We recommend starting your walking tour across the Red October at Kropotkinskaya metro station.
The museum is the largest museum of European art in Moscow. It is situated in Volkhonka St., 12. A surprising fact is that its name has nothing to do with the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
The tallest Orthodox cathederal in the world. It is also the official religious institution and place where Russian Patriarch gives prayer service for Christmas and Easter.
When you walk from the Cathedral, you’ll definitely notice the Patriarch bridge, linking the Cathedral with Bersenevskaya emb.
The former chocolate factory, today Moscow’s creative cluster and entertainment centre. On the list you can find the must-see spots of the Red October (bars, diners, hotels, etc.).
The Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design and Digital October Center, is a place for Russia’s globally minded technology entrepreneurship community.
The 8th tallest statue in the world 94 meters high. It was designed by the Russian artist Zurab Tsereteli in commemoration of 300th anniversary of the Russian navy, which was founded by Peter I.
The first private gallery in Russia devoted exclusively to fine art photography.It hosts a collection of 20th cent. soviet photography and fashion and works of contemporary Rus. artists.
