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Moscow: Things To See & Do

 

 

Red Square
Kremlin

St Basil's Cathedral

 

Lenin's Mausoleum

Bolshoi Theatre
Ostankino Tower

 

 

 

Red Square

This vast cobbled expanse is the most historic and important square in the country. Long serving

as a forum for public gatherings and celebrations, it is bordered by the most important buildings

in the country and is the most popular tourist attraction in the city.

 


 

Kremlin

Seat of the Russian government, this massive fortress is a symbol of the country. The Kremlin

 is actually an entire complex which includes three cathedrals (including the Cathdral of the Dormition where all the Tsars were crowned) and the Ivan the Great Bell Tower, which is said

to mark the exact centre of Moscow.

 

Details

Opening Hrs:

Open daily, except Thursdays, from 10am to 5pm.  The Armoury Chamber has sessions at 10am, 12pm, 2:30pm  & 4:30pm.

Pricing:

Full ticket: 300 RUR; Foreign schoolchildren & students: 150 RUR

Contact:

24-hour inquiry phone (095) 202-37-76,                  e-mail: prs@kremlin.museum.ru

More Info:

Ticket offices located at the Kutafiya Tower at the Aleksandrov Gardens, in the Armoury Chamber and on Cathedral Square (open daily, except Thursdays, from 9:30 to 16)

Getting Here:

The nearest subway stations are Borovitskaya &  Biblioteka imeni Lenina.

 


St Basil's Cathedral

Formally known as the Intercession Cathedral, this beautiful monument, world-renowned for

its colourful onion domes, was built in the 16th century and commemorates the capture of the Khanate of Kazan.

 

Details

Opening Hrs:

Daily from 11 to 5:30pm, closed on Tuesdays.

Pricing:

Adults: RUR90; Concessions: RUR45

Contact:

(095) 298 5880 (095) 298 3304 (Excursions)

More Info:

1 service a year is held, on the Day of Intercession in October.

Getting Here:

4 Krasnaya Ploshad, Kremlin, Moscow. Metro: Kitai Gorod

 


 

Lenin's Mausoleum

Perhaps the most famous mausoleum in the world, this imposing building still holds the

preserved body of the country's former leader. Despite the endless debate over the authenticity

of the body found within, the mausoleum is still a very popular attraction.

 

   Details

Opening Hrs:

The tomb is open every day except Mondays and Fridays from 10am to 1pm.

Pricing:

Adult ticket: RUR 100

Getting Here:

Metro: Ploshchad Revolutsii, Okhotny Ryad & Alexandrovsky Sad

 


Bolshoi Theatre

The most famous theatre in the country, this was the home of the legendary Bolshoi Ballet

Troupe and is indelibly linked to some of the most famous ballets in the world, especially Tchaikovsky's immortal Swan Lake.

 

    Details

Pricing:

Ticket price varies depending on the performance.

Contact:

Ticket outlets: tel. +7 (095) 250-73-17, +7 (800) 333-1-333 (free)

Getting Here:

Teatralnaya Ploshchada. Metro Teatralnaya

 


 

Ostankino Tower

For many years known as the tallest tower in Europe, this free-standing television and radio tower has since lost the title to the CN Tower in Toronto and has had to content itself with the title of highest freestanding structure in Eurasia.

 

 


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