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Have eaten here twice whilst staying nearby. A huge variety of Asian food at a very reasonable price. Very much doubt you’ll find such a wide choice and variety of Asia food elsewhere, except at another Royal Buffet. Highly Recommended.

Omg, u cant imagine what u see , very good taste and big menu , u can eat all kind of food, i love suchi and ice cream

Been here several times now. Can't believe just how much choice there is fro typical chinese food but also large selection of sushi japenses food also. Don't go if youre looking for qaint quiet romantic meal out, this is a hanger size restaurant and very... very noisy with lots of coming and goings. If you have a big appetite and love chinese food then this place is great. Its about 15 euros for adults at lunch time and more for dinner. Cheaper for kids. Is very child friendly. Never needed to book as the place is huge and seating always found somewhere. Bathroom clean which isnt always the case in many places so thumbs up there. More

Sadly this restaurant is nowhere near as good as it used to be. Quality of beef dishes poor, chewy, rice and noodles cold, and waiting staff all young French people who seemed at a loss as to what to do. We ordered three drinks with... our meal, 2 beers and 1 Perrier. The server arrived with one beer and the wrong water, which he took back. Arrived again with the correct water but still without the missing beer. Asked again, can we have the other beer we ordered. Off he went only to start clearing other tables. In end I had to go to the bar and ask for my beer, whereupon instead of just giving me the beer, he proceeded to put it on a tray and carry it to our table! Don’t know what has happened to change this place for the worse but hope they can address the problems and get it back to the standard it was before. We have used this restaurant for many years and recommended to friends etc but will now be changing to an alternative Chinese restaurant. More

Our tour of desert was made special by our wonderful tour guide, Naveed Jan with Royal Tours. Naveed Jan was attentive to our needs, from offering cold drinks to giving insight to local history. He watched over us making sure we were comfortable. He became... a part of our family in this short time. Weare taking Naveed Jan with us, in our memories and pictures. More

A pre flight meal before our return to England had untold consequences, my wife insisted that her food was only Luke warm or cold and ate very little, myself on the other hand ate heartily, yes the food could have been much warmer. We had... nothing more to eat that day as we didn’t arrive home till late that night. The next day the floodgates opened, literally been to the toilet at least 6 times. The food hygiene here leaves something to be desired, my wife was absolutely right the food is not kept to adequate temperatures and am sure this is the reason for my stomach condition. AVOID THIS PLACE! More

Returned for the first time in years. Very disappointing. The decor is stark (modern? Doesn’t work!). The layout of the buffet is confusing. THERE ARE NO SNEEZE GUARDS OVER THE FOOD. Sad to say that, as this was the first time I had been out... from my home environment in some days, I contracted a very heavy cold/mild flu (I’m vaccinated against flu and Covid) and can only believe it was here that I caught it - due to the lack of hygiene safeguards. We will not be going back! More

Exceptional This was an unbelievable experience. We went into this restaurant. We were shown a table for two in a corner of this enormous restaurant. A big food hall. Nearly all tables were in use. There were about 200 guests. Most of them were young.... The noise was deafening. It turned out to a self-service restaurant. All sorts of food were on offer. However, a red and sweet sauce soaked more or less all the food on offer. It tasted the same was it fish, meat or vegetables. Needless to say, we decided not to go into this food hall next time we passed Tours. A strange experience. . More

Stopped at tours overnight on our first visit to France and came across this great place.excellent food and service great would recommend to anyone.would certainly come back if we visited again

We were dropping off a friend at the Airport in Tours and decided this was a great spot to stop. The restaurant is very large, lots of tables and staff. The buffet had a great selection of fresh food, cooked and uncooked for the wok.... A fantastic selection of food and plenty for everyone, all tastes covered. The containers were well stocked and topped up as and when needed. The menu had a number of selections, for the pricing with or without drinks included. Plenty of parking so no need to worry about spaces. A huge selection of ice cream and desserts to help finish your meal. More

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5 restaurants with incredible views of Moscow

The restaurant Sixty is located on the 62nd floor of the Federation Tower, one of Moscow's tallest skyscrapers. At 225 meters above the ground, its height is no joke. You can almost touch the clouds during the day or count the stars and lights of the Moscow City skyscrapers at night.

When entering the restaurant, you immediately notice its huge panoramic windows and birch trees (which, unfortunately, are not real). And if you’re not ready to visit this restaurant for the sake of these windows alone then its talented French chef, Regis Trigel, should be more than enough to persuade you.

One guest named Alexander shared his impressions: "The point of the restaurant is the moment when the windows open, people get up from their seats to stand by the open windows and admire Moscow in the open air. In fact, from the usual procedure of airing the rooms, a whole show is made—that's great! It is said that this is the only place in all Moscow City where the upper parts of the windows are fully opened."

Keep in mind it is best to make a reservation in advance in order to get a table by the window.

International Business Center, Federation Tower, 60th floor,   Presnenskaya emb., 12

White Rabbit

White Rabbit took 23d place in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants. That’s already impressive enough, but its view also stands out. White Rabbit is located beneath a glass dome on the 16th floor of Smolenskiy Passage. In the evening, a stunning view of the city is guaranteed, but make sure to reserve well in advance to get a table near the window.

Vladimir Mukhin, White Rabbit’s chef, makes Russian cuisine in line with the latest trends and using local products. Guests are usually delighted with the Chef's Table—evenings when Mukhin and other chefs from the restaurant present special menus. If you want to taste unusual combinations like borsch with carp or ice cream made from traditional black bread, this place is for you.

3 Smolenskaya square, 16th floor

Karlsson astonishes visitors with unbelievable views of the Kremlin and Moscow's historical center. The restaurant is especially pleasant in the summer when the veranda is open. The restaurant’s brand chef, Carlo Grecu from Italy, prepares Mediterranean cuisine. Try the risotto with king crab and avocado mousse.

Ovchinnikovskaya Embankment, 20/1, BC "Central City Tower"

Buono restaurant is located on the 29th and 30th floors of the renovated Ukraina Hotel, the new Radisson Royal, which is located in one of Moscow’s seven famous skyscrapers. Most of the seats are lined along panoramic windows on a covered terrace, providing a breathtaking view of the city. Another thing that attracts guests' attention is the wooden pizza oven. As you might have already guessed, Buono’s chef, Christian Lorenzini, specializes in classic Italian cuisine. Try the scallops with fresh spinach, green asparagus, morels and truffle sauce.

You might also want to visit one more restaurant in the same building—the rather more brutal Mercedes Bar, situated on the 31st floor. In Mercedes Bar, Christian Lorenzini prepares dishes based on the top hits of modern European cuisine.

2/1 Kutuzovsky Ave., Bld. 1, Hotel Radisson Royal

Seventh Heaven Restaurant

This restaurant is located around 330 meters above ground in the Ostankino TV Tower. It was opened in 1967 but closed for reconstruction following a fire in 2000. It finally reopened in 2016.

The restaurant complex covers three floors. In order to get there, you need to buy a ticket to the observation point. Then choose where to eat: in a bistro, cafe or restaurant. The tables stand on a platform that rotates in 40-minute intervals, showing you Moscow from a bird’s-eye view. The different dining options vary in terms of menu, price and interior decoration. Chef Andrey Gurko is guaranteed to complement the views with equally impressive gastronomic adventures.

Ul. Academician Korolev, 15, building 2.

If you want to know more about restaurants in the Russian capital, read our guide "20 restaurants where American expats are happy to dine in Moscow".

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Moscow Restaurants: Best Cafe & Restaurants in Moscow on Any Budget

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Moscow’s restaurant scene is booming with Russian dishes that are to die for. A city in the midst of a foodie revolution where almost anything goes, there is perhaps no dining scene in Europe as dynamic, exciting and adventurous as Moscow’s. 

At long last, Moscow is being recognised as an international culinary destination. New eateries are popping up at an astounding rate, and first-time visitors can expect to feel a little overwhelmed when it comes to places to eat in Moscow.

This guide to eating out in Moscow covers some of the top restaurants in Moscow for any budget, from the top end of town to some of the city’s tastiest cheap eats. There are plenty of excellent options here whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch or dinner in Moscow. We’ve focused mainly on Moscow restaurants serving Russian food but thrown in some best-in-class representations of other cuisines for some added variety. In this list, you’ll find some of the most famous restaurants in Moscow, a few lesser-known gems and a few totally unique institutions which have become Moscow tourist attractions in their own right. Moscow’s food prices vary wildly. It’s easy to spend big in this town, but it’s also easy to find extremely affordable eats if you know where to look. One thing is for sure though – no matter what your tastes or budget, in Moscow, you’ll never go hungry for long.

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Café pushkin.

A Moscow institute is known for its impeccable fine dining Russian and French cuisine, the palatial Café Pushkin opened in 1999 and immediately attracted a loyal following among high society folk. Elaborately decorated to recreate the feel of a 19th-century aristocrat’s manor, Pushkin has become equally popular with tourists keen to soak up the stately atmosphere of pre-Revolution Russia. The menu features sophisticated interpretations of definitive Russian cuisine, with a nod to classical French techniques. The kitchen’s insistence on high-quality ingredients lifts well-known favourites to another level of complexity and refinement. The signature beef stroganoff consistently receives rave reviews, while the roasted rack of lamb is the ultimate in rich, meaty indulgence. Of course, a restaurant of this standing serves several varieties of caviar a selection of top-shelf vodkas fit for an emperor.

Despite its rather formal appearance, the Café Pushkin experience is utterly charming. The waiters dress like 19th-century servants and diners are treated like royalty, but not without a sense of fun and theatrics. Bookings well advance are recommended.

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Price Range: 3-course dinner at approx. 3,500-4,000 RUB plus drinks (US $60-80) Hours: Open 24 hours for breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks Address: 26A Tverskoy Boulevard Nearest Metro Station: Tverskaya Contact Details: cafe-pushkin.ru, +7 495 739-00-33 Facebook

White Rabbit

Consistently ranking in Restaurant Magazine’s prestigious annual World 50 Best Restaurants list, White Rabbit is the first restaurant in Russia to receive such international acclaim. Its success (it secured 15 th place on the list in 2018) is a sure sign of Moscow’s ascendance as a global gastronomy destination.

White Rabbit’s whimsical and immersive interiors are designed to evoke a sense of fantasy and wonder, with rabbits everywhere and antique rococo furniture straight out of a Wonderland tea party. On the 16 th floor of the Smolenskiy Passazh shopping centre, White Rabbit’s glass dome captures mesmerising 360-degree views, showcasing the awe-inspiring scale of the Russian capital.

Chef Vladimir Mukhin has dreamt up an inventive European menu employing seasonal ingredients from across Russia. Standout dishes from this luxury Moscow restaurant include rabbit and cabbage rolls with potato crisps and truffle, roast suckling pig and Black Sea oysters.

Price Range: ‘Russian Evolution’ tasting menu – 10,000 RUB per person Hours: Mon-Wed and Sun 12pm – 12am; Thur-Sat 12pm – 2am Address: 3 Smolenskaya Square, Smolensky Passazh Shopping Centre, 16th floor Nearest Metro Station: Smolenskaya Contact Details: whiterabbitmoscow.ru ,   +7 495 782-62-62

One of the best and most luxurious restaurants in Moscow.  The Estate is designed in style of baroque, classicism and renaissance. The refine painting, jewel porcelain vases, moulding, genuine Gobelene tapestries, ancient clocks and fireplaces. Two workshops of wood engravers, painters, sculptors had been manufacturing the interior’s details for six years. All here including carved lumps of modern authors’ work is of museum importance.

The menu includes dishes from Japan, European, Chinese cuisines, and fusion cuisine, as well. Alan Yao, the only chief cook who is awarded with two stars of Mishlen, is responsible here for Asian food. The music corresponds to the institution: instrumental music (harp, violin, violoncello) sounds here every evening.

