Thread: my second visit to Moscow

Hi all.It's been a long time since i couldn't have posted anything.I've been so busy nowadays but trying to read your posts which are very crucial to me at times.I was in Russian&Russian language department in university and this year I've been graduated from university.Last year i went to Moscow.And In August I'm going to Moscow for a month again.I've travelled around Moscow,visited many places though I had only a month long time.I want you to tell me some interesting places(except from red square,hram hrista spasitelya,museums etc...,i've visited places like them )worth visiting,easily reachable and безопасно

Thanks in advance friends

Pereslavel Zalesky. 3 hours by bus from Moscow, nice hotels, beautiful clean lake with good beaches, lots of fun things to see.

Hungry duck?

Huh?

Originally Posted by JB

Huh?

It's a club.

the hungry duck used to be THE place for разврат, dont think its been like that for years tho

Everything in Moscow has become so expensive. I bet clubs (I never go , not interested) are over the top pricewise. Check the Moscow Times entertainment magazine for summer happenings. It can be found for free at the European Medical Center, Patio Pizza, the airport, and most expat hang-outs in The Center.

elinii clubs are, but then again getting passed the face control is impossible anyway. the are a lot of price-wise reasonable places tho

I agree about Pereslavel Zalesky. A day spent up the rode in Rostov is also recommended, but Lake Nero is not good for swimming. The fishing is nice there. Its Kremlin is worth a visit.

youll probably have the best time with friends on a warm evening in a park with your own bench, a cd player, some food and about 20 cans of Baltika-7

Clubs are for 16 year old girls and 40 year old rich dudes anyway.

Go to the old royal estate of Kolomenskoe about 10 km. from the Kremlin by metro. There's a beautiful chuch and a log cabin that Peter the Great lived in and also a nice view of the Moscow river.

Originally Posted by sperk

Go to the old royal estate of Kolomenskoe about 10 km. from the Kremlin by metro. There's a beautiful chuch and a log cabin that Peter the Great lived in and also a nice view of the Moscow river.

I've been to Kolomenskoe we drank baltika 7 with my russian friends under the trees ))