2025 Moscow Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Here you will find everything! The best touristic city to visit in Russia 🇷🇺 -Moskow Historical Heritage, museums Festivals #russia #deliciousfood #familytrip #moscow

Going to Moscow to see Red Square and visit the Kremlin? Russia has more rules than nesting dolls 🪆 First, keep this "Survival Guide" safe! These mistakes will definitely get you deported! 🚨 Top 5 Dangerous Behaviors 1. Delaying registration upon arrival → Get a 5-year ban gift package ⚠️ Major trouble zone: Forgetting to get the registration slip when staying at a homestay! (Must re-register if changing accommodation!) 💸 Consequence: Directly triggers Article 18.8 of Russian immigration law — deportation + 5 years no return (Hotel guests automatically safe, homestay guests quickly ask the landlord to tear up the "registration slip"!) 2. Fare evasion on the metro → Police collect tuition fees on the spot 🚇 Magical reality: Jumping over the turnstile = public humiliation + 1000₽ fine (enough for 25 metro rides!) 📌 Survival tip: Use a card! Paper tickets must be inserted into the exit machine! (Don’t ask, those fined are crying right now) 3. Smoking on the street recklessly → Wallet instantly gets thinner 🚬 Cold fact: No smoking within 15 meters of station or mall entrances 🙅 💡 Look for the life-saving yellow post: it directs you to the smoking booth! Even e-cigarette users, don’t be stubborn! 4. Recklessly photographing military facilities → Camera dies on the spot 📸 Dangerous case: Taking photos of military camps (even secretly with a phone counts!) 🔞 Consequence: At best, photos deleted; at worst, taken in for questioning (Legal basis: Article 11 of Russian National Security Law) ✅ Quick reflexes: When you see the red sign "Съёмка запрещена" (Filming prohibited), put away your camera faster than a Russian bear runs! 5. Overspending cash → Merchants refuse to accept it 💸 Ridiculous threshold: Single cash payment over 100,000 rubles (≈¥8000)? ⚖️ Merchant’s mindset: Anti-money laundering law No. 115 warning! Accepting this and my store is gone! 💳 Survival advice: Bring a UnionPay or credit card that can withdraw cash, and ask about payment methods for expensive purchases 😱 Local people shake their heads at these hidden traps 🍽 Social death scene Putting cash under the table after the meal 🙅👉 Use card or put cash in the clip given by the waiter ⛪ Dress code nightmare at churches Women entering Orthodox churches: headscarf + knee-length skirt! 🍾 Late-night alcohol buying misery From 11 PM to 8 AM, supermarket alcohol cabinets are locked! Vodka lovers, stock up in advance 💎 Secret survival toolbox ▶︎ Yandex Translate: Instantly translate Russian signs by taking photos (Life-saving rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️) ▶︎ SIM cards can be purchased directly on Trip.com (Make sure to ask if biometric verification has been done) What weird rules have you been caught off guard by in Russia? Search 🔍【Moscow · Local Guide】for more authentic Moscow tips! #MoscowSurvivalManual #RussianLaw #TravelSurvivalGuide #AvoidPitfalls #FierceNationRules #TravelTrivia

▌ What Russians Consider Commonplace Is a Dream for Foreigners 🪆 They ask me to show more of Moscow! It seems we're on the brink of a new global trend towards all things Russian. And it's not just about clothing (the boom in adapted everyday kokoshniks isn't fading away), nor is it merely an overall demand for the style known as “Slavic Girl” or “boss's girlfriend from the Russian mafia,” with their extravagant fur coats, furs, and scarves. No, what people want now is authentic modern beautiful clothes in the true Russian style, adapted to contemporary life. Including designs by Russian fashion designers. Foreigners tell me they want to come to Moscow, dream of seeing it, and if these were words from random individuals, I wouldn't believe them. But most of them I've known for years. Meanwhile, Moscow embodies the quintessential Russian vibe! ▌ Today I'm Showcasing Summer in Moscow 🎈 In the city center, several summer photo zones have been set up under the auspices of the project #ЛетoвМоскве (#SummerinMoscow). The municipal government has declared Moscow the capital of summer for three months, from June 1st to September 7th, 2025. These are not just spots for pretty pictures—there are also summer cafes, festivals, green theaters, circus tents, swimming pools, immersive museums, trade stalls like “Berry Seasons” or vintage markets. Sports events, open-air cinemas, dancing, art, libraries, interactive activities, lectures, workshops, eco-festivals, craft studios, eco-walks and eco-quizzes, social projects promoting mutual aid. Activities in parks, picnics... Altogether, there are nearly 1,000 locations across Moscow and its suburbs! Oh, even I envy Muscovites! Tell me: which photo zones within this project you've already visited, what sights you've seen, did you try honey beer, got any gifts? 📍 Location: Moscow, Russia ✨ Project: #ЛетoвМоскве (#SummerinMoscow) ⭐️ Enjoy your summer explorations!