Price Range: Average check with no drinks RUB 4,000 (US $70) Hours: Monday to Sunday 12 pm – 12 am Address: 26/5 Tverskoi Bulvar Nearest Metro Station: Tverskaya, Chekhovskaya Contact Details: turandot-palace.ru ,+7 (495) 739-0011

This Siberian restaurant is dark and traditional. The tables are lit by small lamps with tassels, while chandeliers contribute more to mood than illumination. Mournful music plays softly, the sound absorbed by the heavy tablecloths and all the soft furnishings. The menu is a treat for the adventurous. You might start with pate of polar partridge, then go for the sweet grilled meat of Altay yak with tomato and mustard sauce; or the gamey richness of minced meat of Sayan bear with cream-cowberry sauce and buckwheat.

Price Range: Average check RUB 4,500 (US $80) Hours: Monday to Sunday 12 pm – 12 am Address: 25 Gogolevsky Boulevard Nearest Metro Station: Arbatskaya, Kropotninskaya Contact Details: chemodan-msk.ru Ph +7 (495) 695-38-19

Grand Café Dr. Zhivago

This ornate brasserie across from the Kremlin is Russian kitsch, with oversized statues, bright red chairs, white walls and colorful ceilings. It feels anachronistic, yet it’s the creation of a modern restaurateur, Alexander Rappoport.

There’s a lightness of touch in the dishes on a long menu celebrating Russian favorites from dumplings and pickled cabbage through to goose stew with cowberry. It’s especially good for breakfast, which includes more than 20 egg dishes and about a dozen types of porridge.

Price Range: Average check RUB 2,000-2,500 (US $40) Hours: Monday to Sunday 12 pm – 12 am Address: 15/1 Mokhovaya Street Nearest Metro Station: Teatralnaya Contact Details: drzhivago.ru

Erwin RekaMoreOkean

Another project of Aleksandr Rappoport, a restaurant with a phenomenal variety of fish and seafood at the most reasonable prices. Ninety percent of the fish in the restaurant is caught in Russia (from 25 rivers and seas). The restaurant features a caviar and oyster bar. Slices of frozen nelma (Siberian white salmon) and sterlet, thaw in the mouth with a natural, revealing taste of fish. Here, you can try the legendary Sagudai (raw fish slices) of muksun is the traditional Russian version of the ceviche. The restaurant also offers a large variety of crabs and shrimps: king crab, snow crab, frog crab, blue king crab, spiky crab, hairy crab, Argentinian shrimp from the warm waters of the Atlantic ocean; Dock shrimp from the cold waters of the northern seas and others.

A branch of this restaurant – “Erwin Reka”, is located directly on the board of the luxury yacht of the “Radisson Royal, Moscow” flotilla which daily cruises the Moscow River. The restaurant is open from noon to 1:00 am, and twice a day, at a scheduled time, travels along the Moscow river. The yacht-icebreaker leaves from the “Hotel Ukraine” pier regardless of the season and the weather: twice a day on weekdays (3.30pm and 8.00pm) and three times a day on weekends (12.00pm, 3.30pm, 8.00pm). Guests can enjoy not only the first-class fish and seafood dishes during a river cruise, but also relish picturesque views of the capital main sights: the famous high-rise hotel “Ukraine”, the House of Government of the Russian Federation, the Novodevichy Monastery, the Moscow State University complex, the Luzhniki Stadium, Gorky Park, the Central House of Artists, the giant Monument to Peter the Great, the legendary House on the embankment, the gold-domed Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the Moscow Kremlin and the gingerbread-like St. Basil’s Cathedral, the skyscraper on the Kotelnicheskaya embankment and the Zaryadye Park.

Price Range: Main dishes from RUB 960 to 5800 ($20-100), sets – from RUB 5100 to 21000 ($90-$350) Hours: Monday to Sunday 12 pm – 12 am Address: 2/1 Kutuzovsky Prospekt, Bldg. 2 Nearest Metro Station: Contact Details: rekamoreokean.ru , +7-495-785-02-22

Wine & Crab

This fun restaurant is on the main pedestrianized shopping street linking Red Square and Lubyanka. You can see the crabs as you enter. There are about 10 varieties, including Kamchatka king crab and Horsehair crab.

Price Range: Monday Party set, RUB 6,150 ($95) for 1.5 kilos of crab and 1.5 liters or Prosecco. Hours: Monday to Sunday 12 pm – 12 am Address: 19-21 Nikolskaya Street Nearest Metro Station: Lubyanka, Teatralnaya, Ploschad Revolutsii Contact Details: winecrab.ru, +7 495 621-73-29

If you want to dine with the oligarchs and the politicians, Beluga is a great place. It’s on the second floor of the Hotel National, which opened in 1903 and the restaurant’s large windows have views of the Kremlin. (Grand Cafe Dr. Zhivago is downstairs.) This is one of Moscow’s most famous luxury restaurants and just the place to invite your favorite big shot. Take your pick from two dozen varieties of caviar, washed down with a variety of vodkas as big as your pockets. It would be a shame to miss the Champagne, too.

Price Range: Average check RUB 3,500 (US $55) Hours: Monday to Sunday 12 pm – 12 am Address: 15/1 Mokhovaya Street Nearest Metro Station: Teatralnaya, Ploschad Revolutsii Contact Details: belugamoscow.ru , +7 (495) 901-03-36

Mid-Range Restaurants in Moscow

Sapiens est kitchen & bar.

The founding concept of this new gastronomic venue is companionship, which you can go there for at any time. In the morning Sapiens prepares fabulous breakfasts, in the afternoon a-la carte lunches, and in the evening guests can enjoy signature cocktails and musical rhythms from top DJs. The menu includes modern European dishes and the best examples of Pan-Asian cuisine.

Price Range: Average check RUB 1,200-1,700 (US $18-$25) Hours: Mon-Thur, Sun 12pm–12am; Fri-Sat 12pm–6am Address: Pushechnaya St, 4, building 1 Nearest Metro Station: Kuzneysky Most, Lubyanka Contact Details: sapiens-est.ru , +7 925 229-94-45

Lavka-Lavka Farm to Table

Located within walking distance from the Bolshoi Theatre, Farm Restaurant Lavka-Lavka is the place of a new Russian cuisine. All the ingredients are delivered from local farmers and the dishes are cooked in a simple yet sophisticated way. The menu is an interesting twist on traditional Russian food: you can try such unique specialties as meat tartar and deer heart. 

The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, the staff is really nice and there is also a nice feature: a menu lists the name of the farmer who supplied the ingredients for the dishes. Each guest has a chance not only to try delicious meals with an original recipe but also to reconnect with the great tradition of Russian cuisine.

Price Range: Average check USD $30-$40 Hours: Mon 6pm–12am; Tue-Sun 12pm–12am Address: Petrovka St, 21, building 2 Nearest Metro Station: Chekhovskaya, Tverskaya, Trubnaya Contact Details: lavkalavka.rest , +7 495 621 20 36

The exquisite interior of 1956, picturesque views, author’s kitchen – the team of the restaurant Ottepel is inviting you to appreciate design of the reconstructed historical pavilion and enjoy ingenious dishes.

Staff wear Mondrian-inspired aprons and the menu is innovative — the restaurant specializes in upgrading well-known, simple Soviet dishes into high-end cuisine. Traditional Russian cabbage soup “shchi” (420 rubles) counts calamari among its ingredients while the ubiquitous cold soup “okroshka” (360 rubles) features salty pastrami. Another trending item is the  “koryushka” served with potatoes (380 rubles). The smelt fish originates from the Baltic sea and is immensely popular in St. Petersburg. If you seek a filling meal, try chicken in Georgian “satsivi” sauce with fried polenta and cheese (610 rubles).

It’s an innovative throwback to the Soviet era, and perfectly at home in the ramblingly grandiose exhibition park of VDNH.

Price Range: Average check USD $30-$40 Hours: 12pm–10pm Address: Mira St, 119, building 311 Nearest Metro Station: VDNH, Botanichesky Sad Contact Details: ottepel-restoran.ru , +7 495 748-61-02

Homey dining room for traditional Russian delicacies, decorated with standard lamps, bookcases and old photos on the wall. Its traditional Russian living room decoration and some Russian old school music playing in the background really gives you this “lovely Russian babushka” vibe which is part of the fun.

Portions are quite big and the price is reasonable. The menu itself is really interesting for tourists. Try out these traditional soviet Russian dishes: homemade cakes, borscht, Bird’s milk dessert. This is the right place to enjoy the delicious authentic meal, attentive service, and excellent ambiance! A great bonus for cat lovers: A resident cat Benjamin will stroll around now and then.

Price Range: Average check USD $25-$30 Hours: 10am–10:30pm Address: Spiridonievsky st 10A, level 1 Nearest Metro Station: Pushkinskaya, Tverskaya Contact Details: marivanna.ru/msk , +7 495 650-65-00

The word  uhvat  refers to a long-handled wooden utensil used to slide food in and out of a pechka, a wood-fired oven found in many Russian houses until the late 19th century. Uhvat is one of the restaurants leading the resurgence in traditional Slavic cooking, with slow-cooked dishes such as pumpkin  kashas  (a type of porridge) with honey and linden dressing (£3.50), baked roe with pickled bramble (£14)  schchi  soups with fermented cabbage and  chichelindas , an old recipe for pate, here made with ox tail (£5). Don’t leave without tasting  toplyonoe moloko , a thick creamy dessert made by baking milk for several hours. The pechka oven features in many Russian fairytales – the Baba Yaga witch shoves children into ovens – and takes the centre stage at Uhvat. Daily rituals, such as using goose feathers to dust out the ashes, enhance the magical atmosphere.

Price Range: Average check USD $30-$40 Hours: 12pm–12am Address: Rodchelskaya St 15, building 41 Nearest Metro Station: Krasnopresnenskaya Contact Details: uhvat.restaurant , +7 977 125-51-77

Art Rukav ( Rukav means sleeve) is a big platform where the free spirit of art and creativity reigns. There are art workshops, a gallery and a restaurant under the same roof. Rukav was named after the surname of the Russian sculptor Alexander Rukavishnikov.

Immersion in the world of art begins from the very first entrance through the massive decorated door. In the cloakroom you get checks in the form of drops, bright red ladders harmonize with dark sofas… There is even a pipe-shaped slide! The place is really unique and is dramatically different from the usual places to eat. During lunches you will surely be attracted by the details in decorating: to the stylized ware, for example, or an unusual sculpture next to your chair.

Price Range: Average check USD $30-$40 Hours: 12pm–12am Address: 59 Zemlyanoy Val, Building 2 Nearest Metro Station: Taganskaya, Chkalovskaya Contact Details: art-rukav.ru , +7 (499) 271 88 74

Megobari Wine Bar & Restaurant

Megobari comes from Georgian and means as much as friend . This place brings the authentic Georgian dinning experience directly to Moscow and offers an eclectic variety of Georgian dishes including hand-made baked goods, meat stews, kebabs platters, as well as a wide variety of wines from the mountains of Georgia.

Price Range: average check USD $20-$35 Hours: Mon-Thur, Sun 12pm-11pm, Fri-Sat 12pm-12am Address: Maroseika 15 Nearest Metro Station: Kitay-Gorod Contact Details: megobari.wine , +7 (905) 700-40-07

Quick bites and budget restaurants in Moscow

Lepim i varim.

Lepim i Varim is legendary for boasting some of the most incredible pelmeni in town. These beautiful, hand-sculpted parcels of deliciousness consist of an outer pocket of unleavened dough, wrapped around a filling of ground meat, boiled and served piping hot. Lepim i Varim make everything from scratch and you can watch the pelmeni masters at work in the open kitchen while you queue up at the counter.

