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Updated Jun 2024
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    "The Kremlin is worth visiting. You need to use a passport to pick up the ticket. You don't need to print the itinerary. You can open the order in the email with your mobile phone and show it to the window. Before playing, it is recommended to do your homework in advance to see the history of the Kremlin. You will have gains when you visit."
    Moscow
    542m from downtown
    Highlights: The Kremlin is located in the heart of Moscow and serves as the presidential residence. The word Kremlin means “fortress inside a city” in Russian. It is the heart of the country’s capital and was once the site of the Imperial Palace of Russia. Inside the thick palace walls lies the magnificent architectural complex that was once the palace of the Tsars, as well as the Cathedral of the Archangel where the remains of many past Tsars rest, where members of the royal family were married and baptized and which was the site of each Tsar’s coronation ceremony. Dormition Cathedral is home to the ancient clock tower of Ivan the Terrible, the State Armory, as well as the Presidential Palace and the Grand Auditorium built in the Soviet era.
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    4.7/5
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    "The Red Square is located in the center of Moscow, Russia, is a famous square in Russia. It is also the venue for major events in Moscow and is one of the famous landmarks in Moscow. There is also Vasili Ascension Cathedral nearby."
    Moscow
    304m from downtown
    Highlights: Red Square is the central square of Moscow and the world-renowned symbol of Russia. It is the site of several national military parades and major festivals throughout the year. Many tourist attractions are situated around Red Square, including the State Historical Museum to the north, GUM shopping complex in the east, St. Basil’s Cathedral in the south and Lenin Mausoleum and The Kremlin in the west. Visiting these attractions is a great way to gain a deeper understanding of Russia’s rich history and culture.
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    320 Review
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    "It feels average. After seeing our National Museum of China, it’s average. The appearance is beautiful, the location is good, the exhibition hall is small, there are few things, I don’t know why the tickets are more expensive than the Winter Palace."
    Moscow
    64m from downtown
    Highlights: As a standout amongst the most famous and socially arranged places in all of Russia, the State Historical Museum in Moscow is a scene that inhales the Russian soul into every one of it's guests. Established in 1872, the exhibition hall is situated between the celebrated around the world Red and Manege Squares of the city. The presentations in the scene go from inestimable works of art to relics from ancient clans that possessed Russia and number in the millions. The exhibition hall's attention on local and social history and articulation gives you a genuine vibe of the city and country, making the State Historic Museum a really Russian affair.
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    "Very beautiful, give full marks. No matter which angle you take, it's a beautiful picture. It's another center of Moscow that everyone. Come and have to take pictures."
    Moscow
    516m from downtown
    Highlights: The Cathedral of Vasily the Blessed, better known as Saint Basil’s Cathedral, is one of Russia’s most prestigious churches. It is an exquisite Orthodox church, famous for its nine spires of different shapes and colors, one of the most breathtaking sights in Moscow. It is now part of the State Historical Museum in accordance with the program of state atheism and is home to a number of fine murals and other works of art.
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    "*There is a canteen in the big circus, you can buy water and snacks. The coat needs to be stored! (The staff will give you a small sign) If you don't store it, you can't go in. *The content of the big circus is very exciting, with a double impact of vision and hearing. The audience is mostly Russian. You can choose to buy tickets on the "Russian Tourism Chinese Network". In the event of holidays, you need to book tickets in advance and choose your seats. After the show, there will be huge and neat applause, which is Russia: thank the performance staff for their efforts, bring such a grand feast. *Admission: with electronic ticket or printed ticket. *Address: 7 Vernatsky Avenue, Moscow. Located on Metro Line 1, the northeast of the University Station is 430 meters straight. The best big circus in Russia, can you not go and see it?"
    Moscow
    8.4km from downtown
    Highlights: The Russian National Moscow Theatre Troupe was established on April 30, 1971 in the last century. As a member of the "Russian Circus", which represents the high level of the world circus, the Moscow Circus is not only one of the world's largest circus-circus theaters, but also has world-renowned circus artists and good circus program directors. , as well as outstanding circus performers who have won numerous awards in various circus art festivals and circus competitions around the world.
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    "Moscow is the capital of Russia and the University of Moscow is also the world's famous university. The city has a long history and culture. The beautiful environment and unique architectural style attract many tourists to visit."
    Moscow
    8km from downtown
    Highlights: Moscow University, located on the south bank of the Moscow River, was established on January 12, 1755 and is now one of the world's most recognized universities. In this comprehensive university, its unique school of science education has long been famous all over the world. Cultural celebrities such as Turgenev and Belinsky graduated from Moscow University. Since the 1950s, many Chinese students have been sent here to study, and Moscow University has forged a deep relationship with China. Moscow University is known as one of the "Seven Sisters of Moscow" and its main building is located on Sparrow Hills. It was also the tallest building in Europe at the time, with a tower height of 240 meters, a total of 36 floors, and four wings around it. Its corridors are said to be 33 kilometers long and contain more than 5,000 rooms. The red star at its top contains a cabin and an observation deck. The surface of the building is painted with huge patterns such as clocks, barometers, thermometers, etc. It is decorated with sculptures and patterns of sickle and axe.