Amazing walks around Moscow when the weather is nice and shiny ☀️ 📍Address: Moscow, Russia CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE SAVIOUR Ulitsa Volkhonka, 15, Moscow, Russia, 119019 💞Reasons to Recommend: Biggest Cathedral in Europe This area of Moscow also had a lot of vibrant restaurants, including a Georgian place called Elardzhi that is the best Georgian food in Moscow!

This ekranoplan Orlyonok was delivered to Moscow after its retirement in Kaspiysk. It’s a great combination of a plane and a ship. If you are interested in aviation or Soviet Union technology this is a must see place for you. It’s located in the Northern Tushino Park 📍Address: Khimkinskoye Vodokhranilishche, Moscow, 125364 🕰️Business Hours: 9 am - 6 pm, daily

Moscow | Armed Forces Cathedral ✨100% Brutalist Photo Success Rate || "No one is forgotten, nothing is forgotten" This cathedral forged from weapons is the ultimate romantic tribute to history by the fighting nation 💔 From weapon-melted floors to war-themed frescoes, every detail reinforces the concept of "God-blessed victory," showcasing the fusion of steel and faith in Russian aesthetics. ———— 📷 Must-shoot spots: 1️⃣ Cathedral exterior: Bronze camouflage facade + golden dome, shoot upwards for a psychedelic metallic effect. 2️⃣ Main hall mosaic dome: Wide-angle shots of dome frescoes with angels and fighter jets in the same frame. 3️⃣ Metal floor close-up: Overhead shot of footsteps and floor textures, "trampling the Nazis." 4️⃣ Mother of Victory statue: Crying mother with face covered, shoot with backlight for loneliness effect. ———— 🚗 Practical info: Free + photogenic, hurry! 📍 Address: Patriot Park, Moscow outskirts 🚕 Transport: 1h taxi from Red Square ≈¥200, carpool with 3 people is cheaper! Metro+bus is complicated, just go directly. ⏰ Hours: Mon/Wed-Sun 8:00-21:00, Tue opens at 8:30, best light at dusk! 🎫 Tickets: Cathedral + museum free! Military exhibition ¥30, tanks and planes free to photograph. ⚠️ Tips: Warm clothing: Windy suburbs, bring a jacket! Early sunset in autumn/winter, temperature drops fast after 4pm ❄️. Taboos: Photography allowed but no flash, respect religious etiquette~ Hidden gem: Climb military walls for overhead panorama shots, get unique angles!

If you take a stroll along Tverskaya Street, don’t forget to visit the Savvinskoye Podvorye. It’s a little-known but incredibly photogenic spot in the heart of Moscow. Built at the end of the 19th century, the building combines elements of Russian architecture and Art Nouveau. It’s a great place for a walk, a photo shoot, and a glimpse into the history of old Moscow. 🚇 How to get there? Pushkinskaya Station, exit 8 📍Address: Tverskaya St, 6/1 #historicallandmarks #localguides #hiddengems #scenicspotguide #instatravel #instagramworthydestinations #russia #moscow #architecture

1. Ridiculously safe! The locals spoil you to the point of being shy 🛡 ​Super low crime rate + strong social character: Walking on the streets late at night in Tbilisi? Solo hiking in the Caucasus Mountains? Georgia remains among the top 10 safest travel destinations in the world The local uncles and aunts have their own "motherly care": they give you fruits, show you the way, and even send you home in case you get lost. 2. Budget travelers are delighted! Prices are low enough to make you want to settle down 💰 ​Guide to making 200 yuan a day: 🍷 ​Red wine freedom: wine tasting at the winery is 30 yuan/glass, wine is cheaper than mineral water 🏠 ​Accommodation coupon king: B&B 15-25 yuan/night, exclusive garden rooftop + landlord's handmade breakfast 🚗 Free transportation: 0.8 yuan per trip for the subway, 10 yuan per person for carpooling into the mountains 🍖 ​Food critique: Cheese boat cakes are 10 yuan for a full meal, and barbecue platter is 30 yuan so you can eat until you lean on the wall 3. Good news for lazy people! Walking alone ≠ loneliness 🗺 ​Free travel + light socializing: Recommended local travel agency 👉 Private small group hiking on Mount Kazbek (including photography) Tbilisi Night Tour + Underground Bar Tour (Social Phobia Friendly Version) Airport transfer + visa agency one-stop service 4. The world's best backpacker secret base 👯♀ ​Pop-up quotes: Meet a digital nomad in a coffee shop: "Are you here to get a 3-yuan Americano, too?" The secret code for the youth hostel team is: "We are going to Mestia Glacier tomorrow, carpooling and paying AA!" Winery social code: "Boss, can I take this bottle of semi-sweet away?" 5. 100 ways to play solo 🏔 ​Healing must-do list: Chase the sunrise on horseback in Ushguli and stay in the "End of the World" Stone Village A little tipsy at Sighnaghi Winery, sitting on the city wall with a bottle of wine and watching the sunset Lying down on the Black Sea in Batumi, watching the mechanical sculptures of Ali and Nino kissing Tips for solo girls: Wear comfortable shoes! The cobblestone old town teaches you how to behave in minutes Wear a scarf into the church to respect local culture You can bargain in Chinese, just show your momentum

