Several surveys in recent years have put Moscow as the most expensive city in the world, ahead of London, Tokyo and New York. Hotels, restaurants and real estate prices are certainly sky high and reflect Moscow’s new role as one of the world’s strongest business hubs.
Exploring Moscow as a tourist can be an experience. Everything is just so big. And if you like feeling small, anonymous and unimportant then Moscow is definitely the place for you! Surprisingly, after you’ve got used to it, it feels quite energizing; and if it’s adventure you’re after you’ve come to the right place…
Sights of Moscow are the main reason tourists come into the city from all corners of the world.
Diversity of sights of Moscow may cause confusion among tourists who do not have time enough to see all the monuments and interesting places of the Russian capital. From the diversity of cultural, historical and other sights of Moscow have to choose a minimum, and you want to include the most striking monuments, which convey the spirit of the ancient Russian city, which is famous for Moscow.
One of such unique sights, a symbol of Moscow is the Kremlin. The whole architectural complex, whose story begins almost simultaneously with the history of Moscow. For centuries, the Kremlin has been at the heart of Moscow. Together with the city he went through tests of wars, was rebuilt and changed.
Among the many museums of Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery, perhaps is the most known for a wide range of foreign tourists, and this is one of the first museums, which comes in response to the question “what to see in Moscow?” Other, the most popular and valuable sights of Moscow are The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, St. Basil’s Cathedral, Novodevichy Convent.
