I would suggest the Armory at Red Square, it is a seperate ticket from the Museum, but well worth the extra money. You will see jewlery from Catherene the Great, the Order of Victory etc, and gold nuggets the size of soft balls, diamonds galore etc, etc. It is a must see.
Just for your info there is a Russian ticket price and a foreigner ticket price. For us it is ten times the price:thumbsdown . And they are very good at making sure you don't get in as a Russian:nono .
The Museum of Revolution by the Moscow Theatre, by Pushkinskya Square is well worth it. They have a very interesting collectables gift shop too. Many interesting things to buy, if you can get them out of the country.
Just for your info there is a Russian ticket price and a foreigner ticket price. For us it is ten times the price:thumbsdown . And they are very good at making sure you don't get in as a Russian:nono .
The Museum of Revolution by the Moscow Theatre, by Pushkinskya Square is well worth it. They have a very interesting collectables gift shop too. Many interesting things to buy, if you can get them out of the country.
tinmoldova Wrote:I'm heading to Moscow next month for a long weekend (TH-Mo) and am wondering what are your recommended "must sees?"
It is likely to be bitterly cold, so indoor/museum sorts of ideas are of great interest. I went back through the threads to April 2005 and didn't find anything that really touched on Moscow (I'm not heading anywhere else). Any suggestions?