Traditional Siberian pelmeni are stuffed with mildly spiced pork and beef. In addition to the classics, Lepim’s have invented several original pelmeni creations. There’s an extravagant Kamchatka king crab, an Italian inspired chicken, parmesan and basil, and several vegetarian options including mashed potato and fried onion.

Price Range: Classic pelmeni 270 RUB (standard serve), 350 RUB (large serve), US $6-$10 Hours: Monday to Sunday 11am – 12am Address: Stoleshnikov Ln, 9, Buidling 1 Nearest Metro Station: Teatralnaya or Okhotny Ryad Contact Details: lepimivarim.ru, +7 499 399-31-23

Stolovaya No. 57

You might not expect to find an economy-priced cafeteria inside the stately walls of GUM, an enormous shopping centre on the Red Square specialising in luxury brands. But it seems no Muscovite (wealthy fashionistas and penny-pinching students alike) can resist cheap, simple and delicious Russian comfort fare, dished out in a quaint, Soviet-style “stolovaya” (a self-service, canteen-style eatery).

Stolovaya No. 57 serves the Russian equivalent of a home-cooked meal in a standard Russian family. Salads are super-popular here, including the mayonnaise-heavy Oliver salad and shuba (“Herring in a Fur Coat”) a layered salad of pickled herring, eggs, beets, carrots and potatoes in a creamy dressing. Also on the menu are beef stroganoff, chicken kiev and chebureki (a deep-fried, meat-filled pastry turnover).

Price Range: Mains 150 – 400 RUB, US $3-$10 Hours: Sunday to Saturday 10am – 10pm Address: Krasnaya Sq., 3 | Inside GUM, level 3  Nearest Metro Station: Teatralnaya or Okhotny Ryad Contact Details: gum.ru/cafe/stolovaya-57 , +7 495 620-31-29

The newly opened vegan restaurant run by gastro-enthusiasts who have collected a minimalistic menu from a variety of cuisines, self-described as “smart casual.” You can see everything being cooked right in front of you in the open kitchen.

Price Range: Mains 450-600 RUB Hours: Sunday to Saturday 10am – 10pm Address: 15/1 Tsvetnoy Blvd | “Tsvetnoy” Shopping Centre, 5th floor Nearest Metro Station: Tsvetnoy Bulvar, Trubnaya Contact Details: 5plus2cafe.ru , +7 995 301-64-48

Grechka Lab

The 1914 building — home of Moscow merchant Ivan Mikhailovich Korovin, and thereafter a bakery — was converted into a bright and airy café, contemporary bakery and brunch spot in the nation’s cosmopolitan capital. Flowers placed around the windows are a nod to wheat fields (‘ grechka ’ translates to buckwheat), whilst considered seating and textured walls evoke a sense of nostalgia.

Enjoy healthy soups, mains and salads, and try tasty éclairs,  “syrniki”  and cheesecakes.

Price Range: Average check 450-600 RUB, US $6-$8 Hours: Sunday to Saturday 8am – 11pm Address: Pushechnaya St 7/5c2 Nearest Metro Station: Kuznetsky Most, Lubyanka, Teatralnaya Contact Details: grechkalab.ru, +7 495 921-02-01

If you’re looking for a place that offers quick, cost-effective and flavoursome meals and snacks near Tretyakov Gallery, check out Vai Me!, a Georgian cafe chain with a fast-casual dining style. It has a self-service format with buzzers to let you know when your food is ready, so you don’t need to wait for your food at the checkout.

Despite the low prices, there are a variety of amazingly authentic Georgian dishes on offer. Muscovites love Georgian cuisine, and here they serve Moscow favourites like  khinkali  (Georgian dumplings), k hachapuri  (cheese-filled bread) and  satsivi  (chicken in walnut sauce).

Price Range: Average check RUB 350-600, US $5-$8 Hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00am – 11:00pm Address: 8 Pyatniskiy St, Section 1 Nearest Metro Station: Novokuznetskaya Contact Details: vaimecafe.com , +7 499 646 02 20

This Canadian restaurant and juice bar is on a mission to prove that vegetarian dining can be filling, exciting and varied and does not necessarily need to involve stereotypical joss sticks, Indian tapestries and variations on the lentil. Interior-wise it’s as fresh as they come, all clean minimalist lines, favouring industrial materials and rough edges over cuddly pictures of ethnic tribes. On the food front, Fresh gets full marks for providing an experience that both vegetarians and meat-eaters can salivate over – huge wraps bursting with scrumptious goodies and noodles bowls brimming with both delicate and fiery Asian flavours are just some of the long list of hits.

Price Range: Average check RUB 1,500, US $20 Hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00am – 11:00pm Address: Bolshaya Dmitrovka 11, building 1A Nearest Metro Station: Okhotny Ryad, Teatralnaya, Pushkinskaya Contact Details: freshrestaurant.ru , +7 965 278-90-89, +7 495 641-89-81

Marketplace

Part fresh produce market, part restaurant, Marketplace’s chic, minimalist design, open kitchen and well-priced, vegetarian-friendly international menu keep the atmosphere buzzingly energetic.

You can be sure the ingredients are fresh and everything is cooked in front of you while you wait. Once your meal arrives, retreat to the bright, stylish dining room or kick back with a beer in a courtyard full of potted plants and colourful metal chairs. There are sandwiches and shashlik for a substantial snack or salads for the health-conscious (minus the typical heavy Russian dressing). Also on offer are Asian wok stir-fries and a variety of pasta. For a sweet snack, pastries are baked on-site, ready to pair with a cappuccino or milkshake.

Price Range: Sandwiches approx. 220 RUB, mains approx. 300-500 RUB Hours: Sun-Thur 8am – 11pm, Fri-Sat 8am – 1am Address: 13 Myasnitskaya ST Nearest Metro Station: Chiste Prudy or Lubyanka Contact Details: market-place.me , +7 929 577-73-77

Shuk Food Mall

You find yourself in a lively, happy crowd, tucking into huge portions of fantastic Israeli food, and nothing can convince that you’re not actually in the middle of a Tel Aviv shuk. Tucked into a cozy side street in central Moscow, this place is fantastic. The atmosphere is simply delightful – and so is the food.

Price Range: Average check 700 RUB Hours: Every day 8am – 11pm Address: 7 Veskovskiy Ln Nearest Metro Station: Novoslobodskaya, Mendeleevskaya Contact Details: +7 495 966-25-01

DEPO Food Mall

Depo (which means ‘ depot ’ in Russian) food mall opened in Moscow in February 2019 on the premises of a former tram depot. Built between 1874 and 1910 in the industrial neo-Gothic style, the red-brick Miussky tram depot is considered an important architectural monument.

Depo houses a small farmer’s market, with fruit, vegetables, cheese and meat, as well as the largest food court in Moscow (and, allegedly, in the whole of Europe) with more than 70 stalls, where one can sample food from all over the world – from China to Thailand and from Mexico to Morocco. The food mall also regularly hosts live concerts, DJ sets, workshops and public lectures.

Apart from the main building, which contains the market and the food mall, there are several proper restaurants on the premises of the former depot, including Kraby Kutaby (Crabs and Qutabs) by one of Moscow’s leading restaurateurs, Alexander Rappaport.

Price Range: vide range Hours: Mon-Thu, Sun 10am – 11pm; Fri-Sat 10am-2am Address: 20 Lesnaya, Building 3 Nearest Metro Station: Novoslobodskaya, Mendeleevskaya, Belorusskaya Contact Details: depomoscow.ru , +7 495 788-88-10, +7 495 788-88-33

If these sound like music to your ears (or more fittingly, tickles your tastebuds) then check out some of our guided Russia tours for a one-stop ticket to discovering even more about the Moscow food scene. Check out the video below to see some delicious food you could find in Moscow:

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Have eaten here twice whilst staying nearby. A huge variety of Asian food at a very reasonable price. Very much doubt you’ll find such a wide choice and variety of Asia food elsewhere, except at another Royal Buffet. Highly Recommended.

Omg, u cant imagine what u see , very good taste and big menu , u can eat all kind of food, i love suchi and ice cream

Been here several times now. Can't believe just how much choice there is fro typical chinese food but also large selection of sushi japenses food also. Don't go if youre looking for qaint quiet romantic meal out, this is a hanger size restaurant and very... very noisy with lots of coming and goings. If you have a big appetite and love chinese food then this place is great. Its about 15 euros for adults at lunch time and more for dinner. Cheaper for kids. Is very child friendly. Never needed to book as the place is huge and seating always found somewhere. Bathroom clean which isnt always the case in many places so thumbs up there. More

Sadly this restaurant is nowhere near as good as it used to be. Quality of beef dishes poor, chewy, rice and noodles cold, and waiting staff all young French people who seemed at a loss as to what to do. We ordered three drinks with... our meal, 2 beers and 1 Perrier. The server arrived with one beer and the wrong water, which he took back. Arrived again with the correct water but still without the missing beer. Asked again, can we have the other beer we ordered. Off he went only to start clearing other tables. In end I had to go to the bar and ask for my beer, whereupon instead of just giving me the beer, he proceeded to put it on a tray and carry it to our table! Don’t know what has happened to change this place for the worse but hope they can address the problems and get it back to the standard it was before. We have used this restaurant for many years and recommended to friends etc but will now be changing to an alternative Chinese restaurant. More

Our tour of desert was made special by our wonderful tour guide, Naveed Jan with Royal Tours. Naveed Jan was attentive to our needs, from offering cold drinks to giving insight to local history. He watched over us making sure we were comfortable. He became... a part of our family in this short time. Weare taking Naveed Jan with us, in our memories and pictures. More

A pre flight meal before our return to England had untold consequences, my wife insisted that her food was only Luke warm or cold and ate very little, myself on the other hand ate heartily, yes the food could have been much warmer. We had... nothing more to eat that day as we didn’t arrive home till late that night. The next day the floodgates opened, literally been to the toilet at least 6 times. The food hygiene here leaves something to be desired, my wife was absolutely right the food is not kept to adequate temperatures and am sure this is the reason for my stomach condition. AVOID THIS PLACE! More

Returned for the first time in years. Very disappointing. The decor is stark (modern? Doesn’t work!). The layout of the buffet is confusing. THERE ARE NO SNEEZE GUARDS OVER THE FOOD. Sad to say that, as this was the first time I had been out... from my home environment in some days, I contracted a very heavy cold/mild flu (I’m vaccinated against flu and Covid) and can only believe it was here that I caught it - due to the lack of hygiene safeguards. We will not be going back! More

Exceptional This was an unbelievable experience. We went into this restaurant. We were shown a table for two in a corner of this enormous restaurant. A big food hall. Nearly all tables were in use. There were about 200 guests. Most of them were young.... The noise was deafening. It turned out to a self-service restaurant. All sorts of food were on offer. However, a red and sweet sauce soaked more or less all the food on offer. It tasted the same was it fish, meat or vegetables. Needless to say, we decided not to go into this food hall next time we passed Tours. A strange experience. . More

Stopped at tours overnight on our first visit to France and came across this great place.excellent food and service great would recommend to anyone.would certainly come back if we visited again

We were dropping off a friend at the Airport in Tours and decided this was a great spot to stop. The restaurant is very large, lots of tables and staff. The buffet had a great selection of fresh food, cooked and uncooked for the wok.... A fantastic selection of food and plenty for everyone, all tastes covered. The containers were well stocked and topped up as and when needed. The menu had a number of selections, for the pricing with or without drinks included. Plenty of parking so no need to worry about spaces. A huge selection of ice cream and desserts to help finish your meal. More

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We provide authentic, informative and memorable tour packages and city tours, at very competitive prices. Visit Moscow Tours are available not only in Moscow, but also in other cities: Saint Petersburg, Kazan, Suzdal and Sergiev Posad.  We also organise customised individual programs tailored just for you.

