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Moscow Overview

Moscow is a city which because of its past and present poltics many people have not visited or appreciated. The earliest known documentation of this city is 1147. Since then it has been an integral part of Russian society. For the last six centuries it has been the spiritual home of the Russian Orthodox Church. After the 1917 October Revolution many of the Chuches were closed down erased or converted into museums. Some though, with customary Russian enigma, were allowed to continue preaching as were churches from other Christian Jewish and Muslim faiths.

Onlookers often have viewed Moscow merely as the seat of poltical power in Russia, but for generations its has been the core of Russian art and culture. Art music and theatre are part of the citys way of life. It has, for example, been the home of the Bolshi Ballet since 1825. Since the fall of communism it has also become the most economically productive city in Russia. Though famous for its severe winter cold its climate is actually very unstable and consecutive summers and winters often differ dramatically. So much so that many Moscow citizens find the concept of reliable weather forecasts as a delusion. One of the cities daily joys is its apparent low levels of traffic.

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Restaurants In Moscow

Moscow has numerous cafes and restaurants some (even those open 24 hours) offer exceptional food. A recent addition to the Moscow Cafe Society are the Coffee Bean Cafes which offer superb coffee and enormous cappuccinos - even if the accompanying cakes are not as good. This expanding chain has cafes at 18 Pokrovka, Bely Gorod, 18 Kuznetsky Most Bely Gorod and 5 Pyatniyskaya, Zamoskvoreche. If you like Chinese, Persian or Russian dishes Beloye Solntse Pustyni at 29 Neglinnya.ul is reportedly good value. The service is not outstanding but the food is exceptional and there is an English version of the menu available. The set menu Dastarkhan offers samples of several dishes accompanied by a salad with exceptional vegatables. Tel: 095 209 7525. Metro: Kuznetsky Most.

Another place with good reports is CDL at 50 Povarskaya which sells real Russian food including Beef Stroganoff and Borscht (meat dumplings) in a very attractive wood panelled room.

Good Russian food 24 hours a day is available from Bochka 2.ul. 1905 Goda Tel 095 252 3041. This establishment is expensive but very reliable and frequented by indigenious Russians of all ages especially those in business. On Fridays it has a tradition of roasting wild game (bulls and goats) on a split. Another restaurant that offers good salads and side dishes. One restaurant that is recommended and acknowledged as exceptional in several guides is Pushkin at 26 Tverskoi Bulvar. Open 24 hours and with a very good wine list this restaurant is one of Moscow's finest. It has an extensive Russian menu including Blini, Caviar and Pelmeni. It also serves good breakfasts. Advance booking on 095 229 5590 is recommended at all times. In the summer patrons are able to dine on the restaurant's rooftop patio.

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In the last decade night life in Moscow has expanded with many clubs open to the early hours and the music on offer is very ecleptic. One club that caters for all tastes is the B - 2 Club at 8 Bolshaya Sadovaya. A five floor club, with Sushi Bar, several dance clubs and a reputation for live rock music. Tel: 095 209 9909. Metro: Mayakovskaya. Also The Blue Bird Jazz Cafe at 23 Malaya Dmitrovka ul. is one of Moscows oldest clubs - Tel 095 299 2225. There also is The Hard Rock Cafe(Russian style) next to metro Smolenskaya Tel: 095 299 2225.

Moscow History

The earliest documented record of Moscow as a place is 1147. Over the last four - five hundred years it has been the seat of power to governments of very differing persuasions - all of whom have left their own legacies. Consequently it is a city which today is rich in architecture and culture which can be appreciated even in the depths of the famous Russian winter.

Other Places To Visit

The Official Moscow Tourist Board site and the Uncle Pasha sites on this page list other places in Moscow worth visting. The latter site can occasionally provide mutli lingual private guides. Of particular interest maybe

The Pushkin Museum Of Fine Art, which has a very wide selection of European Art, and also the former KGB Headquarters where dissidents were tortured and executed.

The Gorky Amusement Park which has a host of rides for children an adults and The Sparrow (Lenin) Hills Observation Platform. on Moscow's highest ground.

