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Have you decided to take a trip to Moscow , Russia? Wondering what tours and activities there are to do? Let us take a look at two of the most popular guided tours in Moscow. Moscow, the vibrant ca…
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Immerse yourself in the wonders of Russia’s vibrant capital city with a private guided tour of Moscow. Explore Red Square, Russia’s heart and soul; marvel at the onion-domed St Basil’s Cathedral and shop for Matryoshka dolls in GUM department store and stroll through Alexander Gardens along the Kremlin’s western wall, where you’ll find the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Once satisfying your cultural appetite, quell your physical hunger with a lunch of authentic Russian cuisine. Continue your journey Discover Moscow’s top landmarks all in 1 day! Feel Moscow’s vibrant atmosphere, where the past meets the new; get acquainted with local history, traditions and cuisine. View Moscow through the eyes of locals with your private guide and check out the places loved by the Moscovites. 👉 https://get-locals.com/tour/day-walking-tour-moscow
See Moscow's unique and beautiful metro stations on a 1.5-hour tour of the Soviet palaces that were built for the people. See the marble pillars, stained glass, and ornate sculptures that make the Moscow metro unlike any other metro system in the world.👉 https://get-locals.com/tour/moscow-metro-underground
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Saint Daniel, the first Prince of Moscow, was the youngest son of Prince Alexander Nevsky. In 1272 he inherited the Moscow principality, which was rather poor in comparison with other ones, where his elder brothers ruled. During the tatar-mongol yoke and internecine wars piteous and kind-hearted Daniel created peace without bloodshed. Because of his remarkable humbleness and peacefulness Daniel was very popular among the Russian people. Daniel ruled 30 years, during those the Moscow principality became one of the important and powerful ones in Russia. He marked the beginning of the unity of the Russian lands around the future capital.
The Museum of Russian Chocolate History is a perfect place for a family visit, especially if you are fond of this world-famous delicacy. Here, you will learn the history of chocolat from the ancient civilisations to the present times. Thus, you will see how the Maya prepared their hot chocolate – a sacred drink with honey and pepper. You will also discover the processes of chocolat-making in the present Russia, in the USSR, in Europe and in the Russian Empire, which was one of the largest chocolat exporter in the world. Children will especially like masterclasses and the tasting of various chocolat sorts.
Long ago, Sokolniki, which is now a huge park in the northeast of Moscow, were dense woods in the Moscow suburbs. In the 15th century, this forest land became the venue for grand-ducal falconry, which was especially popular among Russian nobles during the rule of Aleksey Mikhailovich. As legend has it, the Tsar had a falcon (Russian: "sokol") named Shiryay, which fell to its death during a hunt. Consequently, the Shiryaevo Field, Shiryaevskaya streets and Shiryaevsky passages were named after that very bird. This hunting place has been referred to as Sokolniki ever since.
🛥️River cruises in Moscow 🛥️
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We promised to give you some information about river cruises in Moscow - so here it is!
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River cruise is a great way to explore the city from a different angle and also have some rest after a tiring walking tour.
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Main Moscow river in Moskva and most of the cruises embark from the main piers: Moscow city, Fili, Gorky park, Bolshoi Kamenny most (Large Stone Bridge) and others.
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Duration of the river cruises vary from 1 hour to 2,5 hours. Longest ones offer dinner or disco onboard.
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Season of river navigation is approximately from April to November, when there is no ice.
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Usually there is a live Russian speaking guide during the cruise so make sure to get an audioguide in English or arrange your tour guide to translate the excursion for you.
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Don't forget to get sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen as sun on the water may be cruel to your skin!
The moratorium on issuing unified electronic visas for foreigners to enter Russia has been updated. This follows from the decree of the government of the Russian Federation.
For an electronic visa to the Russian Federation, visas do not require invitations, hotel reservations or any other documents confirming the purpose of the trip. It is enough to fill out the application form, upload a personal photo and a copy of the international passport, pay the consular fee and wait for notification.
❗List of countries whose citizens can apply for an electronic visa to the Russian Federation:
Austria, Andorra, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Vatican, Hungary, Germany, Greece, Denmark, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Iceland, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, China, North Korea, Kuwait, Latvia, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Saudi Arabia, North Macedonia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Taiwan, Turkey, Philippines, Finland, France, Croatia, Czech, Switzerland, Sweden, Estonia, Japan.
