, etc.
Bolshoi Theatre - Sit in front of the famed theatre near the fountain, or catch a show inside if you can.
Tretyakov Gallery - One of the world’s great museums, this is probably the one to choose if you only want to visit one museum in Moscow. In contrast to the worldwide collection of the Pushkin Museum, the Tretyakov is mostly a collection of Russian art. It has the best collection of Russian icons, and many of the most famous pieces of modern Russian artists like Ilya Repin.
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