Moscow is one of the most populated cities in all of Russia today.
Tourist Guide to Moscow
Moscow Travel & Climate

Moscow Weather
The weather in Moscow is generally one of high humidity, with warm summers that usually average out with temperatures around 73 degrees Fahrenheit, although there may be heat waves where the temperatures during the daytime hours can elevate up to 86 degrees.
While Moscow does enjoy warm summers, the winters can get exquisitely cold.

Moscow Travel
Located on the banks of the beautiful Moskva River, Moscow features a road system that was originally designed to center around the Kremlin.

Moscow - General Information
There are a great many things in Moscow designed for children and one of these The Central Park of Culture and Rest that covers more than 170 acres, and feature ponds that have not only boats for children to ride, but also water bicycles sure to delight them.

The Moscow Zoo is another famed attraction for kids of all ages. Families will find plenty to see and do in this historic Russian city ranging from shopping to various ethnic dining opportunities to sporting events.
There is always something to see and do in this inspiring center of Russian Culture.

Moscow Guide
The world famous Kremlin is a clustering of buildings which are enclosed by a wall. Some of the buildings found within the walls of the Kremlin include immense palaces, grand churches, imposing watchtowers and historic armories.
The Kremlin has long been associated not only with Russian government, but with Russian culture, as well. This area of Moscow possesses a certain kind of beauty to it which is not found in any other city on Earth.
Many visitors to the Kremlin enjoy walking the foot paths through the forest within the Kremlin and viewing the gorgeous gardens that are found within its walls.

One thing Moscow is most definitely known for is their amazing architecture, including Saint Basils' Cathedral.
One of the most awe inspiring sites for tourists is that of The Seven Sisters which contains seven structures that are reminiscent of cathedrals, and are among the tallest of all the buildings in the city. These seven structures can be seen from almost any elevation within the city of Moscow.

Tourists typically find Arbat Street very interesting to visit, as well as the small churches that are scattered across many different places throughout the city. Sites such as these allow tourists and residents alike to enjoy a look into the storied past of Moscow.

Among other attractions in Moscow, there is a fantastic art museum, Tretyakov Gallery. Split into two buildings, this museum features pre Bolshevik Revolution painters, along with early Russian icon painters, and much more of the art that only the cultures of Russia have brought to the world.
The first building, the Old Tretyakov Gallery, features the works mentioned previously, and the second building, the New Tretyakov Gallery features a few pieces of art from the early 20th century, as well as a collection of art done by Soviet Era artists.

Beyond the art museums, Moscow is truly the heart of the performing arts in Russia. This majestic city has over twenty concert halls, over one hundred cinemas and ninety three theatres in all.