International Women’s Day in Moscow: 8 March Traditions and Tips
A Russian public holiday on 8 March, now a day of flowers, spring and congratulations for women, with a day off, busy…
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A Russian public holiday on 8 March, now a day of flowers, spring and congratulations for women, with a day off, busy…
The week before Orthodox Great Lent, a folk festival of blini, games, songs and the burning of a straw effigy that ends…
A Russian public holiday on 23 February that honors military service and is widely treated as a day to congratulate men, with…
The Russian Students' Day on 25 January, the feast of St. Tatiana and the anniversary of the founding of Moscow University in…
The Orthodox Epiphany tradition of plunging three times into blessed ice water, held every 18 to 19 January at dozens of official…
An unofficial holiday on the night of 13 to 14 January, the New Year of the old Julian calendar, celebrated with feasts,…
The Russian Orthodox Christmas on 7 January, with the Christmas Eve liturgy at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, night services in…
Russia's main winter holiday, from the Kremlin chimes at midnight on 31 December to the Orthodox Christmas holidays on 7 January, with…
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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