See and Do in Moscow
Moscow offers some great things to see and do for expats living in the city. There are a number of cultural and religious attractions to see, as well as historic architectural structures and landmarks, and a few interesting museums.The Kremlin
The quintessential Moscow attraction is the Kremlin, dating back to 1147 and home to numerous golden-domed churches and palaces, as well as museums and monuments.
Telephone: (495) 695 4187
Red Square
Set in the heart of Moscow, the historic Red Square is a spacious cobbled area that has been used for everything from festivals to executions in Russia’s turbulent past.
St Basil's Cathedral
The beautiful, multicoloured domes of St Basil's Cathedral are an extraordinary sight for all expats in Moscow to experience.
Telephone: (095) 298 5880
Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre
Culture-buff expats in Moscow will love going to the Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre to watch the world-famous opera and ballet companies, all hosted in an exquisite venue.
Telephone: (095) 292 9270 (tickets)
Tretyakov Gallery
The Tretyakov Gallery is home to an exemplary collection of Russian art works from as far back as the 11th century.
Telephone: (095) 951 1362
Poklonnaya Hill
Military enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to Poklonnaya Hill, invaded by both Napoleon and Hitler and home to a memorial Mosque and Synagogue, and an open air museum dedicated.
Telephone: 495 142 4185
Cathedral of Christ the Saviour
Originally established by Tsar Alexander to commemorate the soldiers who fought against Napoleon, and currently the largest Orthodox Church in the world, this is a sightseeing must for expats in Moscow.
Borodino Panorama Museum
This museum houses artefacts of the battle of Borodino, regarded as the bloodiest of the Napoleonic wars, and features a 360˚ painting of the battle.
Telephone: 495 148 19 67
Moscow Metro
The extraordinary Moscow Metro features elaborate pillars and walls decorated with realist artworks, as well as marble floored 'tarmac'.
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