The interior is just one of a kind! Something really unique. Chic ceramic panels, greenery, paintings…religious themes are even combined in a very good manner. The atmosphere is beautiful and the food is good too. The people who served us were so professional. Highly recommend to go there. 🍽️ Bagebi restaurant 📍Address: Ulitsa Prechistenka, 19/11, Moscow, 119034 #springwander

I’ve heard that Moscow’s subway stations are the most beautiful in the world and have even been featured on Lonely Planet. Now that I’m in Moscow, I must come and see them! Its subway is mainly a transformation of the underground air-raid shelter in the past, located 300 meters underground or even deeper. The good-looking stations are mainly concentrated on the No. 2 and No. 5 Grand Loop Lines, each with its own unique features. Highly recommended 👍 🎯 Komsomolskaya metro station (Line 5): You can look for the Komsomol emblem on top of the limestone column. The tiles are marked with images of hard-working volunteers. If you don’t have time, you must go to this place! 🎯Belorusskaya Station (Lines 2 and 5): 12 sets of ceilings introduce Russia’s 🇷🇺12 western neighbors, and the floor is a traditional Belarusian pattern, super beautiful! 🎯Xinzhuang Station Novoslobodskaya (Line 5): 32 pieces of Art Nouveau stained glass, the central hall is decorated with a mosaic of "World Peace" Others include Mayakovskaya Station (Line 2), Prospect Mira Station (Line 5), and Kievskaya Station (Line 5), which are all worth visiting and recommended❤️ #NewYearGoodDestinations2025 #MoscowStrategy

As the capital of Russia, Moscow is a tourist-friendly city. It has dense public transportation such as subways 🚇 and buses 🚌, which is very comfortable for slow walking and slow shooting 👍 In addition to the Kremlin complex, there are also several major attractions along the Moscow River, which are very suitable for casual walking and jumping. It is also one of my favorite ways to travel. The recommended itinerary is as follows: Cathedral of Christ the Saviour - Stroll along the Moscow River and take pictures on the bridge - Moscow State University/Sparrow Hills - Kalomenskoye Estate - Charitsyn Park I especially like to look at the Kremlin scenery from the bridge on the other side of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. It is very suitable for taking pictures. When the weather is good, I can take pictures of the church from the other side⛪️. Occasionally, I can also take pictures of the aperture light and shadow, which is great👍

Russia has always been on my travel list. The planned free travel was delayed due to language problems. In fact, if you only travel to Moscow and St. Petersburg, there is basically no problem with transportation and tourist facilities. It is just that the trip around the Golden Ring will be more troublesome. The first place to visit in Russia is definitely the famous Kremlin complex, which is centered on the Red Square. A one-day walking tour can basically cover all the important attractions. Considering the security check factors, it is recommended to arrange it like this: First visit the Ivan the Great Bell Tower and the Tsar Bell on the periphery - slowly walk into the Kremlin security entrance - enter and visit St. Basil's Cathedral/Kremlin/Russian State Historical Museum - GUM Department Store (lunch on the way) - walk to the nearby subway station in the evening and visit the world's most beautiful Komsomol subway station The itinerary can be fine-tuned according to the weather. Outside the main Kremlin complex, you can also spend another whole day playing along the Moscow River in the city. I personally like their ice cream-like rooftop buildings and took a lot of photos. Highly recommended! #RussianTourism #MoscowRedSquare #MoscowStrategy #Moscow #2025GoodPlaces

