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Top 50 Best Things to Do in Moscow [2025]

The Moscow Kremlin
The Moscow Kremlin
The Moscow Kremlin
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The Moscow Kremlin

The Moscow Kremlin

4.8
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1285 reviews
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8.3
From BRL 94.61
Based on 2,897 reviews
542m from downtown
Phone +74956970349
Address: Moscow, Russia, 103132
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–4 hours
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Highlights:
󰀆Red Square views & Lenin's Tomb
󰋄Red walls & cityscape within
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Visiting the Moscow Kremlin was an unforgettable experience. The atmosphere, architecture, and historical depth of the place are truly impressive. Everything was well organized, and the value for money was excellent. Even as a solo traveler, I felt fully immersed and engaged the entire time. A must-visit landmark in Moscow that really shows the heart of Russian history and culture.
The Kremlin, this resounding name, is like a captivating magic box, filled with Russia's fascinating stories. It is not only the center of Russian politics but also a treasure trove of art and history. Stepping into the Kremlin is like entering a vibrant fairytale world, making one want to explore every corner and soak in its historical charm.
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Great Moscow State Circus
Great Moscow State Circus
Great Moscow State Circus
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Great Moscow State Circus

Great Moscow State Circus

4.4
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89 reviews
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7.3
From BRL 124.57
Based on 492 reviews
8.4 km from downtown
Phone +74959300300
Address: пр. Вернадского, 7, Moscow, Russia, 119296
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
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Highlights:
󱓊Open-air amphitheater seats 2000
󰀆140-year Russian circus symbol
󱨠Saved by 208 users󱨠81% positive reviews
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Sure! Here’s a polished and positive review you can post along with your photos:I attended the Russian Circus today, and it was an absolutely amazing experience! 🤩The show was spectacular, with outstanding performances and great organization. Every act was exciting and professionally done, and the atmosphere was fantastic.The venue was well-organized and suitable for all ages. I highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Moscow. 🔥🎪Thank you for such a memorable show — definitely worth it and I would love to come again!
The actors performed with passion, the music was played by a live band, and the lights were gorgeous. The circus you and I watched at the Matryoshka Hotel was better. If you come to Moscow for a trip, it is worth seeing. It is very convenient to buy tickets on Ctrip. You can just scan the QR code when entering.
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State Historical Museum
State Historical Museum
State Historical Museum
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State Historical Museum

State Historical Museum

4.6
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374 reviews
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6.9
From BRL 173.45
Based on 42 reviews
64m from downtown
Phone +74956923731
Address: Red Square, 1, Moscow, Russia, 109012
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–4 hours
Highlights:
Virtual reality recreates historical scenes
󰀆Red Square: history & artifacts
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The State Historical Museum of Russia, a symbol of Russian history and culture, not only houses a rich collection of historical artifacts but also bears witness to Russia's long history and unique cultural traditions. Here, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of Russia's development from ancient times to the present and its important position in world history.
A place that gives you a comprehensive understanding of Russia's history from the ape age to the early 19th century. There are 36 exhibition halls, each of which is not large, but the exhibits are very classic. Unfortunately, the Chinese audio guide can only hear the introduction of a small part of the selected exhibits, and the rest depends on your own research. It is worth coming a few more times
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Red Square
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Red Square

Red Square

4.8
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1494 reviews
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6.9
Based on 20,608 reviews
304m from downtown
Address: Red Square, Moscow, Russia, 109012
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours
Highlights:
󰋄GUM's Neo-Renaissance architecture
󰀆Unique architecture & Red Square lights
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Red Square, picturesque and poetic, unfolds quietly in the heart of Moscow, Russia, like a historical scroll. The red buildings and the weight of history are all embodied in this unique square, making one feel as if immersed in a long river of history, experiencing the changes of the times and the vicissitudes of history.
The Red Square in Moscow is absolutely breathtaking and lively ! During the day, you can truly appreciate its grand architecture, from the colorful domes of St. Basil’s Cathedral to the elegant walls of the Kremlin. The square is filled with energy, tourists, and local life.But at night, it transforms completely — the lights bring a magical glow to every building, and the atmosphere becomes calm yet mesmerizing. Walking there after sunset feels like stepping into a fairytale, with the reflections on the cobblestone and the illuminated towers creating unforgettable views.If you visit Moscow, don’t miss seeing Red Square both day and night — it’s two different worlds in one iconic place!
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St. Basil's Cathedral
St. Basil's Cathedral
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St. Basil's Cathedral

St. Basil's Cathedral

4.6
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698 reviews
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6.7
From BRL 173.45
Based on 12,444 reviews
516m from downtown
Phone +74956983304
Address: Red Square, 7, Moscow, Russia, 109012
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Highlights:
󰋄Unique nine colorful onion domes
󱓊Red Square: iconic & historic landmark
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The magnificent St. Basil's Cathedral is renowned for its vibrant colors and unique design. Whether under a clear blue sky or at nightfall, it shines brightly, radiating an indescribable charm. As one of the symbols of Russia, it has witnessed the vicissitudes of history and embodies people's steadfast faith and yearning for a better life.
Definitely worth the visit. Breathtaking and very different
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GUM
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GUM

