Must Visit Places !
Moscow Metro
A visit to Moscow wouldn't be complete without visiting the Moscow Metro Stations. Yes, visiting, not only using them as a mode of transport. These are the worlds most beautiful subway stations, they look like museums! Train stations with chandeliers? They were built as Palaces for the People. These are my Top 3 Train Stations in Moscow, you got to see this!
Mayakovskaya Station
Komsomolskaya Station
Kievskaya Station
Novoslobodkaya Station
Taganskaya Station
Ploschad Revolutsii
Electrozavodskaya Station
Radisson Royal Cruise Moscow
Enjoy Moscow's majestic sights and landmarks by taking a scenic river cruise along the Moscow River, which is also known as Moskva River. In this cruise, you get to decide whether to depart from the Ukraine Hotel Pier or the Gorky Park Pier. Once you embark on the boat, you'll be greeted by friendly and warm onboard staff who'll make you feel right at home. During this two and a half-hour long cruise, you can help yourself to the restaurant and bar for food and refreshments at your own expenses, all while taking in the magnificent views of Russia's capital city. Throughout the experience, simply kick back, relax, and behold wonderful structures from the boat windows. The cruise will be passing by places such as Kremlin Palace, Vasily Ascension Cathedral, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Statue of Peter I, New Holy Cemetery, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow University, and more, so you don't have to worry about missing a single thing! The best way to see Moscow is through a river cruise, so book your vouchers now!
Padlock Tree Park Moscow
ROWS OF DOZENS OF TREES, each one housing hundreds if not thousands of padlocks, adorn the banks of the Moscow River and symbolize a couple’s eternal love in marriage.
When a couple get married, they write their names on a padlock (which is often the shape of a heart), lock it to some free space on one of the metal tree frames, and toss the key into the river. Although the practice is common in many other countries, the iron trees that lovers affix their lock to make Moscow’s bridge of love a unique and romantic site.
It is not uncommon to see newlyweds on the bridge, and even brides in their wedding gowns, kissing just before clicking down their padlock of love on Luzhkov Bridge.
izmailovo kremlin
Izmailovo District’s landmark open-air market, which dates back to the 17th century, when it was an avant-garde market selling original paintings, crafts, and wares. The market is now connected to the Izmailovo Kremlin by a wooden bridge. Taking the appearance of a town, with roofed stalls lining a maze of walkways, it is divided into two tiers: the Vernissage for souvenirs and traditional handicrafts, and the flea market for all else. The bazaar is attended by merchants from regions all over Russia and is a favored shopping destination for locals and tourists alike, brimming with items ranging from books, baskets, retro toys and furniture to Soviet memorabilia, fur hats, nesting dolls, and traditional artwork.
Entering the Izmailovo Kremlin is like stepping back in time. Most popular during the summer and on weekends, the complex and its labyrinthine market space are equally charming during quiet, uncrowded hours.
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