Hey guys, I'm putting together a travel guide for a spring trip to Russia, and I can't wait to share it with you! Russia in the spring is breathtakingly beautiful and incredibly affordable.✨ My Itinerary I flew from Beijing to Moscow, then to St. Petersburg, back to Moscow, and finally back to Beijing. Budget Excluding major transportation like round-trip flights, I spent about ¥5,000. Major transportation cost a total of ¥2,842, including ¥500 from Beijing to Irkutsk, ¥612 from Irkutsk to St. Petersburg, ¥312 from St. Petersburg to Murmansk, ¥287 from Murmansk to Moscow, and ¥1,131 from Moscow to Beijing and then to Hangzhou. Travel Tips - Visa: An e-visa costs ¥300, is processed quickly, and allows for a stay of up to 16 days. - Currency: Russia uses the ruble, with an exchange rate of approximately 1:12.7. - Accommodation: Moscow and St. Petersburg offer a wide variety of hotels to suit all needs. Must-See Attractions - Moscow: The Kremlin (home to the presidential administration and countless treasures), Red Square (surrounded by famous buildings), the Moscow Metro (an "underground palace of art"), and St. Basil's Cathedral (with its unique onion domes). - St. Petersburg: The Hermitage Museum (one of the four largest museums in the world), Peterhof Palace (Peter the Great's summer residence), Catherine Palace (home to the Amber Room), the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood (with its exquisite murals), and Nevsky Prospekt (a great place for shopping and experiencing history and culture). Hidden Gems - Irkutsk: Home to Lake Baikal, Listvyanka village, and more—a must-see for nature lovers! - Murmansk: Visit the Polar Museum, the Sami Village, and experience the charm of the Arctic Circle. Food Recommendations Don't miss out on the local specialties: caviar, borscht, traditional blinis, red cabbage soup, cheese, and grilled meats. Russia in the spring is definitely worth a visit. Grab your camera and capture those beautiful moments! Start planning your Russian adventure today!

Hello everyone! Here's a practical and detailed 8-day Russia travel guide, especially recommended for those preparing to travel to Russia! This is a shopping-free group tour, designed to help you save money and spend it on truly meaningful experiences. It includes all the popular attractions, covering everything from food and drinks to fun and entertainment! Come and take a look~ -- 🌍Itinerary: D1: Beijing Capital Airport ✈️ Moscow ⭐Fly in advance to the outdoor adventure land of Moscow and begin a long and wonderful journey! D2: Red Square -> State Historical Museum -> Kremlin -> Alexander Garden -> Cathedral of Christ the Saviour -> Zaryadye Park ⭐Today, we will visit Moscow's important landmarks and step lightly into a cultural vortex! D3: Sergiyev Posad -> Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius -> All-Russia Exhibition Centre ⭐Let's savor Russia's history and culture together and enjoy an in-depth tour of the monastery and exhibition center. D4: Tsaritsyno Park -> Moscow State University -> Moscow Triumphal Arch -> Sparrow Hills -> Victory Park ⭐Explore Moscow's landmarks and parks, taking in the charming cityscapes. D5: Egyptian Bridge Sphinxes -> Rostral Columns -> Winter Palace -> Admiralty -> The Bronze Horseman -> Cruiser Aurora ⭐Today, we will immerse ourselves in Russia's beautiful historical architecture and unique artistic style. D6: Peterhof Palace -> Vodka Museum ⭐Step into Peterhof Palace for a journey through time, followed by a taste of Russian vodka! D7: Catherine Park -> Catherine Palace -> Peter and Paul Fortress -> Smolny Convent -> Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood -> Kazan Cathedral ⭐Visit the beautiful Catherine Park and Palace and explore Russia's historical treasures. D8: Beijing ⭐The happy Russia trip concludes, returning to Beijing with满满 memories. Have a safe trip! -- Some tips: 1️⃣ March Climate: In March, when spring hasn't quite arrived, the temperature in Russia is still below zero ⛄️. Remember to bring enough warm clothes and cold-weather gear. Tiny snowflakes will dance a beautiful melody on your hair. 2️⃣ Souvenir Prices: Russia has many special products, from Matryoshka dolls to Beluga vodka, with prices varying greatly 💰. Remember to inquire about prices and compare before buying to avoid unnecessary expenses. 3️⃣ Airport Transportation: Once you land, getting around Moscow is easy with car rentals, buses, and taxis 🚗. However, it is still recommended to plan your itinerary online in advance to save time and worry. -- 🎉Okay, this is my complete guide to the Russia group tour. I hope every moment you spend in Russia is filled with happiness~

