The restaurant of chef Glen Ballis, gastro blogger Alexander Sysoev and restaurant critic Yan Cherepanov on Patriarch’s Ponds, which combines Mexican accents and European aesthetics of details.
A variety of seafood: shellfish, crabs, shrimps and fish from the Russian Far East, against the backdrop of a unique 360-degree panoramic view of Moscow. Gastronomy as an art, where perfection of execution is achieved under the conductor’s baton of taste – this is Sakhalin.
An elegant “near-boutique” restaurant with an exquisite menu that combines very unusual and interesting flavors, such as meat and fish with berries and fruits. The restaurant’s interior is designed in light colors with a lot of wood and marble.
Grand Café Dr. Zhivago is a popular restaurant of modern Russian cuisine just a few steps from our hotel on the first floor of the National Hotel. The restaurant’s interior is made in Soviet style.
The Moscow Metro was one of the proudest achievements of the Soviet era. Its stations are the most luxurious in the world. Many stations resemble palaces, with marble, mosaics, stained glass, life-size statues and bronze fittings. Some central metro stations, along with the Moscow Kremlin, royal estates and mansions, have become part of the capital’s architectural heritage.
Take the opportunity to visit the world’s largest museum of Russian national art and see an incredible variety of artistic masterpieces from the 11th to the 19th centuries.
A sightseeing tour of Moscow by car with stops for photographs at the most interesting sights of the capital (the Bolshoi Theatre, Stalin’s skyscrapers, the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, the Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow State University, Vorobyovy Gory, Moscow Film Studio, Novodevichy Convent, Victory Park, Moscow Triumphal Arch, Kutuzovsky Prospekt, Novy Arbat Street, Boulevard and Garden Ring.
