The Diamond fund
This is home to the Crown Jewels. Catherine the Great’s coronation crown and an 89…
Red Staircase
This is located right next to the Cathedral of the Annunciation. It is famous for…
Czar Cannon and Czar Bell
These are two fantastic though strange features of the Kremlin. The cannon was built in…
The Armory Museum
This was built in the 1800s on the site where Royal treasures were stored. A…
The Patriarch’s Palace
The Patriarch’s Palace and the Cathedral of the Twelve Apostles is a museum which showcases…
Cathedral Square
Every Saturday at noon the changing of the guards ceremony occurs at this square. The…
What to do with children in town
Kolomenskoye This is a sprawling estate situated along the Moscow River. This estate can be…
Bolshoi Theatre
Bolshoi means’grand’ and this theatre is so because of its brilliant ballet and opera performances.…
Novodevichy Convent and Cemetery
This convent was built in 1524. It comprises of a number of Churches including the…
Tretiakov Gallery
This museum was built in the 19th Century. This is the most famous of the…
The Cathedral of Christ the Savior
This was built in the 1800s to commemorate Russia’s victory over Napoleon Bonaparte. Records of…
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Named after the famous Russian writer Pushkin, this museum unlike Tretiakov Gallery is home to…
St. Basil’s Cathedral
This was built in the 1500s to commemorate Russia’s victory over the Mongol Tartars in…
Red Square & Lenin’s Mausoleum
Red Square is one of the most important sites in Moscow and swarming with tourists…
The Kremlin
This massive fortress was built in the 12 th century to protect against invasion. It…
Alexandrovsky Gardens
These gardens are lovely to take a stroll through. At the entrance of the garden,…