GUM

4.8
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122 reviews
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6.3
Based on 6,009 reviews
292m from downtown
Phone +74957884343
Address: Red Square, 3, Moscow, Russia, 109012
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours
Highlights:
󰋄Kremlin view from café terrace
󰋄Russian-themed shops & glass roof
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Right beside Red Square, GUM is a masterpiece of architecture and elegance! By day, it’s full of life — sunlight streams through the beautiful glass roof as people stroll between luxury shops, cafés, and ice cream stands. You can feel both history and modern charm blending perfectly inside this grand shopping gallery.Whether you come for a quick coffee, some shopping, or simply to enjoy the view — GUM is an unforgettable part of the Red Square experience!
GUM: Iconic Shopping HavenMy visit to GUM in Moscow's city center near Red Square was a delightful experience. The historic architecture combined with a vast array of shops offered a unique and luxurious shopping atmosphere. From high-end fashion boutiques to traditional Russian goods, GUM catered to every taste and preference. The grandeur of the surroundings added to the allure of the shopping experience, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Moscow.
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Vorob'yevy gory
Vorob'yevy gory
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Vorob'yevy gory

Vorob'yevy gory

4.3
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207 reviews
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6.0
Based on 2,197 reviews
7 km from downtown
Address: Ulitsa Kosygina, 28, Moscow, Russia, 119270
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Highlights:
󰀆Winter ski jump hotspot
󱨜View Kremlin & iconic buildings
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Sparrow Hills is a must-see attraction in Moscow. The mountain is not high and is friendly to the elderly. Moscow University and Moscow River cruises are nearby. You can take a cable car across the river to see the city view. The cable car costs 600 rubles, and the scenic area itself is free.
Traveling to Russia, this stop came to Moscow, came to this place, this place is called Sparrow Hills, Sparrow Hills without sparrows, just a name. This place was formerly called Lenin Hill, located in the southwest of Moscow, Russia, on the south bank of the Moscow River. It is also the highest point in Moscow, but it is only 220 meters, haha. There is a famous observation deck here, located 85 meters above the river level, where you can see part of the city view of Moscow, including the famous Luzhniki Stadium and Ukraine Hotel. Not far from the observation deck is the Luzhniki Railway Bridge, and this observation deck is also facing the gate of Moscow University. There is a ski jump on Sparrow Hills, built in 1953, and various mountain bike and racing competitions are often held on the mountain. In an open space on Sparrow Hill, the angle is very good. On one side, you can see the city, and on the other side is the designated place for taking graduation photos of Moscow University. Once graduation arrives, you may see groups of graduates gathering here to take graduation photos. The background of the photo is the teaching building of Moscow University, a very beautiful background. If the weather is good, the photos will be taken with a large piece of blue sky and white clouds, but the weather in Moscow is often dim, and there are only more than 70 days of sunshine a year. When we arrived, it was winter, that is, it was snowing. The section of road facing Moscow University was already buried in snow, and we couldn't see the road. Maybe there was grass there. Everyone stood on it. The snow was very thick, so we had to be careful. It would go down when we stepped on it. There were some benches next to it, and it felt like a small park.
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Arbat Street
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Arbat Street

Arbat Street

4.8
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264 reviews
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5.9
Based on 1,583 reviews
1.8 km from downtown
Address: Moscow, Russia
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours
Highlights:
󱨜Explore artsy & unique shops
󱓊Visit Pushkin & other celebrities' homes
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Arbat Street is a famous pedestrian street in the center of Moscow, Russia. It originated in the 15th century and was once a paradise for artists and painters. It preserves many quaint buildings, with small shops next to each other, a wide range of goods, and a strong Russian style.
Arbat Street is a famous pedestrian street in the center of Moscow. It originated in the 15th century and is about 1 km long. It is close to the Moscow River and is one of the oldest streets in Moscow. A beautiful street.
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Central Armed Forces Museum

Central Armed Forces Museum

4.2
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53 reviews
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5.9
Based on 290 reviews
3.2 km from downtown
Phone +74956811880
Address: Ulitsa Sovetskoy Armii, 2, Moscow, Russia, 129272
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours
Highlights:
󱨜Travel through WWII history
󰋄Outdoor exhibit: cannons & torpedoes
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The Central Armed Forces Museum is definitely worth a visit. It's conveniently located, not crowded, and the staff are friendly. There are about 20 museums in total, and it takes about two hours to see them all. You can also buy souvenirs at reasonable prices. Overall, it's a very worthwhile place to visit. When we were there, there were dozens of new Russian soldiers receiving patriotic education, and we were able to listen to them, which was quite interesting.
The Central Museum of the Armed Forces in Moscow, Russia, displays a history of Soviet military from the establishment of the first regular army to today. It is the most complete place in the world to witness the 70-year history of the Soviet Red Army. The museum exhibits more than 800,000 military exhibits, including military flags, medals, weapons, military transportation vehicles, military uniforms and military equipment from various periods. Armed transportation vehicles and weapons are displayed in the main exhibition hall of the museum, ranging from various weapons used during the civil war from 1918 to 1922 to today's advanced ballistic missiles.
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