Our guests come in large groups, small private groups, as couples or as single travellers. We take care of and treat our guests with respect in a friendly and warm family environment. We show people our beautiful cities with passion and deep knowledge of their history, culture and traditions.

Our guides are extremely hospitable, helpful and well-informed. They are simply the best because only by providing the best services can we make the world fall in love with Russia. And we are very happy when our guests say that they will definitely come back to Russia and that they will tell all their friends how great Russia is! That is what inspires us to put even more dedication and hard work into our tours, knowing that what we do is positive and meaningful.

Our classic tours include tours of Moscow and Saint Petersburg, two main Russian cities.

Moscow is a big and busy  megalopolis and Russia’s capital city, where more than 12 million people live and work. Our capital city is happening place; it is mysterious, elegant, luxurious, fashionable, clean and bright, with its unique legends, traditions and events. It is with great pride that we show the Red Square and the Kremlin, our Underground and Tretyakovskaya Gallery, among other stunning attractions.

Saint Petersburg is our second capital,  the second largest city in the Russian Federation. This wonderful city has a strong and lively aristocratic spirit, uniquely Russian royal architecture, magnificent museums and theatres. Saint Petersburg bears the royal heritage of Russia, which can be felt in its air, its streets, parks, monuments, museums and citizens.  In Saint Petersburg tours, we will take you to the Hermitage, Peter and Paul Fortress, Faberge Museum and Orthodox Cathedrals. We’re sure you will love it!

If you have a few more days to spare, venture into the dreamy Russian countryside in Suzdal or Sergiev Posad. Suzdal is a small town with a population of about ten thousand people, situated on less than 15 square kilometres. This tiny area is home to 53 historic cathedrals, five monasteries and a kremlin. Church domes are visible like mushrooms from anywhere and everywhere in the town like in a fairy tale. No wonder Suzdal is called the ‘Town Museum”.  It is definitely worth visiting!

Just try any of Visit Moscow Tours’ tour packages or any individual city tour, and we promise that you will want to come back to Russia again.  Russia is huge with countless amazing places to visit. There are so many unique experiences to be had and energies to be felt that one tour is definitely not enough to explore this vast land. It is also a very safe destination to travel, and we have a tradition of warm hospitality. Our people adore and take care of visitors as our own guests, and even if they do not know your language very well, they still try to be helpful and hospitable.

Our guides will show you the most interesting attractions and historical places, taking you on a journey to the past to enjoy stories of medieval times, the Romanov monarchy, the Soviet Era. And of course, we will show you the contemporary life of our country through authentic local experiences.

We look forward to meeting you soon!

Moscow is the capital of Russia. In 1156, Prince Yury Dolgoruky erected timber walls around Moscow, and a moat. He is generally regarded as a founder of Moscow, and his monument is among the most honoured in the city.

In 1755, Moscow University was opened, and in 1703, the first printed newspaper (“Vedomosti”) appeared. Moscow architecture reached its peak of perfection in the second half of the 18th century due to advanced Russian architects V.I. Bazhenov (Pashkov’s house), and M.F. Kazakov (the Senate building).

The present-day appearance of Moscow’s centre was founded after Napoleon wars in Europe. Thus, Alexandrov Garden and Theatre Square appeared alongside the Bolshoi and Maly theatres, as well as the buildings of Manezh and the First Gradskaya Hospital. The 19th century is known as a “golden age” for science and the arts, and Moscow was a birthplace for many famous artists, writers, painters and cientists. A number of outstanding politicians were also from the city. The world is familiar, of course, with figures whose talents and ideas made the glory of Russia: Pushkin, Gogol, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Herzen, Pirogov, Sklifosofsky, Vasnetsov, Serov, Levitan and many others.

Today, Moscow is the largest economic, political and scientific centre of Russia.

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Red Square is a city square in Moscow, Russia. It separates the Kremlin, the former royal citadel and now the official residence of the President of Russia, from a historic merchant quarter known as Kitai-gorod. Red Square is often considered to be the central square of Moscow since the city’s major streets, which connect to Russia’s key key highways, originate there.

The square was laid out in the 15th century. Until the middle of the 17th century, Red Square was known as “Pozhar” – the place destroyed by fire. The name “Red” (or “Krasnaya,” which means “beautiful” in old Russian) came in the mid-17thh century. The main architectural detail of the square was the Cathedral of the Intercession on the Moat – the Kremlin walls were surrounded by a moat. It later took the folk name of the Cathedral of St. Basil the Blessed.

In front of the cathedral was a marketplace, also the scene of religious ceremonies, appearances by the tsar, and the announcement of court verdicts from the Lobnoye Mysto. The square is a lasting witness to Russia’s dramatic history. The Victory Parade to celebrate the defeat of Nazism was held there on June 24th, 1945.

The square was laid out in the 15th century. Until the middle of the 17th century, Red Square was known as “Pozhar” – the place destroyed by fire. The name “Red” (or “Krasnaya,” which means “beau- tiful” in old Russian) came in the mid-17thh century. The main architectural detail of the square was the Cathedral of the Intercession on the Moat – the Kremlin walls were surrounded by a moat. It later took the folk name of the Cathedral of St. Basil the Blessed.

Moscow Kremlin

The Moscow Kremlin or simply the Kremlin is a fortified complex in the center of Moscow, overlooking the Moskva River to the south, Saint Basil’s Cathedral and Red Square to the east, and the Alexander Garden to the west. It is the best known of the Kremlins (Russian citadels) and includes five palaces, four cathedrals, and the enclosing Kremlin Wall with Kremlin towers. In addition, within this complex is the Grand Kremlin Palace that was formerly the Tsar’s Moscow residence. The complex now serves as the official residence of the President of the Russian Federation and as a museum with 2,746,405 visitors in 2019.

The name “Kremlin” means “fortress inside a city”, and is often also used metonymically to refer to the government of the Russian Federation in a similar sense to how the “White House” refers to the Executive Office of the President of the United States. It previously referred to the government of the Soviet Union (1922–1991) and its highest members (such as general secretaries, premiers, presidents, ministers, and commissars). The term “Kremlinology” refers to the study of Soviet and Russian politics.

Christ the Savior Cathedral

The Cathedral of Christ the Savior is a Russian Orthodox cathedral in Moscow, Russia, on the northern bank of the Moskva River, a few hundred meters southwest of the Kremlin. With an overall height of 103 meters (338 ft), it is the second tallest Orthodox Christian church in the world, after the People’s Salvation Cathedral in Bucharest, Romania.

The current church is the second to stand on this site. The original church, built during the 19th cen- tury, took more than 40 years to build and was the scene of the 1882 world premiere of the 1812 Over- ture composed by Tchaikovsky. It was destroyed in 1931 on the order of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin. The demolition was supposed to make way for a colossal Palace of the Soviets to house the country’s legislature, the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. Construction started in 1937 but was halted in 1941 when Germany invaded the Soviet Union during World War II. Its steel frame was disassembled the follow- ing year, and the Palace was never built. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the current church was rebuilt on the site between 1995 and 2000.

The State Historical Museum

The museum of incredible beauty, dedicated to the ancient Rus’ and the imperial era, seems to be as old as the Kremlin. It was built until the end of the 19th century, and thanks to its neo-Russian style it does not look out of place among the other buildings in Red Square.

The State Historical Museum on the Red Square was founded by the order of Emperor Alexander 2 in 1872. Built by architect V. Sherwood and engineer A. Semenov, the museum opened to the public in 1883.

Today the State Historical Museum is the national treasure chest of Russia, storage of historical relics of the world. The history and culture of Russia from old times is represented by more than 4.5 million objects and more than 15 million of unique archive documents.

Tsaritsyno Museum-reserve

The estate is known from the late 16th century when it belonged to Tsarina Irina, sister of Tsar Boris Godunov. It was called Bogorodskoye at that time. It belonged to the Streshnevs and then to the Gal- itzines in the 17th century.Tsaritsyno is located in the south of Moscow and includes an architectural complex of the late 18th century, Greenhouses, Historical Landscaped Park with ponds, and new park zones with Light dynamic fountain. The territory covers 405 hectares.

The palace complex created as a suburb residence of Empress Catherine II. It was designed and built by the architect Vasily Bazhenov. Later the new Grand Palace by Matvey Kazakov became the center of the composition. The buildings were not completed. Work stopped after the Empress’s death.There are a history and architecture museum, a landscape park with an adjacent forest, an art museum, the Biryulyovo dendropark, and a cascade of the Tsaritsyno ponds.There are many pavilions, pergolas, arbors, artificial grottos, decorative bridges around the palace in the park. There are Russian Orthodox temple “Source of Life” and a modern recreation center with an upscale restaurant in the park.Ski and skating are available in winter and a climbing wall in the summer. There are trips around the park on an electric car along several popular routes. It is a great place for leisure and relax!

Ascension Church in Kolomenskoe

Kolomenskoe, a former estate of Moscow grand dukes and Russian tsars, is located on the right-hand bank of the Moskva river. Today it is a museum-reserve, a monument of Russian architecture of 16th and 17th-century and is a favorite venue of popular festivities and theatrical shows featuring episodes of Russian history. The Church of the Ascension was built in 1532 in the imperial estate of Kolomenskoe, near Moscow, to celebrate the birth of the prince who was to become Tsar Ivan IV (‘the Terrible’). One of the earliest examples of a traditional wooden tent-roofed church made of stone and bricks, it had a great influence on the development of Russian ecclesiastical architecture.

The church is of great importance for planning the town, as it dominates the surrounding architectur- al structures and landscape, and provides visual unity to all the elements of the estate. The Church of the Ascension is unsurpassed in its marvelous beauty and elegance it’s forms. It was built despite the strict canons of ecclesiastical architecture of the 16th century. Its a one-pillar construction, which is different from the usual five-domed structure of four pillars, that looks like a memorial sculpture with architectural features that incorporated the best of Byzantine, Greek, Roman, Gothic, and ancient Russian traditions. The example of the architecture of the Church of the Ascension in Kolomenskoe then became widespread all over the country shortly and later the tent-like style became the embod- iment of Russian national architectural tradition.

Spaso-Andronikov Convent

Originally founded in 1320, this monastery is famous for its icon painting monk, Andrei Rublev who lived and died here in the early 14th century. Rublev is a well-known master that worked on the icons of the Kremlin’s Cathedral of Annunciation and many other churches. Today there is the Cathedral of the Savior, and the museum named after Rublev is housed in the adjacent Chapel of St. Michael Archangel.

The walls of the 15th century Spaso-Andronikov Convent show traces from the hand of Andrey Ru- blev, buried at the site, and his friend Daniel Cherney. There are many burial places of great figures of Russian culture and art and monuments surviving from days of communist purges in the territory of the Convent. The children of families that were considered opponents of the system were kept in the convent during years of repression. The convent houses a unique collection of ancient icons and depicts the process of their creation, including the technology used in preparing boards and paints.

Novodevichy Convent

Novodevichy Convent is one of Moscow’s most beautiful sights which was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2004. Novodevichy Convent can be translated as New Maiden Convent. It was founded in1524 on the orders of Grand Prince Vasili III of Moscow to celebrate Russia’s recapture of Smolensk in 1514. The convent is dedicated to the Our Lady of Smolensk Icon. It was built as a fortified convent on the River Moskva. Later the convent served as a place of retirement or imprisonment for female members of royal family.

Irina Godunova became a nun under the name of Aleksandra at the convent in 1598 and died there in 1603. Sofia Alekseevna, the sister of Peter the Great and former regent of Russia, was imprisoned here from 1689 up to her death in 1704. Most of the buildings in the convent and its walls date from around this time. In 1727, Tsarina Yevdokia Lopukhina (the first wife of Peter the Great) was permitted by her grandson Emperor Peter II to return from the exile in Schlisselburg and to settle at Novodevichy Con- vent. She died there in 1731. French troops were leaving Moscow in 1812 and they tried to burn down the convent, but the fire was put out by the nuns in time according to legend. The convent was closed in 1922 and reorganized as a museum which became a branch of the State Historical Museum in 1934.

