Day 1: Arrival and Red Square
- Arrive in Moscow and check into your accommodation.
- Begin your exploration at Red Square, home to iconic landmarks like St. Basil’s Cathedral and the State Historical Museum.
- Visit the Kremlin, including the Armory and the Diamond Fund.
- Take a stroll along Nikolskaya Street for its vibrant atmosphere and numerous shops and cafes.
Day 2: Moscow Metro and Arbat Street
- Explore the Moscow Metro, known for its beautiful and historic stations. Consider taking a guided tour or exploring on your own.
- Visit Arbat Street, a historic pedestrian street with shops, cafes, and street performers.
- Explore the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour and enjoy views of Moscow from Patriarch Bridge.
Day 3: Tretyakov Gallery and Gorky Park
- Spend the morning at the State Tretyakov Gallery, home to an extensive collection of Russian art.
- In the afternoon, visit Gorky Park, a popular recreational area with gardens, lakes, and activities.
- Explore the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art if you’re interested in modern art.
- Consider an evening stroll along the Moscow River.
Day 4: Kolomenskoye and Departure
- Visit Kolomenskoye, a former royal estate with historic buildings and beautiful gardens.
- Explore the Wooden Palace and the Ascension Church, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.
- Depending on your departure time, you may have some free time for last-minute shopping or additional sightseeing.
- Depart from Moscow.
Tips for Your Trip:
- Public Transportation: Use the efficient Moscow Metro to get around the city. It’s not only practical but also a sightseeing experience in itself.
- Language: While English may not be widely spoken, especially in more remote areas, learning a few basic Russian phrases can enhance your experience.
- Currency: Ensure you have Russian rubles, especially for smaller establishments and local markets.
- Weather: Check the weather before your trip and pack accordingly, as Moscow experiences distinct seasons.
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