You’ve seen pictures from Red Square, but you haven’t truly experienced it until you pose in front of the iconic St. Basil’s Cathedral.

One of the greatest architectural gems in the world. It is located right in the centre of the Russian capital and overlooks the Moscow River.

VDNH is one of Russia’s largest museums, recreational facilities, and expo centres all rolled into one.

Zaryadye Park, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfrois, is the only Russian landmark on Time Magazine’s list of the world's best places.

Visiting Gorky Park, once called a “factory of happy people” by H. G. Wells, will certainly raise your spirits.

Muzeon, an outdoor sculpture park, features over 800 (!) exhibits. After enjoying some art, rent a bike and ride down to Sparrow Hills.

Moscow’s Botanical Gardens are a real treat. Take a stroll and relax a little after exploring the capital’s urban delights.

This premium bathhouse instantly became a favourite among steam lovers. SIBERIA features five distinct banyas, each with its own themed experience.

Everything comes together here: elegant aristocratic mansions, imposing Soviet architecture, and small, timeless buildings full of charm.

The Planetarium gives you the opportunity to travel through space and time and gain a better understanding of yourself and the universe.

Soar above the Moscow River to the iconic Sparrow Hills — stunning city views and a 5-minute ride on Moscow’s scenic 720-metre cable car.

Head over to VDNH and ride the Sky Tram, a cable car route 32 metres above the ground and spanning 769 metres.

The sprawling complex includes traditional public baths, a shared spa area, and six private suites, each with its own distinct vibe.

It's bustling with life: luxury boutiques, the Bronnaya Theatre, perfume shops, and dozens of restaurants serving cuisines from all over the world.

One of the most famed opera and ballet theatres ever, so if you want to see a performance, make sure to book well in advance!

Pamper yourself at TSUM, a luxury department store nearby Red Square boasting more than 700 global brands.

One of the largest science and technology museums, which houses over 100,000 exhibits telling the story of humanity’s conquest of space

Check out GUM, a beautifully designed, high-end department store right in Red Square, which has been around since 1893!

The Tretyakov Gallery has one of the finest art collections in the world. Marvel at Malevich’s Black Square and Serov’s Girl With Peaches.

Once the site of the royal stables, today it’s a wonderful choice for a pleasant stroll.

It has hosted literary greats like Pushkin, Tolstoy, and Chekhov. Today, it remains not only a luxurious spa but also a masterpiece of architecture.

The V-shaped Floating Bridge in Zaryadye Park is one of the best selfie spots in downtown Moscow, as it looks out onto the Kremlin.

The spa features a glass-domed pool, sauna, and holistic treatments. Enjoy spa suites and signature rituals, ending with prosecco and dessert.

Want a gorgeous view of Moscow from the 89th floor? Then go up to PANORAMA360, the ​​highest observation deck in Europe!

Designs are instantly recognisable for their storytelling quality — garments that transform tradition into fashion statements admired worldwide.

Once, it was a favourite with Moscow’s aristocracy, and almost every step reveals a noble family’s mansion.

Polar bears don’t roam the streets of Moscow, but you can spot a few at the Moscow Zoo, which was first opened back in 1864!

The Moskvarium at VDNH is one of the largest aquariums in Europe. It tops the ratings of favourite family fun destinations in Moscow.

A peaceful oasis where you can interact with friendly alpacas. Stroll among the trees, feed the animals, and capture unforgettable photos.

Dream Island, the largest indoor theme park in Europe, is great for a family outing! Stroll down a promenade or ride a rollercoaster!

The new building of the Tretyakov Gallery displays reproductions of 34 works by Russian artists included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The spa offers wellness programmes with detox, massages, facials. Has fitness club and thermal zone.

Taste the sublime at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, which has over 700,000 works of art from various eras.

This young brand is rapidly growing in popularity, thanks to its combination of precise tailoring and a perfect fit.

The Zotov Centre, inside a renovated bakery, focuses on the theory and practice of Constructivism with its exhibitions, lectures, and workshops.

Stroll down Tverskaya, Moscow’s main street, admire its architecture of various styles and eras, feel its energy, and swing by nearby Red Square.

Want to see stunning sculptures and magnificent monuments and do a little shopping underground? Come on down to Manezhnaya Square!

So, you’ve seen Repin and Chagall in Moscow. Now it’s time for some modern art at GES-2, a former power station which is now a thriving museum.

The Ostankino Tower, the flagship of national television broadcasting and the tallest building in Europe, symbolises Moscow.

Yudashkin’s creations have been showcased in the world’s fashion capitals, making him a true ambassador of Russian style abroad.

Victory Park on Poklonnaya Hill commemorates the sacrifices and heroism of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War with various monuments.

The New Tretyakov Gallery’s 37 halls contain the largest collection of 20th-century Russian art and hosts numerous temporary exhibitions.

Check out Tverskaya Square, as well as its gorgeous fountain and garden, and make sure to come for an event during one of Moscow’s numerous festivals!

Treat yourself to the new exhibition at the Museum of Russian Impressionism to appreciate how artists work with light, colour, and fleeting feelings.

The brand’s philosophy centres on functional minimalism, expressive silhouettes, and a versatile wardrobe built on layering.

The space features mirror installations, art objects, neon decorations, and special effects that create a captivating, multisensory experience.

Marvel at Kamergersky Lane’s architectural monuments and take a look at where Leo Tolstoy and many other Russian cultural figures once lived!

34 ceiling mosaics inside a metro station? Venture over to Mayakovskaya and gaze at 24 Hours in the Land of the Soviets, a brilliant work of art.

