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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Moscow - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Moscow's biggest ( bolshoi means "big") and oldest theater, formerly known as the Great Imperial Theater, was completely rebuilt after a fire...Read More
This impeccably clean banya, known also simply as "Sanduny," is probably the city's most elegant bathhouse, with a lavish blue-and-gold-painted...Read More
Built between 1633 and 1636 to commemorate Russia's liberation from Polish occupation during the Time of Troubles, this church was purposely...Read More
This church is all that remains of the monastery that was founded on this site in the 13th century by Prince Daniil of Moscow. A good example...Read More
This solid redbrick church, topped with one gold and four green onion domes, was part of the monastery of the same name, built on the estate...Read More
This fine example of 17th-century religious architecture was built in honor of the Russian forces who won the decisive Battle of Kulikovo three...Read More
This majestic five-dome church with blue cupolas studded by gold stars, built in 1657 by merchants from Pskov, stands right next to the Romanov...Read More
In 1698 this white-stone church was built on the site where the Holy Fool Maxim was buried. It's between St. Barbara's and the Cathedral of...Read More
Painted with white trim and topped by five green cupolas, this lovely redbrick creation—one of the most striking churches in the city—mixes...Read More
Built in the mid-16th century, this white-stone building with a steep shingled roof and narrow windows became known as the English Court because...Read More
After being yanked from their beds in the middle of the night and loaded onto cattle cars, many of those purged by Stalin were shipped off to...Read More
Writer Maxim Gorky (1868–1936), known as the father of Soviet socialist realism, once called this theater famous for its productions of Russian...Read More
This collection honoring one of Russia's great revolutionary poets (1893–1930) is suitably among the most imaginative and revolutionary installations...Read More
This former market, which takes up an entire block between ulitsas Ilinka and Varvarka, just east of Red Square, is made up of two imposing...Read More
Built at the turn of the 20th century in preparation for the celebrations commemorating 300 years of the Romanov dynasty, the Metropol underwent...Read More
The monastery was founded at the beginning of the 17th century by Boris Godunov. Russia's first institution of higher learning, the Slavonic...Read More
One of the largest private collections of Eastern Christian art in the world displays icons and other Christian pieces dating back to the first...Read More
In a former 19th-century warehouse, exhibits explore Moscow's architectural and cultural history through paintings, artifacts, and amusing life...Read More
Now called by its prerevolutionary name, this circular "square" had been renamed Dzerzhinsky Square in 1926 in honor of Felix Dzerzhinsky, a...Read More
The achievements of science and technology, including an awesome collection of early-20th-century Russian cars, fill an entire Moscow block...Read More
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