Markets in Moscow

Moscow's markets are vibrant hubs of culture, commerce, and culinary delights, offering visitors a genuine taste of local life. The iconic Izmailovsky Market is a treasure trove of arts, crafts, and souvenirs, showcasing the rich heritage of Russian craftsmanship. At the Danilovsky Market, you can find fresh produce, gourmet foods, and artisanal products, perfect for a leisurely day of exploration. Gorky Park's flea market hosts unique vintage finds amidst beautiful greenery, while the centrally located Tishinka Market is famous for antiques. Each market reflects the city's diverse spirit, inviting you to indulge in delicious street food, interact with friendly vendors, and uncover the hidden gems of Moscow's dynamic marketplace scene.

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RIGA FLOWER MARKET

Riga (Rizhskiy) Market has one of the largest selections of flowers in Moscow. Local florists go to Riga Market to buy fresh flowers at wholesale prices. Roses are usually priced at 50 rubles each, li

Dorogomilovskiy Market

Dorogomilovskiy Market is the main gastronomic market in Moscow attracting not only city residents but also chefs from some of the best local restaurants. As top distributors display their goods, you

SUNDAY UP MARKET

SUNDAY UP MARKET represents a unique Russian phenomenon in the fashion industry aimed at supporting talented Russian designers. Founded in 2008, SUNDAY UP MARKET was the first in the country to launch

Gorbushkin Mall

Gorbushkin Mall is one of the largest shopping venues in Russia selling home electronics and media devices. It was opened in 2002 and has the total area of 60,000 square meters and conta

Tishinka Flea Market

Tishkinka Flea Market is a fair held approximately four times a year with a permanent location at Tishinka Shopping Mall. In the old days, market goers would regularly meet on Tishinskaja Square where

Izmailovo Vernissage

Izmailovo Vernissage is the largest fair in Russia specializing in arts, crafts, souvenirs and antiques. The fair has been opened to the public for over ten years and has become a key Moscow attractio