Moscow State University

Welcome to Moscow State University, the first Russian University founded in 1755 on the initiative of Mikhail Lomonosov, an outstanding scientist of the Enlightenment, whose unsettled encyclopedic mind and energy gave the inner impetus to the project. From the very beginning, elitism was alien to the very spirit of our community, which determined the University’s long-standing democratic tra- dition. Students irrespective of their background have been always admitted to University to further become our renowned alumni – famous scientists and scholars. And the students convene here, as they have always done, to study, to research, to push at the frontiers of knowledge.

Today, the emphasis is on advancing the applied science: new materials, genetics, biomedicine, phar- maceutics, cognitive sciences, ecology, and information technologies. We work hard to preserve our heritage and develop our traditions of a comprehensive approach to higher education and science. Moscow University has a rich academic history. Yet the major commitment remains the same as it has been in centuries: to provide outstanding teaching, scholarship, and research. But what makes our University so lively is this intellectual spirit combined with inexhaustible curiosity.

Poklonnaya Gora

Poklonnaya Gora in Moscow is one of the main attractions of the capital, which perpetuated the memory of those who died during the Great Patriotic War. This is a memorial park located between Kutuzovsky Prospekt and Minsk Street. It is a popular holiday destination for Muscovites and guests of the capital. The park is part of the Memorial of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.

In addition to the monuments dedicated to the victory in the Great Patriotic War, there is an opportu- nity to have a good rest. Both adults and children will find entertainment to their liking. You can come here with the whole family. Swings and various attractions work. Elderly people meet, walk around Victory Park, remembering the old days. You can make an excursion by driving on a road train. And young people will have a great time riding bicycles. Skaters and skateboarders are trained here. There is a cafe in Victory Park for the hungry.

Huge floral clocks will tell you the exact time. In the summer, Poklonnaya Gora in Moscow is a place of folk festivals.

Ostankino TV Tower

In truth, the most attractive thing in height is an opportunity to rise above the everyday routine and interim and to examine the movement of life from above.

Therefore, tall structures symbolizing the drive of a modern person for progress attract a large num- ber of tourists all over the world. Interest in tower tourism became global after the foundation of the Global Federation of Great Towers, at the baseline of which was Ostankino Tower.

Built-in 1967 upon the project of Soviet engineer Nikitin, N.V., Ostankino Tower, reaching the height of 540 meters, it became an architectural and engineering milestone of its time. Such known sights of Moscow city as Star boulevard, Akademika Korolyova Street, All-Union Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy (VDNKh), and “Ostankino” TV Center are close to the tower not only territorially. In the era of conquering new heights by a human being, Ostankino District became a progressive and cultural part of the city, and Tower became a symbol of its time and city.

Moscow City 360 Panorama

PANORAMA360 offers breathtaking views of Moscow from a bird’s eye view. Windows 6 meters high and a 360 ° view give an unforgettable experience! Thanks to its location just 4 km from the Kremlin, you can see all of Moscow from a new angle! Poklonnaya Gora, Moscow State University, the White House and other attractions will be at your fingertips! For young and old guests, we organize fasci- nating interactive excursions that will introduce you to the history of Moscow and allow you to see the main sights from a bird’s eye view. And at the end of an educational trip, everyone will taste ice cream and chocolate from the factories located in the Federation Tower.

The restaurant of European and author’s cuisine is located on the 89th floor of the Federation Tower. A special emphasis for gourmets in the restaurant’s menu is unique buffalo meat dishes grown at El- lafarm. A projection light show in three minutes not only acquaints visitors with the history of Moscow but also allows them to be in the center of bright events. The image created on the walls and floor of the site is as realistic and almost tangible as possible. Welcome to Russia for impressions!

Bolshoi Theatre of Russia

On 28 March 1776, Catherine II granted the prosecutor, Prince Petr Urusov, the “privilege” of “main- taining” theatre performances of all kinds, including masquerades, balls and other forms of entertain- ment, for ten years. And it is from this date that Moscow’s Bolshoi Theatre traces its history.

The Bolshoi building, which for many years now has been regarded as one of Moscow’s main sights, was opened on 20 October 1856, on Tsar Alexander II’s coronation day. On 29 October 2002, the Bol- shoi was given a New Stage and it was here it presented its performances during the years the Historic Stage was undergoing massive reconstruction and refurbishment. The reconstruction project lasted from l July 2005 to 28 October 2011. As a result of this reconstruction, many lost features of the historic building were reinstated and, at the same time, it has joined the ranks of most technically equipped theatre buildings in the world.

The Bolshoi Theatre is a symbol of Russia. It was awarded this honor due to the major contribution it made to the history of the Russian performing arts. This history is on-going and today Bolshoi Theatre artists continue to contribute to it many bright pages.

Kuskovo is an outstanding palace-and-park ensemble. In the 18th century, ceremonial receptions and grand gatherings turned it into a summer out-of-town pleasure house of Petr Sheremetev. Nowadays Kuskovo Estate is an official museum of Russian architecture, ceramic, and sculpture. The Palace is the center of the ensemble, which preserved the layout and decorative interiors, consisting of first- class works of Russian and Western European fine art; a unique collection of painting of the 18th cen- tury, gift portraits of Russian emperors and several generations of the owners of the estate.

The museum organizes 3-4 stationary stock exhibitions each year. The old traditions of the manor’s hospitality are being revived, the museum has excellent opportunities for organizing and conducting theater and entertainment programs, receptions, and festivities. In the summer, concerts and music festivals are held in the dance hall of the Palace with the participation of Russian and foreign perform- ers. The splendor of architectural monuments, genuine interiors, a park, and a unique collection of ceramics and glass will allow visitors to get an unforgettable experience, immerse themselves in the world of an old Russian estate.

Pushkin State Museum

The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts is the largest museum of European art in Moscow, located in Volk- honka Street in the old part of Moscow, built-in 1898-1912 from the design of the architect R.I.Klein. The museum’s collection today has about 5000 paintings, 350000 drawings and engravings, 100000 coins and medals. The museum’s permanent display includes three main sections – Ancient Egypt, Greece, Italy, Rome, and the Nothern Black Sea Cost in the classical period; famous works of sculpture of the period of Middle Ages and the Renaissance; works of West European painting and sculpture from the Middle Ages to the present time.

The work on the Museum Quarter of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts started in the late 2000s in recognition of the 100th anniversary of the museum. In 2008, the government of the Russian Fed- eration allocated funds for this project. From 2014 to 2019, museum buildings underwent reconstruc- tion and adaptation, and the Depository, Restoration, and Exhibition Center is under construction. In 2019-23, the Main Building of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts will be reconstructed. After the reconstruction, nine museums will operate in the Museum Quarter. Spaces will be created in every museum for permanent and temporary exhibitions, depositories, shops, lecture halls, public zones, and cafés.

The State Tretyakov Gallery

The State Tretyakov Gallery is a museum of world significance with collections running into many thousands of works of art, from Old Russian icons to contemporary paintings. The collection of the Tretyakov brothers was opened to the public as a private museum in 1874 and it immediately became widely popular.

It includes such great masterpieces as the famous Old Testament Trinity, the only original icon by An- drei Rublev, many other icons attributed to Andrei Rublev and Theophanes the Greek, and a collection of outstanding works of 16th-century Russian icon-painting. The next section of the gallery is devoted to the second half of the 19th century, especially paintings of Russian realistic art (Peredvizhniki).

Check out the best works of Russian art from different eras and authors. Currently, the collection includes more than 180 000 pieces and is regularly updated. The Collection presents major master- pieces from the permanent exhibition.

Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow

Number of rooms: 205

Distance to the city centre: 0,5 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 30 km, Domodedovo – 50 km, Vnukovo – 30 km

Address: 4 Neglinnaya str., Moscow, Russia, 109012

Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow is located in the very heart of the capital, just a few minutes’ walk from its iconic landmarks such as the Kremlin, Red Square and Saint Basil’s Cathedral, and is within the immediate vicinity of the Bolshoi Theatre, Par- liament House, Moscow’s central business district and luxury shopping malls (TSUM and GUM). Its 205 tastefully furnished rooms were designed by the famous designer Tony Chi.

The hotel prides itself on its Ararat Café that replicates an old restaurant on Neglinnaya Street in the 1960s. It combines tra- ditions of Armenian and contemporary cuisines; its authentic dishes are prepared using ingredients freshly delivered directly from Armenia.

Ararat Park Hyatt has two restaurants, two bars, a beauty sa- lon, an indoor heated pool, a jacuzzi, a SPA (sauna, steam room, massage, facial and body treatments), a gym, a business cen- tre, Wi-Fi Internet access, babysitting services (upon request), 24-hour Concierge services.

Four Seasons Hotel Moscow

Number of rooms: 180

Distance to the city centre: 0,2 km

Address: 2, Okhotny Ryad, Moscow, Russia, 109012

Just a few steps from the Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow’s historic heart, Old World glamour gets a contemporary spin at luxurious Four Seasons Hotel Moscow. Discover a bold reimag- ining of the legendary 1930s-era Hotel Moskva at a modern replica that puts destination dining and decadent SPA treat- ments in the spotlight.

This exquisite hotel has 2 signature restaurants, a café, a bar, a tea room, SPA center (17 treatment rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, massage, facial and body treatments) with an in- door heated pool and a beauty salon, a gym, a business center, 24h Concierge services.

Hyatt Regency Moscow Petrovky Park

Number of rooms: 298

Distance to the city centre: 8 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 28 km, Domodedovo – 60 km, Vnukovo – 35 km

Address: 36-33 Leningradsky Avenue, Moscow, Russia, 125167

Hyatt Regency Moscow Petrovsky Park Hotel is a premium Moscow hotel for both business and leisure travelers, conve- niently located on Leningradsky Prospekt, with easy access to tourist attractions, restaurants, shopping and business centers.

The hotel has an underground parking; a modern SPA center with an indoor pool; a beauty salon and a gym; a restaurant, a café and a bar; and other amenities that you would expect from a modern five-star hotel.

Radisson Collection Hotel

Number of rooms: 501

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 32 km, Domodedovo – 50 km, Vnukovo – 30 km

Address: 2/1 Bld. 1 Kutuzovsky Avenue, Moscow, Russia, 121248

Discover Moscow from one of the iconic Seven Sisters. Located on Moskva river bank, Radisson Collection Hotel boasts grand and opulent interiors. Experience the elegant grandeur of its 501 stylish rooms, suites, and serviced apartments with unri- valed river views. Each room is uniquely decorated with luxuri- ous furnishings and high-end materials. Guests enjoy its great convenience in terms of transportation to all three airports and top attractions.

The hotel has 19 elegant restaurants on its premises, a mod- ern SPA with an indoor pool, a panoramic bar on the 31st floor, and a flotilla of ten yachts offering year-round river cruises past Moscow’s major highlights.

The Ritz-Carlton Moscow

Number of rooms: 334

Distance to the city centre: 0,3 km

Address: Tverskaya Street 3, Moscow, Russia, 125009

From the Kremlin view to caviar tastings, The Ritz-Carlton Mos- cow celebrates the mystery and decadence of Russia’s most recognizable city. Experience sheer luxury in every imaginable way, whether you toast your stay with a sabrage demonstra- tion, browse the collections of the hotel’s jewelry and fur gal- leries or simply savor the convenience of the hotel’s enviable address next to Red Square.

Visit the award-winning O2 Lounge, the landmark rooftop restaurant, bar and terrace. Presenting unrivaled views over Red Square and the Kremlin, it offers the finest seafood, sushi and caviar coupled with a selective wine list and sophisticated house-mixed cocktails in a fashionable and chic setting.

