Arts & Culture in Moscow

Gorky Park opened in 1928 and was the first holiday park in the Soviet Union with playgrounds, sport stadiums, exhibition halls and attractions for kids. During the 'pere...

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There are now open 30 bike renting stations around Moscow centre where you can............

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A river cruise is an easy and affordable way to avoid the busy roads of the city centre while enjoying an unimpeded view of historic land marks of the Moscow such, as th...

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City Sightseeing Moscow! Explore Moscow from the top deck of an open top bus............

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Yuri Kuklachev's Cat Theatre, which was established in 1990, settled in the former "Prizyv" cinema building, located on Kutuzovsky Prospekt (avenue). Yuri Kuklachev and h...

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The Moscow Zoo was founded way back 1864 and so will relatively soon celebrate a century and a half of entertaining families. From more humble beginnings, its territory n...

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Moscow planetarium is one of the most interesting places to visit, there are various objects which illustrate fundamental physical laws.............

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The Flying Banana Children's Theatre is the only English language theatre for children in Moscow. British actors and musicians together with the theater director Martin C...

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The Moscow Maritime Aquarium is a public Oceanarium and located on Chistye Prudy in the city centre and so very conveniently situated for a visit. Fish, sea urchins, star...

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At Empire Swim Academy we provide expatriates and residents of City of Moscow, Russia with the best quality swim programs that develop the physical, athletic and personal...

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One of the largest aquariums in the world, Moscow Aquarium features 8,000 animals that occupy saltwater 80 tanks. Located at VDNKH All-Russian Exhibition Center, the newl...

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Welcome to the largest indoor water park in Europe! Situated just outside of the Moscow ring-road, the Kva-Kva (russian "Kwa-Kwa") water park has numerous water slides to...

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The State Darwin Museum is one of the Moscow museums that may be interesting and enjoyable for both adults and children. The museum was growing and developing over the ye...

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Moscow State Puppet Theatre named after Sergey Obraztsov was founded in 1931. It's one of the most remarkable places to visit in Moscow, it's not only about kids' puppet ...

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One of the best water parks in Moscow, Moreon is just what you need for a day of family fun: wave pools, water slides and thermal baths will get your kids squealing with ...

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Nikulin Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard is considered to be one of the best circuses in Russia and indeed worldwide. The building was constructed in 1880 through the efforts...

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The Palaeontological Museum is located in South-West Moscow. Made of red brick with towers and a patio it looks like a real shrine of science.............

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One of Moscow’s largest indoor amusement parks, HAPPYLON Magic Park comprises 650 square meters of pure fun. 15 head-spinning rides, over 200 arcade machine, “Dragon ...

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One of the largest multifunctional sports complexes in the world, the renovated Luzhniki will seat up to 81.000 people. A host to numerous sports events and concerts, the...

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A newcomer on Moscow's restaurant scene, Gastro Pub Chelsea brings a fresh breath to the city's pub culture. Named after London's elite Chelsea neighborhood, this exquisi...

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