VDNKh Moscow: Pavilions, Fountains and Space Museum Guide
A huge Soviet-era exhibition park in north Moscow with monumental pavilions, gilded fountains and a space museum. The grounds are free; museums…
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A huge Soviet-era exhibition park in north Moscow with monumental pavilions, gilded fountains and a space museum. The grounds are free; museums…
The granite tomb on Red Square where Lenin's embalmed body is displayed. Free to enter, open only a few mornings a week,…
The colorful ten-church cathedral at the south end of Red Square, built in 1555–61 for Ivan the Terrible. Entry is by museum…
The walled heart of Moscow, with three medieval cathedrals, the Armoury Chamber and the red-brick towers above Red Square. Here is what…
A Moscow Central Circle station opened in 2016, renamed from Voykovskaya MCC before launch, with a walkable transfer to Voykovskaya on the…
A ground-level 1961 station on Moscow's light-blue Filyovskaya Line, named for General Pyotr Bagration, with an island platform under the Barklaya Street…
A shallow 1978 station on Moscow's orange Line 6, named for polar pilot Mikhail Babushkin, with Arctic-themed metal compositions above the platform…
Explore Moscow's Arbat district on a walking tour connecting neoclassical architecture, Russian music, Asian art, theatre, experimental design and Pushkin's former home.
A literary walk from the Bulgakov Museum and Patriarch's Ponds past the church where Pushkin married to the Maly Theatre and Theatre…
A riverside walk from the pedestrian Patriarshy Bridge past the Muzeon sculpture park and Krymsky Bridge to Gorky Park and the quiet…

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