The Central House of Writers (CDL) in Moscow is not just a building, it is a true cultural abode for writers, poets and art lovers. Opening the doors to this unique place, you are immersed in an atmosphere of creativity and intellectual communication. Founded in 1934, the CDL has become a venue for literary meetings, readings and exhibitions. Lectures, master classes and various events that bring together people passionate about literature are held here. Cozy halls and a beautiful garden create the perfect setting for inspiration. The CDL is a place where ideas are heard and new creative projects are born. If you are in Moscow, be sure to visit this cultural center and feel its magic! #CDL #literature #Moscow #culture

A family trip to Russia, exploring Moscow and St. Petersburg, the Winter Palace and the Artillery Museum, combining education and entertainment, and experiencing the collision of culture and history! Russia, a superpower spanning Eurasia 🌍, has a history as profound as its vast land. From Red Square in Moscow to the Winter Palace ⛪ in St. Petersburg, every step is marked by history. From Tsarist Russia to the Soviet Union, the name may have changed, but the legend of this land remains. 📅Itinerary: Day 1: 🛫 Depart from Chengdu and fly to St. Petersburg, ready to embark on your Russian adventure! Day 2: Vasilievsky Island Old Port Lighthouse -> Sphinx -> Decembrists' Square -> Bronze Horseman -> Nevsky Prospekt Visit the old port lighthouse on Vasilievsky Island and experience the accumulation of history, then visit the unique Sphinx. Stroll through Decembrists' Square, admire the majestic Bronze Horseman, and finally experience the local customs along Nevsky Prospekt. Day 3: Winter Palace -> Admiralty -> Alexander Column -> Peter and Paul Fortress Delve into the artistic halls of the Winter Palace, then head to the Admiralty to experience Russia's military majesty. Visit the Alexander Column, trace history, and finally explore the ancient secrets of the Peter and Paul Fortress. Day 4: Peterhof Gardens -> Cruiser Aurora Wander through the beautiful Peterhof Gardens, enjoy the tranquility of nature, and then board the historic Cruiser Aurora to relive the fiery years of the revolution. Day 5: Red Square -> State Historical Museum Stand in the heart of Moscow—Red Square—and experience the solemnity and splendor of Russia, then visit the State Historical Museum to delve into Russia's rich history. Day 6: Sergiyev Posad -> Kolomenskoye Estate -> Tsaritsyno Park Visit the ancient town of Sergiyev Posad, experience the profound culture of Orthodox Christianity, then visit the Kolomenskoye Estate to experience the elegance of the aristocracy, and later relax in Tsaritsyno Park. Day 7: Moscow State University -> Sparrow Hills -> Moscow Triumphal Arch -> Arbat Street Visit Moscow State University and experience the academic atmosphere, climb Sparrow Hills for a panoramic view of the city, stroll through the Moscow Triumphal Arch, and finally enjoy shopping on Arbat Street. Day 8: 🛬 Conclude your wonderful Russian trip and return to Chengdu. Pre-trip Essentials: 🧳 Things to bring for your trip to Russia 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy communication. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential for travel. Russian sockets may be different from those at home. 🪪 Passport, visa, and ID card are all essential, especially the Russian visa. Don't forget it. 👔 It's still quite cold in Russia in March. Thick coats, scarves, and gloves are essential for warmth and health. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are needed for phones and cameras. It would be awkward to run out of power at a crucial moment. 💊 Bring some common medicines to prevent acclimatization sickness and ensure a healthy trip. The Russian journey, with its endless wonders, awaits your exploration. Where will your next unexpected encounter be?

I visited a mansion of Russian writer, Gorky, and was so impressed by the carved staircase and the library inside. And a secret place - a chapel on the third floor is just amazing! If you are interested in Russian literature, history and architecture, this is a must visit place for you. Place: Gorky's House 📍Address: Malaya Nikitskaya Ulitsa, 6/2, Moscow, 121069 #celebrateit

Zurab Tsereteli museum and workshop is a hidden place in Moscow. At first when we decided to visit it we thought it will be a common museum but it turned out that it also has an outdoor park around with giant sculptures and monuments. They belong to different eras, themes and styles. Inside the museum you will find paintings, mosaics and historical pictures of the famous painter. Name: Zurab Tsereteli museum 📍Address: Bolshaya Gruzinskaya St, 15, Moscow, 123557 #celebrateit

Moscow might seem a bit more ordinary compared to St. Petersburg. The most famous sites, Saint Basil's Cathedral and the Kremlin, are both located in the same large square. Red Square is right next door too. Super convenient! I recommend staying in the city center, as the surrounding attractions are all close by. The metro is also very convenient for traveling further afield. Make sure you have small change for the metro.🪙