The Ritz-Carlton Moscow has 334 rooms (including 33 Club rooms and 35 suites offering additional premium ameni- ties and services), 2 restaurants, a café, an indoor pool and a jacuzzi, a SPA center (saunas, steam rooms, Ayurveda, mas- sage, scrubs, body wraps, aromatherapy, facial and body treat- ments), a beauty salon, a business center, a banquet hall (up to 700 people), 5 conference rooms (up to 200 people), Wi-Fi Internet access, 24-hour Concierge services, parking.

The St. Regis Moscow Nikolskaya

Number of rooms: 210

Address: Nikol’skaya Street 12, Moscow, Russia, 109012

Enjoy unrivaled access to the historic landmarks and exclusive shops of Russia’s vibrant capital.   A luxury hotel in the center of Moscow, The St. Regis Moscow Nikolskaya builds upon the legacy of the brand established in 1904 by John Jacob Astor IV. A complex of historical buildings at an unrivalled location just a few minutes away from Red Square, the Kremlin and the Bolshoi Theatre, this is where aristocratic heritage meets con- temporary design.

The hotel is 460 m from the Bolshoi Theater and 620 m from Red Square. It has two restaurants, a café and a bar, a cigar lounge, a SPA-center (massage, facial and body treatments) with a swimming pool, a gym, a business center, 5 conference rooms (up to 180 people), Wi-Fi Internet access, 24-hour Con- cierge services. The St. Regis Moscow Nikolskaya is the only hotel in the center of Moscow offering full Butler Service to every guest of every room type.

Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre Hotel

Number of rooms: 366

Distance to the city center: 7 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 25 km, Domodedovo – 50 km, Vnukovo – 35 km

Address: Leningradsky avenue, 31A, bld.1, Moscow, Russia, 125284

Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre Hotel is perfectly placed in Moscow’s city center, this 5-star hotel is just moments away from noteworthy attractions including Red Square, Petrovsky Park, VTB Arena and Moscow Expocentre.

Relax in the elegant rooms and suites, where complimentary Wi-Fi, spacious work desks, mini-refrigerators and bath ame- nities await. Ideal for vacations to Moscow, we also offer rooms with full kitchens.

Refresh at on-site fitness center, make a splash in our indoor pool, unwind in our serene day spa and dine at our tempting restaurants. Showcasing flexible venues and impeccable plan- ning services, our hotel is also an inspired choice for a meeting or special event in Moscow. Come discover the endless charms of Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre Hotel and earn miles of Marriott Bonvoy.

Hilton Leningradskaya Hotel

Number of rooms: 273 including five ambassador suites

Distance to the city center: 1 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 30 km, Domodedovo – 47 km, Vnukovo – 33 km

Address: Kalanchevskaya st., 21/40, Moscow, 107078

Hilton Moscow Leningradskaya Hotel is located in one of the famous Stalinist skyscrapers in the central part of the capital. All rooms are decorated in a classic modern style. Each room has a work area with a desk, TV, tea and coffee making facili- ties, and toiletries. For the convenience of our guests, there is a restaurant that serves traditional Russian cuisine and a wide selection of wines, and there is a lobby bar also.

The hotel is suitable for organizing business trips, meetings and seminars, the conference room has everything you need for work, including speakers and Wi-Fi access.

The building is a 15-minute drive from Red Square and the Kremlin Museums. Train stations and Komsomolskaya metro station are a 5-minute walk away, which will help tourists to get to the places they need. To services of visitors: restaurant “Janus”, bar, fitness club, gym, indoor pool, spa, tour desk. The hotel has the ability to hold conferences, seminars and presen- tations, corporate events.

Crowne Plaza Moscow

Number of rooms: 727

Distance to the city centre: 6 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 30 km, Domodedovo – 50 km, Vnukovo – 36 km

Address: Krasnopresnenskaya Naberezhnaya 12, Moscow, Russia 123610

Crowne Plaza Moscow – World Trade Centre hotel is one of Moscow’s leading business hotels. It is located near the House of the Government of the Russian Federation, the Expocentre exhibition com- plex and Moscow City business district, and overlooks the Moskva River. The historical centre of the city is within walking distance.

The hotel’s central location is perfect for hosting business events. Natural light and professional equip- ment add comfort to its seven meeting rooms, including four VIP lounges on the 20th floor with pan- oramic views over Moscow. The hotel’s dining options include a restaurant, two cafés and two bars. Other amenities offered to travellers are a well-equipped fitness and wellness centre, free parking, an ATM, laundry services and other conveniences required from any 5* business and conference hotel.

Azimut Olympic Hotel Moscow

Number of rooms: 495

Distance to the city center: 1.5 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 29 km, Domodedovo – 54 km, Vnukovo – 35 km.

Address: Olympic prospect, 18/1, Moscow, Russia 129110

AZIMUT Olympic Moscow is centrally located in Moscow within a walking distance from the Garden Ring, Prospect Mira and Dostoevskaya metro stations and next to the Olympic sports complex. Nearby is the Catherine Park – an ideal place for a walk and jogging. Free shuttle bus service is available to visit Moscow attractions such as the Kremlin and Red Square.

The «Olympic» Restaurant serves a buffet breakfast, the renowned Bakery, «Paulaner» German Bras- serie with its own brewery, «495» Mediterranean Restaurant and «Jai Hind» gourmet Indian restau- rant. The hotel is the leading congress hotel in Moscow. At your disposal are 12 modern equipped con- ference rooms for seminars and conferences in Moscow. Business corner with a computer, internet and copy machines are available for business guests.

Doubletree by Hilton Marina

Number of rooms: 270

Distance to the city center: 10 km

Distance to the airports: Sheremetyevo – 19 km, Domodedovo – 58 km, Vnukovo – 28 km.

Address: Leningradskoe shosse, 39, building 1, Moscow, Russia, 125212

DoubleTree by Hilton Moscow Marina Hotel is located in a business district of Moscow. It will take you only 30 minutes to get to the city center from the Hotel. The convenient location of the “Olympia Park” business center, “Metropolis” shopping and entertainment center, as well as the opportunity to get to the “Crocus Expo” center in the shortest time, will appreciate all the guests of the Hotel.

All rooms are equipped with free minibar, tea and coffee machines, comfortable work area, TV, ironing facilities. There are 11 multifunctional conference rooms in the Hotel. You can visit the «La Veranda» restaurant with classic Italian and Japanese cuisine, the «ARTYASHOK» restaurant with traditional Russian and European cuisine, and the «Lobby Bar & Lounge». Hammam, Sauna, snow fountain, and beauty salon are in the Hotel. The «Chavana» Spa offers a variety of Wellness treatments, and the Fit- ness Center is equipped with modern equipment.

Doubletree by Hilton Vnukovo

Number of rooms: 432

Distance to the city centre: 30 km; 

Distance to Vnukovo airport: 1 km

Address: 2nd Reysovaya Street 2, Moscow, Vnukovo, Russia, 119027

Conveniently located opposite the main entrance to Terminal A, DoubleTree by Hilton Moscow – Vnu- kovo Airport is also a short metro, bus, taxi or non-stop “Aeroexpress” railway shuttle ride from the city center. The hotel has 432 stylish guest rooms, including 28 suites, accessible rooms and a Presidential Suite, all equipped with HDTVs, ergonomic workspace, digital safes, free WiFi, tea/coffee making facil- ities, and 3-body-jet showers.

DoubleTree by Hilton Vnukovo offers all amenities of a modern four-star hotel, including laundry ser- vices, parking, a restaurant and a lobby bar, an executive lounge, Concierge Services, Business center, a fitness area, a wellness center with a swimming pool and a Turkish bath as well as a range of event spaces including meeting rooms and two large ballrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows.

Art Moscow Voykovskaya

Number of rooms: 260

Distance to the city centre: 13 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 18 km, Domodedovo – 60 km, Vnukovo – 27 km

Address: Cosmonavta Volkova str., 6a, Moscow, Russia, 127299

A modern cozy hotel where you will find everything you need for a comfortable stay for business or for leisure. It is located within a walking distance from Voykovskaya metro station and 30 mins’ drive to Sheremetyevo Airport. Distance to the Red Square – 9.5 km. Stylish and modern interiors create an atmosphere of art and inspiration. The hotel has over 260 rooms of different categories as well as all necessary infrastructure, including a restaurant, a bar and conference rooms.

Hanoi-Moscow Aparthotel

Number of rooms: 250

Distance to the city centre: 20 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 27 km, Domodedovo – 63 km, Vnukovo – 54 km

Address: 146-2, Yaroslavskoye sh., Moscow, Russia, 129347

The Hanoi-Moscow aparthotel is situated in one of the most picturesque areas in Moscow, 30-mins’ drive from Sheremetyevo international airport. The Losiny Ostrov National Park is in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. The upper floor of the 22-storey hotel building gives breathtaking views of mag- nificent city landscapes on one side and a sea of greenery on the other. VDNKh (The Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy) is just 15 mins’ away.

All 250 rooms, regardless of category, are equipped with a kitchen with modern appliances, a set of tableware, and a washing machine in the bathroom. The hotel infrastructure provides the guests with everything they might possibly need: 3 restaurants and a café; a sports club, a beauty salon, car rental service and a car wash, Vietnamese acupuncture medical center, and even a 3-storey shopping center on its premises.

Kartmazovo Park Hotel

Number of rooms: 119

Distance to the airport: Vnukovo – 13 km, Sheremetyevo – 50 km, Domodedovo – 48 km

Hotel address: 4 Kiyevskoye Highway, Kartmazovo, Moscow, Russia, 142784

Kartmazovo Park hotel is located at Kiyevskoye Highway, 5 km outside Moscow. The hotel has all room categories, the rooms are equipped with everything you need to make your stay comfortable and relaxed and enjoy clean air and the proximity to the airport. Meals are served in the Kartmazovo restaurant, which operates on a customized menu system. Here, guests can choose from European, Russian and Caucasian cuisine.

Among the hotel’s facilities there are a sauna and a fitness center, a playroom for kids, a banquet hall to hold your event, and conference rooms.

Salut Hotel

Number of rooms: 1091

Distance to the city centre: 15 km

Distance to the airport: Vnukovo – 15 km, Sheremetyevo – 45 km, Domodedovo – 47 km

Hotel Address: 158 Leninskiy Prospect, Moscow, Russia, 119571

Salyut hotel is the choice of many guests visiting Moscow, optimal for groups, as well as for individual tourists and business people. The complex is located in the South-West of Moscow, near Troparevo Park, a 5-minutes’ drive from “Yugo-Zapadnaya” metro station.

Highlights nearby: MSU, the Sechenova First Moscow State Medical University, Expocenter on Krasnaya Presnya, Sparrow Hills, the Great Moscow State circus, the Luzhniki Stadium.

The hotel offers: 2 large conference rooms and 5 meeting rooms; 8 restaurants serving Chinese, Jap- anese, Italian, Russian and European specialties; a billiards club; Parking, car rental, a medical center; Solarium; Luggage storage; beauty salon; fitness club; air ticket office; Bank branch; sauna; massage.

Park Tower Hotel

Number of rooms: 330

Distance to the city centre: 9 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 21 km, Vnukovo – 49 km, Domodedovo – 58 km

Address: 27 Dmitrovskoe highway, Moscow, Russia, 127550

Park Tower Hotel is a modern hotel located in the North of Moscow and offering a wide range of ser- vices to business and leisure travellers.

This 25-storey hotel has been recently renovated and now offers modern, meticulously designed rooms that feature everything for a comfortable stay, including air conditioning, a workplace, a pri- vate bathroom with toiletries, 24h room service, free WiFi, and a stunning panoramic view over the Ostankinskaya TV tower, the park nearby, or Moscow City high-rises. The hotel offers the following ser- vices and amenities: two restaurants, a café and a lobby bar, three well-equipped conference rooms, a gym, ATMs, a photo studio, a luggage storage room, guarded parking, multilingual friendly staff, and arranging of tours and transportation.