Russia is continuing with the new online tourist visa scheme for 52 Countries including the EU the scheme was put on hold due to the Pandemic. The country is open for International tourists as usual. Moscow continues to be one of the safest cities in Europe for travelers or residents. At some point it will be easy to travel to Moscow again.
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Travel in a famous soviet “Bukhanka” van through Moscow’s streets.
Stop near the city’s most iconic landmarks such as Red Square, St. Basil’s Cathedral, Zaryadye Park, the Russian Academy of Science, Moscow State University, the New Maiden Convent, Moscow City District and the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour.
Discover the most impressive Moscow Metro stations
Take a picture near some of Moscow “Seven Sisters”
Taste traditional Russian pies and tea in a cozy café at the end of this adventure
Travel in a famous soviet “Bukhanka” van through Moscow’s streets
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Here are the places with splendid views over Moscow:
«Federation Tower» is a set of two high-rise towers, located in the Moscow City Business District. The 61st floor of the Tower West accommodates the highest restaurant in Moscow – «Sixty».
The main building of the Moscow State University was built in the years 1949-1953 and its total height is 182 meters, with a spire – 240 meters. On the top floor there is a Museum of Geography with a panoramic view of Moscow.
The observation deck of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior can be reached only in the excursions. There you can get a really exciting view of the Moscow center.
The building of the Russian Academy of Science is called «golden brains» due to the original constructions of its roof. It stands on the high riverbank and opens a charming view of the whole Moscow. «Sky Lounge» restaurant is situated on the 21st floor.
When you travel on Moscow’s Metro, the history of the city’s past eight decades unfolds before your eyes.
House-Ring in Moscow: A Flight of Fancy of Soviet Architects (Russia)
Many people associate architectural works with frozen music, but there are times when the house resembles a gastronomic product. So can we say about the unusual sights of Moscow – the house №13, which is down the street unfeminine and built in the shape of a donut.
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What foods should I try in Russia? What are some quintessential Russian dishes? All these questions arise when you come to Russia or just want to cook something really Russian. We want to tell you about the easiest Russian salad called Olivier salad.
The famous salad, essential for Russian traditional cuisine, known all over the world as Russian salad, and as Olivier salad in Russia, was created in Moscow a long time ago in the 19 century.👉https://toursinmoscow.com/tour/dinner-with-russian-family-visit-food-market
Dinner with a Russian family in Moscow.
Wanna know what are the top tourist attractions in Moscow? Bingo! Metro is definitely one of the places to visit in Moscow. We’ll guide you through the labyrinths of Soviet history and show the charming beauty of 10 most beautiful Moscow metro stations. We’ll also learn why the Moscow underground was called ‘The Palace For Common People’ and ‘the cheapest museum ever’. You’ll feel the power of Soviet propaganda and listen to crazy but true stories about the USSR told by a local Englsih-speaking guide. Above the ground, we’ll see gigantic Stalin’s skyscrapers (three of the ‘Stalin’s Seven Sisters’) and try to guess what was going on behind those walls. You’ve always wondered if there were any good things done by the Soviet Union or what Russians think about Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin as political leaders — welcome to our Moscow Underground Tour. We’ll do our best to answer all your questions! 👉https://toursinmoscow.com/tour/moscow-metro-underground
See Moscow's unique and beautiful metro stations on a 1.5-hour Moscow Metro tour of the Soviet palaces that were built for the people.
The revenue house at Ilyinka Street, 12, is one of the most unusual and beautiful buildings in Moscow. Until 2017 it was occupied by the former archive of the Soviet Communist Party, and any access there was limited. Now the building houses the VIP office of Sberbank. However, this gorgeous operational room could be in a true palace instead of a bank. And the house situated so close to the Kremlin, surely has a long and rich history.
The Novodevichy Convent from the bird's eye view, Moscow
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The Top 10 Things You Can’t Miss in Moscow It was a lifelong dream of mine to live in Russia, and now here I am in Moscow, already for almost 4 years! This is an amazing city, with never a dull moment. As a tourist, you can pack your days as full as you […]
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Bright colours of Red Square in Moscow
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