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The Bolshoi Ballet

The internationally renowned home of Russian Ballet and Opera productions includes a magnificent 19th century auditorium. Visitors should note that tickets for all productions sell very quickly and it is advisable to make advance bookings: www.bolshoi.ru The theatre address is 1 Teatralnaya.Pl Nearest Metro Teatralnaya

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Red Square

Originally in the 18th century named 'Torg' (which was Slavic for 'marketplace) the square became known as Red Square as over time the meaning of Torg changed to bueatiful colour. Post WW2 the square became renowned for Soviet military parades annually on Mayday and October 17th (the anniversary of the Russian Revolution), as they saluted the Russian Authorities standing on a platform built on the walls of the Kremlin in 1956.

These parades still take place but in a lower vein than before. Other features of the square include in front of the Kremlin Lenins Tomb where Lenins body can be viewed and the 16th century St Basil's Katherdral which is famous for its many onion shaped domes. Many visitors believe that Red Square is best viewed at night when the entire square is lit up by floodlights. The nearest metro is Ploshchad Revolutsi

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Sightseeing & Attractions In Moscow - The Kremlin

The original Kremlin was built out of wood in 1156 and then rebuilt in new wood in 1339. The first white stone were added to the buiding 26 years later. In 1485 The Assumption Catherdral was added using red brick a setting a precedent for future constructions. In 1838 Tsar Nicholas commissioned the building of The Great Kremlin Palace. This 700 roomed building took eleven tears to build and now day is the official home of the Russian President. The Kremlin also is the home to three other catherdarals and two museums. The Ivan Great Bell Tower has a 'prescence' similiar to the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona and The Church of The Deposition would not look out of place next to the Cava Monastery in Kiev. Admission to the grounds of the Kremlin is less than a € / $ . Seperate admissions charges apply to individual buildings. The Kremlin is open daily (Thursday excepted) 10- 5pm.

unclepasha.com

There are few sites of this calibre - the range of information and advice that it offers on life in Moscow and Russia in general is amazing. Its author, pulls no punches, has little time for aesethetics and could lecture many tourist boards!.

cheap-moscow.com

If you have little or no money this site is your survival pack. If you want to meet real people who are not intent on ripping off tourists this site may suffice.

Public Transport In Moscow

The Moscow Metro consist of a dozen lines and operates from 5.30am until 01.00am Trains run every 2-4 minutes but every 1-2 minutes peak hours. When a train arrives the name of the staion and the next station is broadcast. All stations have a first aid post and a police post. and phones for local and international calls. Single tickets, cards and season tickets are available for sole use on the metro. Monthly passes are issued for a specific month and can purchased from 14 days before the 1st of the month. There is also a city pass which covers any type of public transport but beware this is limited to 70 rides. They are not as cheap as the metro season tickets but offer more choice.
Buses trolleybus and trams cost 15 RBL per journey if you pay the driver or 12RBL if you buy them from Kiosks or metro station beforehand. Bus stops are Yellow plates with the letter A. Trolley stops are white with the letter T and Trams white with letters Tp. These services run from 5.30am until 1am but can be very unreliable in the evening. There are private minibuses' Marashrukha' with the same numbers and routes as the buses. See St Petersburg Transport below for how to use them.
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Marvellous Metro

The metro stations in central Moscow were built as 'Public Palaces'. They were lavishly decorated with chandeliers, mosaics, stained glass windows and marble in shades of black, pink and white. These stations have been maintained in their original glory. Commuters on other cities in this world can only hope!

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Moscow Airport - (Domodedovo)

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Moscow Airport Code: DME

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Airport Facilities

An airport with an 'air of class' about it. An Asian restaurant with tasteful Japaneese food, average european fast food restaurants and & on the second floor a trade centre offering a wide range of Russian goods and souvenirs.Free phone & Internet access in the VIP& Business Centre.

Travel From Moscow Domodedovo Airport To Central Moscow

Domodedovo Airport is about 49 Klm from central Moscow. The fastest way of covering this journey is on overland rail: The Aeroexpress Train covers the journey in 45 minutes for 120 Rub. Timetable and Tickets. Your will disembark at Paveletsky Stration. Note the nearest undergrouds station to this terminus is Paveletskaya. The all stopping service on the same route takes about 90 minutes. There also are express buses and mini buses from the airport to Domoededovskaya Underground Station. These journey ake about 30 minutes. From there the journey into central Moscow will take a further 30 - 45 minutes.

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