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The city which emanates an unstoppable energy and creates unforgettable memories. The most important landmarks of Moscow can and should be visited more than once - they never get boring. One of the most photographed cities in the world - both the residents and numerous visitors of the Russian capital constantly share millions of photos and selfies on their social media accounts.

In terms of infrastructure and way of life, Moscow bears resemblance to European capitals, and its residents resemble typical urban dwellers from London to New York. This makes it easily understandable and adaptable for visitors and newcomers.

Moscow is a city where something is happening all the time - exhibitions, festivals, performances, tours, concerts, quests, marathons... In the Russian capital, you can have a great time without spending a huge amount of money.

Popular places

Go for a walk in Prechistenka.

Prechistenka is one of the oldest streets in Moscow, known for its luxurious and picturesque views that are often compared to the Saint-Germain neighborhood in Paris. Prechistenska Street stands out among the streets of Moscow with its abundance of magnificent mansions and residential buildings. This place has a strong literature ties. In house No. 24, Bulgakov housed Professor Preobrazhensky, and many writers mentioned the street in their works.

Go up the TV tower.

The Ostankino TV Tower is one of the main landmarks of Moscow and a symbol of broadcasting. Excursions are conducted here with an ascent to a height of over three hundred meters, and a unique multimedia complex acquaints visitors with the structure of this amazing facility.

Take a metro tour.

The Moscow metro is not just a means of transportation in the city, but also one of its landmarks and a cultural attraction. The stations are adorned with marble, decorated with mosaics and sculptures. The most beautiful stations include Mayakovskaya, Kievskaya, Komsomolskaya, and Novoslobodskaya.