Akvarel Hotel in Moscow is a business-class hotel, just a few minutes walk away from some of Moscow's main attractions including the Kremlin, the Bolshoi Theater, and the Russian capital's main thoroughfare, Tverskaya Ulitsa as well as the offices of numerous Russian and Western companies. READ MORE

At the Concert Hall at Glinka State Central Museum of Musical Culture in Moscow, Russian and foreign musicians perform subject-oriented cycles of concerts and lectures, musicales featuring archival sound recordings, meetings with creative personalities and gatherings of musical circles. READ MORE

The friendly staff, high international standards of service and unique interior design will make your stay in the Golden Ring Hotel in Moscow, Central Federal District, pleasant and enjoyable. This is a hideaway from business and long day of work.READ MORE

At Vega Dining in Moscow, visitors can enjoy traditional Russian cuisine in Stary Dvorik and Izmailovsky Dvor restaurants, appreciate original "star" design of Vega Restaurant or taste exquisite Chinese cuisine in Great Wall Restaurant.READ MORE

House of Fairy Tales has two branches in Moscow. No matter which branch the children and their parents visit, they are guaranteed to find magic, fun, exploration, culture and education at the "House of Fairy tales".READ MORE

Moscow State University's imposing central building stands on the Vorobyovy Gory (the Sparrow Hills), dominating the campus and overlooking the Luzhniki district of Moscow. The enormous gothic skyscraper was commissioned by Stalin, along with 6 others dotted across Moscow, Central Federal District, known as "The Seven Sisters", and was built between 1949 and 1953.READ MORE

Gamma Conference in Moscow has an extensive range of MICE facilities, with seven varied venues accommodating all types of event for up to 450 people. All venues have been recently refitted, and are now pleasant and ergonomic, with a full range of modern audiovisual equipment.READ MORE

The collection of Ancient Egyptian art at Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow, is exceptionally ample. It includes all periods of cultural development in Egypt beginning with Predynastic (IV millenium B.C.) up to the Coptic time (IV-VII A.D.). Outstanding items in the display belong to the New Kingdom (XVII-XII B.C.), they are marked with a high quality of craftsmanship.READ MORE

With the biggest entry-level rooms in Moscow, superb dining, business and fitness facilities, and an extraordinary range of concierge services to cater to every imaginable customer need, The Ritz Carlton can lay reasonable claim to being the finest in Moscow.READ MORE

Zamoskvorechye, the area in which the Park Dining is located in Moscow, is packed with top-class eateries and bars and, for guests who are feeling less adventurous, the hotel itself has a good restaurant on-site serving a menu of Asian and European cuisine.READ MORE