How to spend one day in Moscow

Moscow is the capital, and, therefore, it is here that the greatest number of entertainment centres, museums and other attractions. In the city, where more than 10 million people, you can easily find a lot of interesting places that meet your taste, needs and purse size. But how to have time to watch all the most outstanding in Moscow in just one day? Will assist the following recommendations.

Instruction

Visit the heart of Moscow – Red square and the Kremlin. It is here that you can make a wish by throwing a coin over your right shoulder, stand in the place of execution. And also: hear the chiming clock, to enjoy the beautiful views from the benches in the Alexander garden to see the changing of the guard and the Eternal flame at the Kremlin walls. You can buy tickets to the tour and get directly to the Kremlin, visit to St. Basil's Cathedral, etc. Next to red square is worth visiting the Central shopping stores, GUM or TSUM. These trading centres have long been a part of the history of Moscow. However, to buy Souvenirs do not use these shops, as the prices here are very high.

Time to observe the main sights of Moscow will contribute to a boat trip along Moscow-river. For example, from the pier of the Sparrow hills you will be able to sail past Gorky Park and to see the powerful attractions, then see the famous chocolate factory "Red October", the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the Kremlin, etc. After the walk should visit the famous Tretyakov gallery, the Pushkin Museum, to see the panorama of Moscow from Sparrow hills.

Morning is better to "give" on the inspection of historical monuments, tours and afternoons to dedicate to the other side of life. As for entertainment there are a limited amount of time, visit VDNH. There are all things one can only wish. You will be able to ride on the rides, for example, to take a ride on the Moscow Ferris wheel. Then take a horse ride through the vast Park, paddle boats. And also visit the pavilions of the Park where they sell various things (including gifts), and has a variety of exhibitions (e.g. exhibition of rare butterflies).

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