There should be no objection to me saying that the Cathedral of the Armed Forces is the most beautiful church in Russia 🇷🇺! This church is the youngest among the famous churches ⛪ in Moscow It was completed in 2020 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the victory ✌🏻️ of the Soviet-German War The church bell tower 🕰 is 75 meters high, representing the 75th anniversary of the victory of the Soviet-German War The diameter of the large dome is 19.45 meters, representing the victory of the war in 1945 The height of the small dome is 14.18 meters, symbolizing the 1418 days and nights of the Soviet-German War Unlike traditional churches ⛪, all the murals in this church do not reflect some scenes from the Bible Instead, there are a large number of murals showing scenes of the Soviet army and stories The floor is also made of melted German tanks To show that the German army is trampled underfoot! The church fully demonstrates Soviet aesthetics (Russian aesthetics) I have to say that although the Russian economy is not good, their aesthetics have always been online If you travel to Russia, please don't miss this church ⛪ in the suburbs of Moscow ✅Transportation guide🚕 There is currently no direct bus 🚌 It is recommended to take a Yandex taxi From Red Square in Moscow, a one-way trip costs about 2,500 rubles (about 25 euros) The one-way trip takes about 1 hour, and I personally think it is one of the most worthwhile churches to visit ❤️Taxi name: Glavnyy Khram Vooruzhonnykh Sil Rossii ❤️Best time to visit the church: 3️⃣ hours ⚠️Don't miss the basement, the highly supported mosaic decoration and bright colors are very visually impactful ✅If you have time after visiting the church, it is recommended to visit the military museum next to it It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the church Museum name: "Motory

Planning a trip to Russia for Spring Festival? Here's a 9-day itinerary to help you explore Russia without getting lost. Save it now! . Russia is a country with a rich history. Red Square and the Kremlin are witnesses to the empire's glory. The vast snowfields and magnificent St. Petersburg are unforgettable. Don't forget to try the unique Russian sauna and vodka! 🏰❄️🍺 . 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart for Moscow and explore the charm of this World Heritage Site and the capital of Russia. Day 2-3: Explore Moscow and visit landmarks such as the Kremlin and Red Square, as well as the ancient town of Sergiev Posad. Don't forget to try traditional Russian food! Day 4: Continue your Moscow tour and visit historical and cultural sites such as the Novodevichy Convent and Tsaritsyno Park. Day 5-8: Head to St. Petersburg and experience the charm of the Venice of the North. Visit famous attractions such as the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood and Kazan Cathedral, and watch the Swan Lake ballet. Finally, visit the Peter and Paul Fortress and enjoy a farewell lunch with Russian specialties. Day 9: End your wonderful trip to Russia and return to Shanghai. 🛫❤️ . 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Get a SIM card in advance. Roaming in Russia is expensive, but local SIM cards are more affordable. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter. Russian plugs are different from ours, so don't forget to bring one. 🪪 Bring all your documents, including your passport, visa, and copies. These are key to ensuring a safe trip. 👔 Dress warmly. Russia is very cold in January, so wear a down jacket and thick sweater. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank. Take photos without worrying about your phone running out of battery. 💊 Bring common medicines with you, such as cold medicine, painkillers, and anti-inflammatory medicine, just in case. 💵 Bring cash and credit cards. Shopping and dining will be convenient, and you can enjoy your trip without worry. . On your trip to Russia, don't forget to try authentic food and experience the local culture. Have a great trip and make unforgettable memories!

Day 2 in Russia 💞Route: Hotel - Red Square - Turandot Cafe - Cathedral of the Armed Forces - The вык - Hotel - Leningradsky Railway Station 💕We had breakfast at the hotel at 7:30 am. The breakfast was very artistic, with paintings on the walls for sale and very European-style lamps made of large glass beads. Surprisingly, there was no milk, but egg drop soup. 🍑We walked to Red Square after breakfast, which was about 2 km away. We saw many Moscow buildings along the way, which were a bit artistic, but not too much. Most of them were built during the Soviet era, giving a sense of solidity. 🍉There was an ice rink in Red Square. There were many ice rinks here. Then we went to GUM and had a 150-ruble ice cream, which was very sweet. We went to a bathroom for 50 rubles and saw a piece of clothing for more than 3,000 rubles, which was quite expensive. 🌟Then we walked to McDonald's across from Turandot Cafe and took a carpool to the Cathedral of the Armed Forces. We departed at about 1:00 pm and arrived at 2:15 pm. 🎉We left for The вык at 6:00 pm. Don't go there. The food was terrible. The most expensive steak for 1,600 rubles was like chewing wax, and all the drinks contained alcohol. 🍀We took a taxi back to the hotel at 8:30 pm, picked up our luggage, and took a taxi to Leningradsky Railway Station. Then we sat in the business lounge, where many foods were freshly made, including beef, fish, pork, Russian fast food, potato salad, water, drinks, and milk. The food was very rich, and the sofa was very soft. We waited until 11:50 pm when the screen showed our platform number, and we got on the train. There was food, bread, high-concentration tomato juice, and chocolate on the train. The bed was already made. We just needed to put it down and take the pillow to sleep. At first, we couldn't find the bed and wondered why it wasn't made. Then we studied it and thought it was impossible, so we found it ourselves and put it down. We slept well that night. We locked the door and slept very relaxedly until 8:00 am. We had an hour to eat. We ordered an omelet and cheese yesterday, but we got the same thing.

