Tourist Attractions
These landmarks represent just a small part of what Moscow has to offer. The city is rich in history, culture, and diversity, making it attractive to both tourists and residents.
01
Red Square
The heart of Moscow, home to Russia's main symbols, including the Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral.
02
The Kremlin
A historic fortress that includes numerous museums and the residence of the Russian president. Its unique architecture and rich history make the Kremlin one of the city's main attractions.
03
St. Basil's Cathedral
One of Russia's most recognizable buildings with its vibrant domes. Built to commemorate the victory in the Battle of Kazan, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
04
Tretyakov Gallery
The largest collection of Russian art, featuring works by famous artists such as Ilya Repin, Vasily Surikov, and others.
05
Bolshoi Theatre
A renowned theatre hosting opera and ballet performances. The theatre building is famous for its magnificent architecture and history.
06
Gorky Park
One of Moscow's most popular parks for relaxation and active leisure. It hosts concerts, exhibitions, and other cultural events.
07
Zaryadye Park
A modern park and cultural center near Red Square, offering unique views of the Kremlin and the Moskva River.
08
Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve
Kolominskoye is a former palace village and royal residence. On October 10, 1923, the Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve of Russian Wooden Architecture was founded, including the territories of Kolomenskoye and the neighboring village of Dyakovskoye
09
VDNKH (Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy)
A vast complex of exhibitions and museums with beautiful pavilions, hosting various events and exhibitions.
10
Arbat
Arbat is the main tourist artery of Moscow and one of the oldest streets in the capital. The history of Arbat dates back to the XVI century: for centuries this street was a merchant settlement, then the main center of the aristocracy of Moscow, and now it has become a popular landmark and symbol of the city. The attractiveness of the Old Arbat for tourists is not limited exclusively to architectural objects — it is a pedestrian street with trendy restaurants and cafes, as well as a street culture center soaked in a special atmosphere with original musicians and free artists.