Prince Park Hotel

Number of rooms: 387

Distance to the city centre: 16 km

Distance to the airport: Vnukovo – 18 km, Sheremetyevo – 47 km, Domodedovo – 42 km

Address: 1B Block 1 Novoyasenevsky Prospekt, Moscow, Russia, 117574

A modern hotel with a concept of a “city within a city”, located in the South-West of Moscow, close to Teply Stan metro station, Prince Plaza shopping mall, and MOREON water park nearby.

It offers six room categories, from the budget Standard to the luxurious President, as well as round- the-clock room service, transfer to and from Moscow airports, laundry, Concierge services, a business center with meeting and conference rooms, a SPA on site, a gym a billiards and a karaoke club. Its Imperia restaurant serves Russian and European cuisine, and its stylish lobby bar is open 24 hours a day and serves à la carte.

Troparevo Recreation Resort

Number of rooms: 60

Distance to the airport: Vnukovo – 16 km, Sheremetyevo – 45 km, Domodedovo – 45 km

Address: 3 Akademika Bakuleva str., Moscow, Russia, 117513

The resort gives its guests a perfect opportunity to forget about the city bustle and enjoy the tranquil- ity and care of its wellness professionals, while staying within a limited budget and having easy access to all means of transport.

The hotel is located next to the metro station in the Southwestern part of the capital, in a green area of the city, in the immediate vicinity of the Troparevsky forest park. The advantage of the hotel is its convenient location and easy access to the main thoroughfares of Moscow. The complex is located near Leninsky Prospekt, a 5-10 minutes’ drive from the Yugo-Zapadnaya and Konkovo metro stations.

The hotel has everything essential for a comfortable stay. Troparevo Recreation Resort is a real city in miniature with its restaurants and shops, including a jewelry salon, wellness and sports centers and other modern facilities.

SK ROYAL Hotel Moscow

Number of rooms: 111

Distance to the city centre: 18 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 19 km, Vnukovo – 50 km, Domodedovo – 80 km

Hotel Address: 163A bld.2 Dmitrovskoe highway, Moscow, Russia, 127495

SK ROYAL Hotel Moscow is located in the north of Moscow, built in 2010 according to the most mod- ern technologies and standards. It’s a 25-storied tower with panoramic windows at the intersection of MKAD (Moscow Automobile Ring Road) and Dmitrovskoye Highway, 16 km from Crocus Expo, the largest international exhibition centre, and a walking distance from RIO shopping mall with its own oceanarium, exotarium, and cinema.

SK ROYAL Hotel Moscow provides its guests with a full range of services for their perfect leisure ex- perience and successful business: 111 comfort rooms with free Wi-Fi, restaurant of European cuisine with 120 seats for business lunches, banquets and buffets, ballroom at the 25th floor for 220 people. SK ROYAL Hotel Moscow Conference centre offers four conference halls ranging from 70 to 300 square meters with all the necessary equipment.

Aminyevskaya Hotel

Number of rooms: 223

Distance to the city centre: 12 km

Distance to the airport: Vnukovo – 20 km, Sheremetyevo – 40 km, Domodedovo – 52 km

Address: 5 Aminyevskoe Highway, Moscow, Russia, 119530

This modern hotel is located in the West of Moscow, in a quiet green area not far from Kutuzovsky Prospekt and Skolkovo Innovation center, close to such tourist attractions as the Novodevichy Con- vent, Sparrow Hills, Poklonnaya Gora and Borodino Panorama, and only 20 minutes’ drive from Red Square.

All rooms are equipped with modern furniture, electronic keys, desk-telephones, an LCD TV, free wired internet, kettles and tea/coffee sets, mini-refrigerators and ventilators.

The hotel has a restaurant serving European cuisine: buffet et à la carte, a banquet hall, a business center, a conference room, Wi-Fi available in all areas, a safe, luggage storage, ATM on site, facilities for guests with disabilities, laundry, dry cleaning, airport shuttle, free parking.

Cosmos Hotel

Number of rooms: 1117

Distance to the city centre: 10 km

Distance to the airport: Sheremetyevo – 27 km, Vnukovo – 41 km, Domodedovo – 63 km

Address: 150 Prospect Mira, Moscow, Russia, 129366

The legendary Cosmos Hotel is located on Prospekt Mira – one of Moscow’s arterial roads, in a large green area – “Losiniy Ostrov” National Park, and right opposite the iconic VDNKh, the main exposi- tion complex of the country since the Soviet times. Cosmos Hotel has significant historic importance. It was built to accommodate foreign tourists and delegations. For the purpose of surveillance over foreigners and their guests by the KGB, some of the rooms used to be equipped with surveillance devices.

The hotel has 8 restaurants, a café and a bar, a business center, conference and meeting rooms, as well as wellness facilities: indoor pools, a gym, SPA with a Turkish bath and a sauna, as well as Con- cierge services, laundry, a beauty salon, a souvenir shop, a night club, a library and a medical center.

Children’s world

In June 2017, the Central Kids’ Store on Lubyanka celebrated its 60th anniversary. The largest chil- dren’s shopping mall has become an important milestone in the history of our country, a symbol of a happy and carefree childhood. Today it is a unique complex for family and children’s leisure, a shop- ping center with a full range of goods and services:

• 91 shops of toys and goods for children
• 7 entertaining zones that help to gain new knowledge in a playful way
• 22 restaurants
• weekly entertainment and educational

Dream island

Dream island is the first world-class indoor theme park in Russia and the largest one in Europe. On its territory, you will find 9 fairy-tale worlds with most famous cartoon characters, a city promenade and a landscape park.

Here you can fight villains next to the Ninja Turtles, or see how the inhabitants of the mysterious Transylvania Hotel live, or go to the mysterious island of the dinosaurs with Mowgli. You can walk along the streets of Rome, Barcelona, London and Beverly Hills, take pictures against the back- ground of world attractions and go shopping along the city’s promenade, under giant glass domes. For outdoor recreation, we recommend visiting the landscape park with its children’s playgrounds and sports fields.

A ticket to the Dream Island will allow you to have an incredible adventure with your loved ones, as well as unlimited access to the rides.

Moscow circus

Visit one the oldest and by far the most famous circus in Russia. Within its historical walls (the build- ing was completed in 1880) shows were put on by the most famous artists and circus dynasties, the names of many of them have become a legend.

The Moscow Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard stages new attractions, performances, pantomimes and children’s shows. Today the audience hall of the Circus can accommodate over 2 000 persons.

Moskvarium on VDNH

Moskvarium on VDNKh, one of Moscow’s main attractions, rates among the most popular places for family time both among Muscovies and tourists.

Moskvarium is a theme park featuring a unique water show and one of the largest aquariums in Europe, with more than 12 thousand aquatic inhabitants on display.

It is also the Center of Oceanography and Marine biology, that’s focused on popularizing envi- ronmental care and protection of the world’s oceans, obtaining new knowledge, and developing new social initiatives.

Moscow is one of the world ‘s most popular destinations for shopping, and a true hunting ground for fashionistas. Visit upscale department stores and boutique galleries, located in the heart of the city, for a full range of luxury brands as well as the highest level of service. You will find all of the world’s High Street brands in big shopping malls, such as Aviapark, that houses the largest aquarium in Eastern Europe.

Restaurants

La Marée menu is a real marine encyclopedia, so even the most experienced gourmet will discover some new clam, crustacean or rare wild fish. La Marée is a truly unique project not only for Russia, but for the entire world. Here you will be offered a classic French-style oyster set, a crudo of raw fish in Italian and sashimi in Japanese style – all on one plateau.

The restaurant is headed by the brand chef of the La Marée chain, Abdessattar Zitouni, who has forty years of experience in the world’s best restaurants. Zitouni has worked for the Four Seasons hotel chain for many years and has been creating gourmet masterpieces for La Marée for 8 years. He supervises the kitchens of three restaurants in Moscow, one in Saint Petersburg, and one in Monaco.

White rabbit

Located in the very heart of Moscow, White Rabbit is a world-famous project of Russia’s eminent restaurateur Boris Zarkov. A visit to this restaurant takes guests to a new level of gastronomic bliss.

Here Russian cuisine goes in unison with the latest gastronomic trends, and Russian traditional ingredients rise to the height of recognized delicacies.

Each dish in the menu is the result of long-distance expeditions and the most careful handling of traditions.

What’s more, White Rabbit boasts perhaps the best panoramic view over the historical center of the capital from the 16th floor of Smolensky Passage.

One of the halls of White Rabbit is Chef’s Table — the first and only gastronomic theater in Russia. Resident chefs present new sets, and world-renowned guest chefs bring their own tast- ing menu. Here, chefs communicate their philosophy through their culinary masterpieces as well as personal interaction.

Sakhalin restaurant is a project of Russian prominent restaurateur Boris Zarkov and the White Rabbit Family brand chef Vladimir Mukhin.

Here the focus is a variety of seafood straight from the Russian Far East: shells, crabs, shrimps and fish along with a unique 360-degree panoramic view of Moscow.

Sakhalin is all about Gastronomy as an art, where perfection of performance is achieved under the conductor’s baton of taste. It is a restaurant that plays the music of seas and oceans.

The Turandot restaurant serves Pan-Asian and European cuisine.

The combination of Eastern culinary traditions with the Western approach, the synthesis of the most interesting elements of different gastronomic cultures continue the game set by the restaurant’s unique interior, made in the European “Chinese” style of the XVII–XVIII centuries.

Since 2008, the Turandot kitchen has been headed by Dmitry Eremeev, who previously worked for the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation and the famous Cafe Pushkin restaurant. This brilliant professional is always in tune with the latest gastronomic trends, striving to adopt the best of the world ‘s experience.

Cafe Pushkin

After touring Moscow some 50 years ago, the famous French chansonnier Gilbert Bécaud wrote a song about Café Pushkin. The song became incredibly popular in France; the French were looking for “Pushkin’s Cafe” when they came to Moscow, but could not find it, for it was only Bécaud’s poetic fantasy. It was this song that inspired Andrei Dellos, one of the most prominent Russian restaurateurs, to open a restaurant that revived the Russian cuisine of the past centuries.

Cafe Pushkin opened in 1999 in a Baroque mansion on Tverskoy Boulevard. Gilbert Bécaud performed his famous song at its grand opening.

The main menu of the restaurant was compiled after a year of culinary experiments and a detailed study of hundreds of old recipes. Today it offers Russian and French courses of the Golden Age.

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• Classic Moscow Tour 3 days/2 nights (every Friday)
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Moscow is a city that can take months, if not years, to get to be known properly, and visitors often do not know where to start - there is so much to see! We will show you the city in a day packed with variety and wonder. In the first half of the day, we will take you around the highlights of the city on our comfortable tour bus, and our guide will keep you entertained with fascinating true stories about the city’s past, present, and future.

We will stop for lunch in a traditional Russian restaurant, where you’ll be able to discover the country’s rich culinary heritage. After lunch, we will take you to the most historic site in Moscow: the Kremlin. We will show you around this city within a city, and you will visit the ancient Kremlin cathedrals, where generations of tsars were crowned and buried.

Then you will visit one of Moscow’s oldest and most fascinating museums - the Kremlin Armory. With its unique collections from the Tsar period: historical armor and weapons, Russian and European silver and gold tableware and jewelry, ancient state regalia, and ceremonial vestments, historic clothing, the carriages used by many of Russia’s tsars, and Fabergé eggs, it truly has something for everybody!