🌟 Explore the heart of Russia in vibrant Moscow City! 🇷🇺 🚗 Getting There: Whether you're arriving by plane, train, or car, Moscow's well-connected transportation network ensures a smooth journey to this iconic destination. 🏰 Attractions: Immerse yourself in history at the Kremlin and Red Square, marvel at the stunning architecture of St. Basil's Cathedral, and enjoy panoramic views from the Moscow City skyscrapers. 🏨 Hotels: From luxurious accommodations in the city center to cozy boutique hotels tucked away in historic neighborhoods, Moscow offers a range of options to suit every traveler's taste and budget. 🍽️ Food & Restaurants: Indulge in a culinary adventure with traditional Russian dishes like borscht and pelmeni, or savor international flavors at the city's diverse restaurants and cafes. 🛍️ Shopping: Explore bustling markets like Izmailovsky and GUM for unique souvenirs, or browse designer boutiques along Tverskaya Street for high-end fashion finds. #Moscow #Russia #Travel #ExploreMoscow #TripCom #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #trip #familytrip

If you are visiting Moscow, definitely check out the Bolshoi Theatre,whether it is ballet, opera or a show, nevertheless, definitely worth visiting. While your at it, make sure to explore Moscow city centre and the Red Square which is literally walking distance from the theatre. There are also so many restaurants, pubs and clubs in the area, both traditional and international. #trip #instatravel #theatre #russia #Moscow #travel #couplestrip #thingstodo #familytravel #citydaytours

Planning a winter break in Russia? Check out this 9-day itinerary! Enjoy the snowy scenery and foreign culture. -------------------- 💖✈️Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Guangzhou Baiyun Airport and fly to Moscow. Day 2: Visit the Kubinka Tank Museum, Patriot Park, and the Cathedral of the Armed Forces in Moscow. Day 3-4: Take a Russian train from Moscow to St. Petersburg and visit the Kremlin, Zaryadye Park, Moscow Red Square, the metro, the area around Red Square, the Arc de Triomphe, Victory Square, the Winter Palace, the Alexander Column, Kazan Cathedral, and the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood. Day 5-6: Visit the Summer Palace Gardens, Catherine Gardens, Amber Palace, Vodka Museum, and the exterior of the Aurora Cruiser in St. Petersburg. Day 7: Take a Russian train back to Moscow, visit the Peter and Paul Fortress, Decembrists Square, the Bronze Horseman, the Admiralty Building, Peter's Cabin, and the Neva River, and upgrade to a Trip.com 5-star hotel for a rest. Day 8-9: Fly back to Guangzhou from Moscow, visit the Tsaritsyno Royal Estate, Lenin Hill Observation Deck, and Moscow University. Arrive at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport at around 2 pm on Day 9. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🏛️ Winter Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Location: On the banks of the Neva River in St. Petersburg, Russia Opening hours: Wednesday-Thursday, Sunday 11:00-18:00; Tuesday, Friday-Saturday 11:00-20:00 Recommended visit time: At least one full day Description: A landmark building with a rich collection of art 🎁, a warehouse of art ⌚️. 🏰 Kremlin ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Location: Moscow, Russia 103132 Opening hours: October 1, 2024-May 14, 2025 Monday-Wednesday, Friday-Sunday 10:00-17:00; Thursday closed Recommended visit time: 3-4 hours, but note that it is closed on Thursdays Description: A landmark building in Moscow with a thousand-year history 📜, a must-see. ⛪ Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Location: Griboyedov channel embankment, 2Б, St Petersburg, Russia 191186 Opening hours: Monday-Tuesday, Thursday-Sunday 10:30-18:00 Recommended visit time: Around 2 hours Description: A historical site 🔍, the tragedy of Alexander II stained this land red. -------------------- Some tips: ☃️January weather: January is one of the coldest months in Russia, with temperatures ranging from -6°C to -15°C, so be sure to bring a thick down jacket and non-slip snow boots! 😋Food: You must try the national dish of Russia, meat pie, which is delicious and not to be missed! 🍴 💰Souvenir prices: For those who love Russian dolls, they are not very expensive, ranging from $15 to $500, so choose according to your budget! -------------------- In short, a trip to Russia is a wonderful journey of ice and fire, with beautiful scenery and unforgettable memories. Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready?