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    GUM

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    42 Review
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 6000 reviews
    "GUM: Iconic Shopping HavenMy visit to GUM in Moscow's city center near Red Square was a delightful experience. The historic architecture combined with a vast array of shops offered a unique and luxurious shopping atmosphere. From high-end fashion boutiques to traditional Russian goods, GUM catered to every taste and preference. The grandeur of the surroundings added to the allure of the shopping experience, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Moscow."
    Moscow
    390m from downtown
    Highlights: GUM Department Store is like a palace, with magnificent interior decoration. The overall building of the mall is divided into three floors, which is very European classical style. It is a shopping paradise where high-end brands from Russia and the world gather here.
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    "Moscow Metro is one of the longest and busiest subways in the world, and it is also the most beautiful and beautiful subway in the world. The subway stations of different shapes are gorgeous and elegant. I also went to experience the check-in in November 2017."
    Moscow
    Highlights: The Moscow Metro, the full name of the Lenin Moscow Metro System, is the sixth-most-used underground rail system in the world. Many of these stations were built with excellent design styles and marble columns, which made the Moscow Metro the most magnificent in the world, and also influenced the subway design of many former Soviet Union and socialist countries.
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    "Albat Street is a famous pedestrian street in the center of Moscow, Russia, originated in the 15th century, once a paradise of artists and painters, preserved many antique buildings, small shops one by one, goods dazzling, Russian style."
    Moscow
    1.8km from downtown
    Highlights: Arbat Street is a famous pedestrian street in Moscow. It is close to the Moscow River and is divided into New Arbat Street and Old Arbat Street. Old Arbat is a folk pedestrian street with a strong artistic temperament, while New Arbat is a modern commercial street with shops lined up. The reason why Arbat Street attracts tourists to discover the footprints of famous people is not only the colorful cultural landscape of the Moscow River, but also because of its rich artistic atmosphere. Since Arbat Street was once a haven for entertainers and painters, there are many quaint buildings preserved here. Pushkin, Tolstoy, Lermontov, Gogol and other well-known writers and poets, as well as composer Rachmaninoff, etc., all lived on Arbat Street, and walking on the street, you can often see A nameplate is nailed to the wall of the building, indicating that a certain celebrity lived here from a certain year to a certain year. For example, the poet Pushkin has lived on this street since 1830, and his former residence is located at 53 Arbat Street. Arbat Street is still very lively, whether it is a dazzling array of souvenir shops, street performers that attract onlookers, or cafés and bookstores full of literature and art, all of which are full of Moscow-style style.
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    116 Review
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    "Bolshoi Theatre: A Timeless SpectacleAttending a performance of "The Nutcracker" at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow was a truly magical experience. The grandeur of the historic venue combined with the exquisite ballet performance created an unforgettable evening. From the elegant choreography to the stunning set design, every aspect of the production was executed with perfection. The timeless tale of "The Nutcracker" came to life on stage, captivating the audience with its beauty and grace. A visit to the Bolshoi Theatre for this iconic performance is a must for anyone seeking enchantment and culture in Moscow."
    Moscow
    486m from downtown
    Highlights: The National Model Theater of Russia, also known as the Bolshoi Theater, was built in 1776 and is a theater with a long history in Russia. The theater is a milky white classicism building, with 8 ancient Greek Ionian columns erected in front of the door, each 15 meters, above the porch is decorated with four horses and the carriage of the sun god Apollo, which is one of the symbols of Moscow. . The performance hall is splendid, with gold as the main color. There are 6-storey boxes, 21 meters high, 25 meters long and 26.3 meters wide. The sound effects in the theater are well-equipped. The Bolshoi Theatre has a world-class opera company, ballet company, symphony orchestra and chorus. It is a representative Russian theatre. Tchaikovsky and Anton Rubinstein have all served as conductors in the theatre. In the history of more than 200 years, the Grand Theater has not only witnessed every step of the development of Russian ballet art, but also cultivated a large number of famous dance and opera artists. There have been many ballet superstars here, such as Safransky, Nezhdanova, Ogerov, Belinshinskaya and, of course, Galina Ulanova, the "beautiful swan" of the 20th century ballet, very familiar to Chinese audiences. As the world's high art palace of ballet, the Grand Theatre has preserved and developed the essence of classical ballet unparalleled, and has become the "business card" of Moscow and even the whole of Russia.
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FAQ

What are some Best Things to Do in Moscow?
Some Best Things to Do in Moscow include:The Moscow Kremlin, Krasnaya ploshchad', State Historical Museum, St. Basil's Cathedral, Great Moscow State Circus
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Moscow?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Moscow include:The Moscow Kremlin:4.7, Krasnaya ploshchad':4.7, State Historical Museum:4.6, St. Basil's Cathedral:4.7, Great Moscow State Circus:4.6
At what locations in Moscow can Best Things to Do in Moscow be found?
The Best Things to Do in Moscow are mainly located in:The Moscow Kremlin:Moscow, Krasnaya ploshchad':Moscow, State Historical Museum:Moscow, St. Basil's Cathedral:Moscow, Great Moscow State Circus:Moscow
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