National Park “Losiny Ostrov” (Elk Island) is a true natural oasis located to the northeast of Moscow. This vast natural area, situated on the border of the Meshchera Lowlands and the southern spurs of the Klin-Dmitrov Ridge, is a unique place where a rich history, diverse flora and fauna, and opportunities for active and educational recreation converge. Here you can not only enjoy the picturesque landscapes but also get in touch with the traditions of Russian everyday life, visit ecological... read more

Petrovsky Park in Moscow is a true living open-air museum, where history, culture, and modernity intertwine in a harmonious ensemble. Located at 40 Leningradsky Prospect in the "Airport" district, this unique park attracts both tourists and Muscovites with its rich history, architectural masterpieces, and diverse opportunities for active... read more

Park Fili, or Filievsky Park, is one of the most picturesque corners of Moscow, as well as a genuine center of active recreation, historical heritage, and cultural events. Spanning an area of 260 hectares along the right bank of the Moscow River, this park in the west of the capital combines natural beauty, modern infrastructure, and a rich history. Here, everyone will find something to their liking: from peaceful strolls along scenic alleys to active sports, creative workshops, and family... read more

The Spasskaya Tower is one of the most recognizable architectural symbols not only of Moscow but of all Russia. Its majestic silhouette with chimes and a ruby star is familiar to every resident of the country. It is under the chimes of the Spasskaya Tower that Russians welcome the New Year, and the structure itself has remained a witness to the most important events in national history for... read more

Krutitsy Metochion is a picturesque architectural ensemble that immerses visitors in the atmosphere of medieval Moscow from the 13th to the 18th centuries. Cobblestone paths, majestic red-brick cathedrals, and towers adorned with intricate tiles create a unique sense of antiquity. Today, it is an active religious center with ongoing church services, museums, and regular historical... read more

Patriarch’s Ponds is one of the most romantic and mysterious places in the Russian capital, located in the center of Moscow, not far from the Garden Ring. This picturesque corner is wrapped in numerous legends and tales, and thanks to Mikhail Bulgakov’s novel “The Master and Margarita,” it is known far beyond Russia. Muscovites affectionately call this district... read more