Kunst & Kultur

The German Quarter (Nemetskaya Sloboda) emerged in the 16th and 17th centuries... It was a vibrant community of diplomats, engineers, doctors, and artisans from Western...

The most prominent Islamic landmark in the city is the Moscow Cathedral Mosque. This mosque, originally built in 1904, underwent a massive reconstruction and reopened...

The Moscow Choral Synagogue, also known as the Grand Choral Synagogue, is the oldest and most important synagogue in the city. Constructed in a neoclassical...

The Moscow International Business Center, commonly known as 'Moscow City,' emerged as a symbol of Russia's new capitalist ambition. These glittering skyscrapers provided a striking...

Initiatives like the 'Window to Africa' festival are regularly held at venues like the Moscow House of Nationalities... These events bring together representatives of African...

The Moscow Buddhist Centre, for instance, provides a place for practice and study... It welcomes everyone interested in Buddhist philosophy. Such centers serve as spiritual...

French became the undisputed lingua franca of the Russian aristocracy... This linguistic adoption reflected a broader embrace of French enlightenment ideals, manners, and educational philosophies.

Aristotele Fioravanti, an architect from Bologna, arrived in Moscow in 1475. Ivan III tasked him with rebuilding the Assumption Cathedral... Fioravanti skillfully blended Russian architectural...

Explore Moscow spring cherry blossoms at Apothecary Garden with the Moscow CityPass.

Explore rainy day Moscow indoor attractions like Tretyakov with the Moscow CityPass.

The Paschal Vigil, which begins on Saturday night and extends into early Easter Sunday, is the highlight of Orthodox Easter Moscow... The beauty of the...

Central to this enchanting transformation are the magnificent Moscow Christmas Markets, which burst to life across the capital, inviting locals and visitors alike to immerse...