Within the Armory is another great treasure house - the Kremlin Diamond Fund, which hides the former Imperial treasury - the personal gem collections of Russia’s tsars - updated with more recently - discovered specimens. Here you will see the Great Imperial Crown made for Catherine the Great - which alone contains 5000 diamonds - along with other priceless cut and uncut diamonds and other precious stones, many with a fascinating history.

Price per person

• Hotel accommodation (2 nights)
• Meals according to the program (2 breakfasts)
• Transport service according to the program
• Excursions according to the program
• All entrance tickets according to the program
• Way to Moscow and back (air, railway tickets)
• Meeting (or seeing off) at the train station or at the airport
• Lunches and dinners
• Meeting (or seeing off) at the station or at the airport: railway station-hotel - 500 rubles/car, airport-hotel - 1500 rubles/Car
• Additional excursions from our catalog
• River walks
• Tickets to the theater, circus
• You can extend your stay in Moscow for any number of days. We will book additional nights at the hotel and draw up an excursion program if necessary
• Arrival at the hotel on your own. Individual transfer if needed, for add. fee: railway station-hotel - 500 rubles/car, airport-hotel - 1500 rubles/car
• Check-in at 14.00. If you arrived earlier, you can leave your baggage for free in the hotel's luggage room
• 11:00 Meeting with the guide - at the arch of the Main entrance to VDNKh (VDNKh metro station) - you get to the meeting point on your own. It is possible to order an individual transfer from the hotel to the meeting point for extra charge fee - RUB 500/car

• Return to the hotel on your own
• 07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at the hotel (buffet)
• 11:00 Meeting with the guide - at the monument to Minin and Pozharsky on Red Square (metro station Okhotny Ryad) - you get to the meeting point on your own. It is possible to order an individual transfer from the hotel to the meeting point for extra charge fee - RUB 500/car
• 11:00 - 14:30 Bus-tour «Date with Moscow» with a ride on the cable car (during the tour there are several exits: Red Square, Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Vorobyovy Gory observation deck)

• 07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at the hotel (buffet). Check-out at 12:00. You can leave your baggage for free in the hotel's luggage room
• 11:00 Meeting with the guide - at the monument to Zhukov G.K. in front of the Historical Museum (metro station Okhotny Ryad) - you can get to the meeting point on your own. It is possible to order an individual transfer from the hotel to the place of departure for an extra charge fee - RUB 500/car

• At the end of the tour, you independently get to the station / airport or hotel and pick up your luggage from the storage room. Individual transfer at will, for add. fee: hotel - railway station - 500 rubles/car, hotel - airport - 1500 rubles/car

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First a Grammy, Now the World: Tyla Takes Over

By Britt Hennemuth

Photography by Nick Riley Bentham

Styled by Olivia Weeden

Tyla, the 22-year-old mononymous sensation, is climbing the charts and riding the global wave of South Africa’s amapiano rise. First, an earworm single, “Water”; next, a self-titled debut album. The Jo’burg local promises to be the sound of summer after snagging her first Grammy Award earlier this year. “Cher tapped me on the shoulder,” Tyla gushes about Grammy week. “She knew me!” When her first solo tour launches, so will everybody else.

SHE GREW UP listening to Stevie Wonder, Boyz II Men, and Brian McKnight. “Music is a huge part of the family. We are very, very close and whenever we come together, we are singing and dancing. My gran was a singer in her day. And this was always the plan. I knew since the beginning. Everyone knew.”

SHE SAID YES to every opportunity to perform—“talent shows, soirees, I’d do Adele, Miley Cyrus, Whitney Houston”—and ever since she arrived in a recording studio in high school, she’s hardly left. “I’ve been figuring out what I wanted to sound like, who I am as an artist. I’ve definitely made terrible songs while [doing that], but all those mistakes got us here.”

THINKING ABOUT “Water” reaching the number one spot on the R&B charts “is so crazy. My best friend and I talk about it every single day, ‘Remember four, three years ago where we were!’ From the outside, it may look like it’s all of a sudden, but for us, it feels like the right time.”

HER FAMILY is proud, and her parents were her Grammy dates. “When I won, I was in front of that mic with nothing prepared, but there was a sense of peace. When I got backstage, my mother crying, my father smiling—they came to America for the first time and it was the best day ever. We were driving back to the house, blasting ‘Water’ in the car, just so, so happy.”

THE ALBUM may be a new sound for some, so she hopes listeners will come “with an open mind…. It makes me feel good, and I just hope it does the same for everyone.”

AFTER AN INJURY, Tyla’s tour was postponed. She promises the extra time to prepare means “it’s gonna be even bigger and better. Get ready.

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Moscow is changing for the better!

This is the first thought that comes to mind when you look at the new building of the MODUS restaurant project in the historic lane of the Plyushchikhi district. A three-story mansion of majestic appearance, built in the neoclassical style, is truly impressive. Through the stained-glass Windows, the hall is flooded with sunlight during the day, inviting for Breakfast, and in the evening, the glow of crystal chandeliers in the Windows reflects the Church of the exaltation, by the way, the wedding place of Anton Chekhov. In the spacious restaurant hall, you can warm up by the warm fireplace, and the time spent on the soft sofas seems to slow down. The choice of menu items and the direction of cuisine dictates experience and a constant look to the future, because the MODUS restaurant concept has existed since 2004 and today opens in a new light and style, like a flower of life, symbolically reflected in the new MODUS restaurant logo.

MODUS RESTAURANT Interior

MODUS restaurant is a three – story mansion in the center of Moscow, the home of good friends on Plyushchikha.

The luxurious interior of the mansion was created by architect Irina Naryshkina and designer Anna Kurganova. The restaurant is ideal for personal and business meetings, family celebrations and holidays with friends, romantic dates, and can also become a place where it will be comfortable to stay alone and immerse yourself in your personal Affairs.

Every winter, a fireplace is lit in the main hall and the entire space is filled with the aromas of juniper and fir cones. While remaining a trendy and relevant place, MODUS RESTAURANT constantly surprises its regulars. There are performances by artists, live music is played, the gastronomic map is updated, new items are added to the bar menu and the wine list.

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The Modus Friends discount program is a system of discounts for owners of Modus Friends discount cards.

The basic rules for holders of discount cards:, your 10% discount.

— apply to all the main menu of the restaurant, wine list, bar list, except: special offers, steam cocktails, business lunch.

The discount is valid for cash / non-cash payments.

Does not apply to Banquet and buffet events from 20 people and above.

The discount applies in full only to the MODUS RESTAURANT (Moscow).

Your 20% discount

— apply to all the main menu of the restaurant,wine list, bar list, except: special offers, steam cocktails, business lunch.

The discount is valid for cash payments.

For restaurants: Baikal Bar in the Olympic Park ( Sochi ), Modus in Rosa Khutor ( Sochi ) — your 10% discount.

Any discount is valid only if the customer has the card.

How do I get a card and a permanent discount?

— when you top up your card in the amount of 250,000 rubles, you get a card with a Deposit of 250,000 rubles and a 10% discount for 1 year.

— when you top up your card in the amount of 500,000 rubles, you get a card with a Deposit of 500,000 rubles and a 20% discount for 1 year.

This card can be presented by you and issued as a gift certificate.

* The discount applies to the main menu of the restaurant, wine list, bar card. Does not apply to Banquet and buffet events from 20 people and above, as well as special offers, steam cocktails, business lunch.

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Inside Jimmy Buffett’s Tribute Concert: McCartney, Margaritas, and One Hell of a Parrothead Party

• By John Lonsdale

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“Good evening, Hollywood-fucking-Bowl!” Paul McCartney exclaimed to the flock of Parrotheads gathered before him. A sold-out crowd had assembled in the famed Los Angeles venue on Thursday to celebrate the legacy of Jimmy Buffett at “Keep the Party Going,” a laid-back, one-night-only tribute show full of eclectic guests.

“I had the great pleasure of knowing Jimmy , and like everyone else on the bill tonight, I said, ‘This is one great man.’ He was generous. He was funny. He’d done just about everything in his life,” McCartney said, before launching into “Let It Be .” It was a song that McCartney said he’d played for Buffett at his home during the final week of his life. Buffett died in Sept. 1, 2023, at 76 after a battle with Merkel cell skin cancer.

Along with the stacked musical lineup, “Keep the Party Going: A Tribute to Jimmy Buffett” featured introductions — some via video, some in person —  from Dolly Parton, James Taylor, Woody Harrelson, Pat Riley, and Dave Matthews. Harrison Ford was there in the flesh.

“There is no other way to say it: There will never be another like Jimmy,” Ford told the crowd, before introducing the Zac Brown Band as “one of Jimmy’s favorite and most-frequent collaborators.” The group jammed through the new track “Pirates & Parrots,” out April 19, and their collab with Buffett “Knee Deep,” with Brown literally taking off his pants to play the song in shorts and a tee backed by Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band.

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“Jimmy enjoyed living life more than any person enjoyed living life,” the country star said. “I can remember we were hiking one day and we were heading up this vista and we started talking about music and songwriting and our careers and his life and my life, and death. And, ‘You know, Eric,’ [Jimmy] said, ‘Guys like us, we don’t really die.’ He said, ‘because the songs live forever.'”

“And this one will,” Church said, as the opening chords to “Son of a Son of a Sailor” rang out over the Bowl and an image of a sailboat drifting along the water was projected on a screen behind the musicians. Later, a projection of the Arc de Triopmhe appeared behind Jackson Browne as he sang his stirring rendition of “He Went to Paris,” one of Buffett’s greatest cuts from 1973’s A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean .

In the latter half, the set list shifted to songs that Buffett wasn’t exactly known for: Snoop Dogg took the stage for a performance of “Gin and Juice,” alongside psychedelic visuals of Buffett in the 2019 Matthew McConaughey film The Beach Bum . And Pitbull appeared to perform his own “Don’t Stop the Party” before being joined by Jon Bon Jovi for “Thank God & Jimmy Buffett.”

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For the home stretch, Don Johnson — no stranger to pastels and warm-weather vibes from his Miami Vice days — called to the stage “a bunch of guys [they] used to hang out with back in the day” and introduced the Eagles . Led by Don Henley and Joe Walsh, the California icons played their own miniature set featuring Henley’s “The Boys of Summer” and the band’s “Take It to the Limit” and “In the City.” The Eagles hung around to back up McCartney on the Beatles’ “Let It Be.”

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“Jimmy Buffett, get a big kick out of this,” McAnally said. “Raise a glass, show ’em how to do it.”

Jimmy Buffett Tribute Show Set List

“It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere” – Coral Reefer Band “Grapefruit – Juicy Fruit” – Jake Owen “Pencil Thin Moustache” – Coral Reefer Band “Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes” – Kenny Chesney “Back Where I Come From” – Kenny Chesney “One Particular Harbour” – Angelique Kidjo “Pirates & Parrots” – Zac Brown “Knee Deep” – Zac Brown “Son of a Son of a Sailor” – Eric Church “Volcano” – Timothy B. Schmit “Tin Cup Chalice” – Brandi Carlile “Come Monday” – Brandi Carlile “Cheeseburger in Paradise” – Coral Reefer Band “He Went to Paris” – Jackson Browne “Bubbles Up” – Coral Reefer Band “Southern Cross” – JD Souther “Why Don’t We Get Drunk” – Coral Reefer Band “Gin and Juice” – Snoop Dogg “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” – Jake Shimabukuro “Don’t Stop the Party” – Pitbull “Thank God & Jimmy Buffett” – Pitbull and Jon Bon Jovi “Fins” – Sheryl Crow “A Pirate Looks at Forty” – Jack Johnson “Brown Eyed Girl” – Zac Brown and Dave Grohl “The Boys of Summer” – Eagles “Take It to the Limit” – Eagles “In the City” – Eagles “Let It Be” – Paul McCartney , Eagles “Margaritaville” – Coral Reefer Band and Company

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