Moscow city

Moscow’s combo of glamour and grit is always there to enchant all people keen to explore its vibrant culture, diverse architecture, delicious food, fabulous parties and prominent history.

Moscow is the city that truly never sleeps. The city's vast party spectrum caters for every taste, budget and age group- Moscow delivers hot-stepping odysseys, and not just after dark and on weekends but pretty much 24/7. Moreover, the Russian capital is rich with unique architectural landmarks, majestic monuments and museums. Most of Moscow's attractions are located in the city center and are easily accessible by metro.

The main historical, cultural and spiritual heart of the city is Kremlin. The main relics of the country: the Monomakh Hat, the diamond crown of Catherine the Second, the cut diamond Orlov, the largest gold nugget in the world weighing 36 kg-are all kept in Kremlin, and can be seen in the Armory and the Diamond Fund. The oldest stone building in Moscow-the majestic Assumption Cathedral was once built in the heart of the Moscow Kremlin. The colorful domes of St. Basil's Cathedral and the restored Kazan Cathedral adorn Red square.

The main city of Russia is impossible to imagine without gilded domes and crosses. Churches and cathedrals are an integral part of the capital's architecture. Today there are more than 800 churches in Moscow. Some of them dominate on the territory of Moscow monasteries, while others hide in the intricacies of the capital's streets and alleys.

The capital is home to the main Cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church-the Cathedral Of Christ the Saviour. The largest Church in Russia was built in honor of soldiers who died during the war with Napoleon.

Weather you watch a ballet in Bolshoi Theatre, or admire performers soar under the big tent at Nikulin Circus, solve the mystery of Stalin’s 7 sisters, or walk along the most famous Arbat pedestrian street, ride the museum-like metro, or step into the socialist-realist fantasy at VDNKh - Moscow has always something to surprise you.