About Moscow
Moscow, Russia’s dynamic capital, is a city where imperial history and modern energy collide. From the iconic Red Square and Kremlin to trendy art districts and world-class cuisine, Moscow offers an unforgettable blend of culture, architecture, and urban life.
Major Attractions in Moscow
Red Square
Day or night, this vast cobbled square is breathtaking — often the first stop for any visitor.
Red Square
St. Basil’s Cathedral
Built by Ivan the Terrible in the 16th century.Inside labyrinth-like chapels, beautiful frescoes — truly unique.
St. Basil’s Cathedral
The Moscow Kremlin
A fortified complex with cathedrals, palaces, towers, and the official residence of the President.
The Moscow Kremlin
Lenin’s Mausoleum
Lenin’s embalmed body has been on display since 1924. A unique glimpse into Soviet legacy.
Lenin’s Mausoleum
State Historical Museum
Covers Russian history from prehistoric times through the Romanovs and the Soviet era.
State Historical Museum
GUM Department Store
Luxury brands, beautiful Soviet-era architecture, and the famous GUM ice cream!
Great just for the atmosphere and people-watching.
GUM Department Store
Bolshoi Theatre
Stunning neoclassical interior — see the Bolshoi Ballet if you can, or join a guided tour of the grand halls.
Bolshoi Theatre
Arbat Street
Moscow’s historic pedestrian street — souvenir shops, street artists, cafés.
Great place to stroll, buy crafts, and soak in the bohemian vibe.
Arbat Street
Gorky Park
Moscow’s most famous urban park — redesigned with modern cafes, open-air cinema, paddleboats, and summer festivals.
Gorky Park
Christ the Saviour Cathedral
Russia’s largest Orthodox church, rebuilt in the 1990s after Stalin destroyed the original.
Christ the Saviour Cathedral
Adventure and Activities in Moscow
Ice Skating
Winter: Huge rinks open up! Gorky Park, Red Square (GUM rink), and VDNKh are magical places to skate under fairy lights.
Ice Skating
Biking & Rollerblading
Gorky Park, Sparrow Hills, VDNKh — wide paths, rental stations. Summer weekends: locals skate and cycle along the embankments.
Biking & Rollerblading
Urban Rock Climbing
Indoor climbing gyms are popular — Limestone, BigWall, RockZona — for beginners and pros alike.
Urban Rock Climbing
Surfing & Wakeboarding
Yes! Wakeboarding on the Moskva River at cable parks like Wake People or Malibu Wake Park — unique summer adventure.
Surfing & Wakeboarding
Helicopter Tours
Book a private helicopter ride — fly over the Kremlin, Moscow City skyscrapers, the vast forests beyond. Pricier but epic!
Helicopter Tours
Banya Ritual
The traditional Russian banya (steam bath) is an experience — hot steam, birch branch massages then a plunge in an icy pool.
Banya Ritual
Ziplining & Ropes Parks
Sokolniki Park and Fili Park have tree-top rope courses and ziplines — family-friendly urban adventure.
Ziplining & Ropes Parks
Horseback Riding
Ride in Moscow’s suburban estates or forest parks — stables in Bitsevsky Forest Park or Izmailovsky Park.
Horseback Riding
Winter Skiing & Snowboarding
Several slopes on Moscow’s outskirts — Kant Ski Hill and Volen Ski Resort (about 1 hour away).
Winter Skiing & Snowboarding
Most popular hotels in Moscow
Hotel Metropol Moscow
Hotel Metropol Moscow
Hyatt Regency Moscow Petrovsky Park
Hyatt Regency Moscow Petrovsky Park
Radisson Collection Hotel Moscow
Radisson Collection Hotel Moscow
Four Seasons Hotel Moscow
Four Seasons Hotel Moscow
The Carlton, Moscow
The Carlton, Moscow
National hotel
National hotel
Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel & Business Center, Moscow
Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel & Business Center, Moscow
DoubleTree by Hilton Moscow - Vnukovo Airport
DoubleTree by Hilton Moscow - Vnukovo Airport
Prince Park Hotel
Prince Park Hotel
Novotel Hotel
Novotel Hotel
Most Popular Tour Packages
