Big City Tour

Red Square

The main square of the capital city, a place which remembers every age of the city story

Theatre Square

Bolshoi Theatre is one of the most famous theatres in the world, known for its opera and ballet shows. While we suggest you head there in the evening, let us look at it and its two smaller brothers on the beautiful Theatre Square.

Metro

Seeing at least one metro station in Moscow is a must. Although, we would recommend to stay there longer to explore different stations. Trust us, there is a lot to see down there.

Zaryadye Park

A new park in the very centre of Moscow is one of recent top picks for tourists. Shall we go see for ourselves?

Christ The Savior Cathedral

A huge church, despite its young age, is another symbol of Moscow. There are many stories to be told about its history, past and contemporary. Many people know it by the story of Pussy Riot. Maybe you will have your questions on the topic too.

Zamoskvorechye

Literally translated as "area on the other side of Moscow river", the neighbourhood feels like a different city, with another pace, atmosphere, and scale. Too much to be shown there, but you will focus on the most exciting details.

Muzeon and Gorky Park

If you are up for long walks, we would take you to the world-known Gorky Park, loved by locals and an interesting green break for city guests. On the way there you will cross Muzeon, an art park around New Tretyakov Gallery with a great open-air exhibition of sculptures and a marvellous riverside with a view.

Arbat

A pedestrian street in the city centre, one of the main cultural sights of Moscow with endless stories behind every window