Explore the heart of Russian history, where the Rurik dynasty laid the foundation of the modern state. Marvel at the impressive medieval monuments, including churches and monasteries that survive untouched by time. Learn the unique history of self-government through the Veche, an assembly of free citizens, and discover the beauty of the ancient icons and manuscripts carefully preserved in the local museums.

Experience breathtaking views of the city, the Moskva River, and Moscow State University from the highest point of the city. Between the greenery of nature and the urban panorama, you will be offered the perfect setting for exploring on foot or by bike, complemented by the possibility of enjoying a picnic with a view of the metropolis.

Glide over the sparkling waters of the Moskva River and admire Moscow's impressive architecture from the deck. On luxurious Flotilla Radisson Royal boats, equipped with icebreakers for winter operation, you will experience the city in a new light. On board, enjoy a delicious meal, lively music, and the peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle. For children there are discounts and warm blankets.

In the middle of the beating heart of Moscow, a picturesque park invites you to linger. Surrounded by historical flair, walks can be taken around an idyllic pond while feeling transported into the world of Bulgakov's masterpiece. Hip cafés and cultural treasures complete the experience, ideal for literature enthusiasts and those looking for peace and quiet in the city.

Wander through an open-air museum where over 1000 sculptures by Soviet and contemporary artists come together. Discover monuments that once shaped the cityscape but are now witnesses of a bygone era. In addition to the visual arts, you can expect music, festivals and workshops that keep Moscow's cultural diversity alive.

Surrounded by the lively sounds of street musicians and the sight of ancient treasures, stroll through a pedestrian street where history and modernity are reflected in the ornate facades. Here, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, you will find an oasis of peace and inspiration, enriched by the cultural heritage and creativity of local artists.

With a collection of around 8,000 marine creatures, including impressive 3-meter sharks, this aquarium offers unique insights into the underwater world. Children will especially enjoy the transparent tunnels that give the feeling of walking directly on the bottom of the sea, surrounded by the majestic calm and power of sharks.

Wander through magnificent halls and elegant staircases that have been restored to their former glory after extensive renovations. Marvel at historical artifacts, including paintings, furniture, and sculptures in one of Russia's largest palace complexes. Experience the harmony of neoclassical architecture and elements of Russian Gothic architecture, surrounded by an extensive landscaped park with ponds.

Experience breathtaking views of Moscow's skyline from one of the city's highest elevations. Surrounded by lush greenery and historic architecture, you'll get a unique view of Moscow's University Building, Luzhniki Stadium, and even the domes of the Kremlin on a clear day. You can also discover the wide range of leisure activities in the surrounding nature.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city into a world of sprawling green spaces, historic sculptures, and modern art. Stroll through the gardens, enjoy open-air cinema and music, or explore the amusement park and greenhouse with the kids. Bike and boat rides await you on the park's trails, while cultural festivals and workshops attract curious people of all ages.

Wander through a collection of traditional wooden buildings that reflect rural Russia. Admire the 17th-century wooden palace of Tsar Alexei and the Church of the Ascension, built in 1532, birthplace of the legendary Ivan the Terrible. Get up close and personal with how the tsars hunted and discover medieval churches that have stood the test of time.

Discover the fascinating, partially preserved frescoes from 1199, which bear witness to Russia's rich history. In the Church of the Savior on Nereditsa Hill, built by Prince Yaroslav Vladimirovich, architectural beauty is combined with the spirit of times gone by. A visit to the adjacent museum will deepen your understanding of this historic site.

Explore the cradle of Russian civilization, where the Rurik dynasty began. Hike along the Volkhov River, marvel at the ruins of the XIITH-century Annunciation Cathedral, and learn about the lives of Russia's first rulers. Insights into the founding history of Veliky Novgorod and the role of trade routes in the development of medieval Europe are waiting for you.