7 days in Russia, explore Moscow and St. Petersburg! This super practical guide will help you experience the Russian style with ease. Don't miss it! . 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in St. Petersburg, enjoy the airport transfer service, and start your journey in Russia! Day 2: Winter Palace > Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood > Kazan Cathedral > Sphinx > Bronze Horseman > Aurora Cruiser Explore the historical heritage of the Winter Palace, feel the solemnity of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, admire the style of Kazan Cathedral, appreciate the unique Sphinx, take a photo with the Bronze Horseman, and finally visit the legendary Aurora Cruiser. Day 3: Catherine Palace > Catherine Park > Peterhof Palace > Peter and Paul Fortress Stroll through Catherine Palace and feel the elegance of the empress, explore the beautiful Catherine Park, then head to Peterhof Palace to experience the royal grandeur, and finally visit the historic Peter and Paul Fortress. Day 4: Moscow State University > Sparrow Hills > Triumphal Arch of Moscow Visit Moscow State University and feel the academic atmosphere, climb Sparrow Hills to overlook the city, and finally visit the Triumphal Arch of Moscow to appreciate the symbol of victory. Day 5: Patriot Park In Patriot Park, feel the patriotism of Russia and learn about the country's history and culture. Day 6: Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts > Pushkin Square > Cathedral of Christ the Savior > Moskva River Visit the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts to admire art treasures, stroll through Pushkin Square to feel the artistic atmosphere, visit the Cathedral of Christ the Savior to appreciate the beauty of religious architecture, and finally walk along the Moskva River to enjoy a peaceful time. Day 7: Red Square > Kremlin > St. Basil's Cathedral > Alexander Garden Visit the famous Red Square, visit the Kremlin to feel the political center of Russia, admire the unique charm of St. Basil's Cathedral, and finally take a leisurely stroll in Alexander Garden to end your wonderful journey in Russia. . Travel tips: 1. Understand the exchange rate to make shopping easier💸. The current exchange rate between the Russian ruble and the Chinese yuan is about XX, so don't make a mistake when converting! 2. Compare the prices of specialties and consume rationally💰. The prices of Russian dolls and gold jewelry vary, so it is recommended to ask several stores before making a purchase! 3. Russia in December is cold but beautiful❄️. The average temperature is around -10°C, so remember to bring warm clothes and enjoy the snow! 4. Check visa information in advance to travel worry-free📖. A visa is required for travel to Russia, so prepare the materials in advance to ensure a smooth entry. . If you like Russia, don't forget to leave your footprints and memories. See you next time!👋✨

#2024Travel Review Hilton Moscow Leningradskaya Hilton Moscow Leningradskaya is one of the Seven Sisters of Moscow and was built in the early 1950s. One of the seven castles built under the orders of Comrade Stalin, it has the same appearance and tall spire. Next to the Moscow Komsomolskaya metro station stands a magnificent Stalin-style building, completed in 1954. In 2008, the Hilton Moscow Leningrad Hotel became a hotel under the Hilton Hotels Group after a massive renovation. Like many old hotels, it has a super neoclassical style decoration. The 12-meter-high antique hotel lobby has many huge chandeliers. Bronze statues and marble columns, and a gilded portico. Beautiful and luxurious, culture and luxury coexist, as if you are in a gorgeous era. As soon as you enter the room. The brown wooden layout and the dense yellow light reveal the elements of old cadres, giving it an atmosphere of history and elegance. It retains retro and historical traces, but is neat and clean. The service staff are very professional and speak multiple languages. Breakfast is ok, with plenty of cold food. There are swimming pools, sauna spa, etc. There are relatively few international chain hotels in Moscow now, with Russian-style layout, convenient location, and friendly and professional service.

#2024TravelReview The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts (Russian: Музей изобразительных искусств им. А.S. Пушкина) is located in Moscow. Although it is not as well-known as the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, it is the second largest museum in Russia with foreign artists. The exterior adopts a palace-style architectural design, which is very elegant and magnificent. The space inside the museum is really large, and its status is almost like the British Museum in London and the Louvre in Paris. The Pushkin Museum has a rich collection, ranging from artifacts from ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations, replicas of Renaissance sculptures, to modern and contemporary European paintings and sculptures, totaling 670,000 treasures. In addition to the wonderful and rich works of Impressionism, there are also countless works of Post-Impressionism.