The city has historic sites, splendid architecture, fascinating monuments, magnificent metro stations, legendary ballet theatres, sprawling parks, inestimable cultural treasures in museums, galleries showcasing historical and modern artworks, broad avenues for shopping and ample avenues for food, drink, and partying
The capital of Russia is the largest city in Europe. It is one of the dream destinations for overseas tourists.
Activities for Tourists
Night Cab Ride
Experience the city's nightlife with a cab ride at night.
Circus Performance
Attend a circus show at Nikulin Moscow Circus or the Great Moscow State Circus.
Ballet, Opera, or Concert at Bolshoi Theatre
Witness a performance at the renowned Bolshoi Theatre.
Dinner with Panoramic View
Dine at a high-rise hotel with a panoramic view of the city.
Old Arbat Street and Tverskaya Street Walk
Take a leisurely walk through historic streets.
Kitay-Gorod Stroll
Explore the site of the oldest trading settlement in Moscow.
Boat Cruise on Moskva River
Enjoy a scenic cruise along the Moskva River.
Top Attractions
Red Square
Iconic square, surrounded by significant buildings and landmarks.
Lenin's Mausoleum
Mausoleum housing the embalmed body of Vladimir Lenin.
St. Basil's Cathedral
Famous Russian Orthodox church with colorful onion domes.
Park Zaryadye
Modern urban park near the Kremlin with diverse landscapes.
GUM
Historic shopping mall with high-end stores and restaurants.
The Cathedral of Christ the Savior
Near the Kremlin, a grand Orthodox cathedral.
State Historical Museum
Located near Red Square, showcasing Russia's history.
Tretyakov Art Gallery
Houses an extensive collection of Russian fine art.
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
Museum displaying European art from the 14th to 20th centuries.
Metro Stations
Moscow's elaborate metro system known for its architectural beauty.
Gorky Park
Central park offering recreational activities and events.
Seven Sisters
Seven skyscrapers with distinctive Stalinist architecture.