How to visit VDNKh: Free Entry, Pavilions and Metro Access
VDNKh is a free 325-hectare park open around the clock, five minutes' walk from the VDNKh metro station; pavilions and museums have…

Editorial team
Independent travel guides: places, food, transport and practical tips, checked and kept up to date.
VDNKh is a free 325-hectare park open around the clock, five minutes' walk from the VDNKh metro station; pavilions and museums have…
The Bolshoi sells tickets only on bolshoi.ru and at its own box offices; online payment is reported to need a Russian card,…
Entry is free but limited to a few weekly mornings, 10:00 to 13:00; queue at the Nikolskaya Tower, leave bags and phones,…
Red Square is free and pedestrian-only, reached on foot from three metro stations through the Resurrection Gate; events can close it at…
St. Basil's is a museum on Red Square with seasonal hours, a closure on the first Wednesday of each month and higher…
Both are entered by the Borovitskaya Tower: the Armoury runs timed sessions, the Diamond Fund is a separate ticket and exhibition, and…
Buy Kremlin tickets only on the museum's own site or at the ticket office in Alexander Garden; online payment is reported to…
Take a Lastochka train from Kursky station to Tula-1 Kurskaya, about 2 hours 10 minutes to 2 hours 20 minutes; the Kremlin…
Take a high-speed train from Kursky station to Vladimir, about 1 hour 40 minutes to 2 hours, then a bus of 40…
Take a suburban train from Kazansky station to Kolomna, about 1.5 to 2.3 hours; leave at Kolomna station, 15 minutes on foot…
Hi, I'm Masha. Ask me anything about Moscow. I answer from our own guides and can read the answers to you.
Answers are taken from the FAQs and guides on this site, not generated by AI. Prices, opening hours and rules change: check the official source before you go.
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Some links on this site are affiliate links.