Can’t get enough of the marvellous Moscow metro? See socialist realism in all its glory inside the Revolution Square metro station in the city centre

Can’t find a museum to interest your little ones? Visit Brick Star LEGO for its three-tiered LEGO city, rare sets, and replica luxury cars.

The brand has a distinctive signature style, characterised by the use of diamonds in diverse cuts and by its mastery of layering and volume.

Toys, toys, toys! Pop inside the Central Children’s Store, pick up presents for your loved ones, and see the world’s largest mechanical clock.

Prepare to be dazzled by a performance at Nikulin Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, one of the oldest and most well-established circuses in Russia.

Get your adrenaline pumping and have some fun at Skazka, an outdoor amusement park suitable for visitors of all ages.

Experience high-speed fun for both kids and adults. Get ready to feel the thrill of racing on a track built for speed and excitement.

Hop on a boat, cruise down the Moscow River, relish gourmet food, and see the capital’s sights in a new light. What could be better?

Explore the Center for the Arts, a gallery inside the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour with works by Aivazovsky, Russia’s most famous marine painter.

This spa features a Swarovski crystal pool, salt saunas, and elegant treatment rooms. An exclusive suite and ladies' lounge offer private serenity.

Contemplate sublime, daring, controversial, and even horrifying work at the Multimedia Art Museum, a space where public opinion is challenged.

Visit the Garage museum café to experience Moscow’s bohemian world and check out the bookshop and library to find works on 20th- and 21st-century art

Family, unity, and mutual respect remain at the core of the brand’s philosophy, shaping its refined yet understated aesthetic.

Gain a deeper appreciation of Russia at the State Historical Museum, which has countless rare exhibits, including sculptures by Mikhail Vruble.

This observation deck near the futuristic Russian Academy of Sciences building is the best place to watch the sunset and get stunning photos.

Admire and buy reproductions and original artworks at the Vernissage on the Krymskaya Embankment.

Founded on the belief that jewellery should turn fleeting moments into eternity, the brand creates heirloom-quality pieces that speak without words.

The Ruarts Foundation, established by collector and philanthropist Marianna Sardarova in 2003, actively promotes contemporary art in Russia.

Step inside the atom: this underground skyscraper fuses nuclear science, future technologies and art into one unforgettable immersive journey.

Russia's first art cluster and largest centre of modern art, once a brewery and winery, combines art galleries, workshops, and educational programmes

Main exhibition contains more than 80 thousand unique exhibits that represent the traditions and glory of Russian sport.

In 2021, Russia's first and only museum dedicated to cryptography opened. It tells visitors about the technologies of secret communication.

This cute 400-metre street in central Moscow is known for its rich past and fascinating present — today it’s a luxury shopping spot with boutiques.

One of the capital's main pedestrian streets runs between Red and Lubyanka squares. Today, it is home to tons of shops, restaurants, bars, and cafes.

The main building of Moscow State University, set atop Sparrow Hills, is the tallest of the seven Stalinist high-rise buildings.

A centuries-old street in central Moscow near the Detsky Mir children's store. Shop, dine, and stroll on Kuznetsky Most.

Its aesthetics are deeply rooted in Russian culture and history, each piece reflects echoes of imperial elegance and the splendour of past centuries.

One of Moscow’s central squares, nearby Red Square, is home to the Bolshoy and Maly theatres, as well as the Russian Academic Youth Theatre.

One of the most beautiful metro stations in Moscow, was among the first 13 stations that were launched in May 1935.

Inspired by art, history, and a strong family legacy, the house blends timeless traditions with a contemporary vision of elegance.

Founded in 1988 as the first private gallery in the USSR, Mars continues to showcase cutting-edge contemporary artwork.

Opened in 1952. Today, the station is illuminated by 32 stained glass windows and plate-shaped chandeliers.

The oldest cinema in Moscow, Khudozhestvenny, screened its first film in 1909, and it’s still going strong!

Head to the Mediahall Zaryadye, also known as the Time Machine, to experience all of Russia, not just Moscow, throughout the ages.

Cube.Moscow is a space in the centre of Moscow where engaging with contemporary art becomes a precious experience.

The iconic Cosmonautics and Aviation Centre, one of Yuri Gagarin’s favourite spots in Moscow, contains actual soil brought back from the Moon in 1972

Play some classic arcade games, go on an interactive tour, try some Soviet soda water and milkshakes, and take pictures in a vintage photo booth.

Everything you ever wanted to know about light all in one place. Check out exhibits on lamps, various lanterns, and outdoor lighting control panels.

RIO Oceanarium, housing more than 300 species of marine life, gives visitors a chance to walk through a tunnel while surrounded by aquatic life.

The State Darwin Museum, covering seven floors, tells about the theory of evolution, the diversity of life on Earth, and natural selection.

This is an exciting children's area in the Aviapark Mall, where kids get to learn about different professions and the big, wide world.

In this unique interactive space, visitors travel to a fairy-tale forest, explore Atlantis, and admire a panorama of Moscow in King Kong’s palm.

Located at a height of 354 metres — taller than the Ostankino and Eiffel towers — #ONLY LOVE IS ABOVE is the highest observation deck in Europe.

A legendary swim club in Moscow, has a standard 25-metre Olympic pool and children’s pools, as well as a large whirlpool area with 116 geysers.

The State Museum of Oriental Art displays weapons, shadow puppets, figurines, and many more items from China, Japan, Korea, and other countries.