[2025 Moscow Attraction] Travel Guide for Moskva River (Updated May)

As the capital of Russia, Moscow is a tourist-friendly city. It has dense public transportation such as subways 🚇 and buses 🚌, which is very comfortable for slow walking and slow shooting 👍 In addition to the Kremlin complex, there are also several major attractions along the Moscow River, which are very suitable for casual walking and jumping. It is also one of my favorite ways to travel. The recommended itinerary is as follows: Cathedral of Christ the Saviour - Stroll along the Moscow River and take pictures on the bridge - Moscow State University/Sparrow Hills - Kalomenskoye Estate - Charitsyn Park I especially like to look at the Kremlin scenery from the bridge on the other side of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. It is very suitable for taking pictures. When the weather is good, I can take pictures of the church from the other side⛪️. Occasionally, I can also take pictures of the aperture light and shadow, which is great👍

As darkness falls, Moscow turns into a fascinating fabric of light and history. The historical architectures along the Moscow River create a visual feast. However, it is not only the architecture that fascinates visitors; It is a vibrant energy in the streets. From crowded streets to cozy streets, Moscow's neighborhoods come alive after dark. Patriarch Pond and Arbat Street are one of the most famous places among them. I recommend you to witness the night view of Moscow as it offers a fascinating glimpse into the heart and soul of this extraordinary city. #historicallandmarks #moscow #nightview #travelinspiration

This is the Moscow River near Gorky Park in Moscow, the capital of Russia, where large ice statues are erected!! 🤩🤩🤩 They are making various models by hand using large ice😮!!! This special festival is a special opportunity that can only be seen on cold days, so don't miss it and visit!!' #IceFestival #Moscow

If you are traveling to Moscow, Russia, I would like to recommend Kachapuri Cafe, which serves delicious Georgian food. The recommended menu is Klinkali, a delicious dumpling with meat inside. It is delicious when eaten with beer. Another menu that you must order is Kachapuri, which can be considered a national dish. The bread is shaped like an eye and has a cheese egg in the middle. It is very big. I recommend finding a friend to share the cost. It is very delicious. #Waiting for the day to travel #Life is addicted to cafes #Secret location #Cafe review

St Basil's Cathedral St. Basil's Cathedral is a Greek Orthodox church that stands out prominently on Red Square. The colorful domes are beautifully tiered. This is considered an important landmark of Moscow. It is an important place that you must not miss if you visit Russia. It is open to visitors every day, except Tuesdays. There is an entrance fee to the cathedral. #Waiting for the day to depart

A seven-day premium tour of Russia, with VIP service, will take you on an in-depth exploration of the Four Palaces and the Golden Ring towns. You'll also have the opportunity to experience the solemnity and sacredness of the Cathedral of the Armed Forces. Don't miss out, start your romantic Russian journey now! -------- Russia, a vast country spanning Eurasia 🌍, has a long and legendary history, from Tsarist Russia to the Soviet Union. It has a unique regional style, with the mysterious Siberia in the east and European-style cities in the west. Its nickname? Let's call it the home of the fighting nation! 💪 -------- 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in St. Petersburg, enjoy VIP pick-up service, and transfer to the hotel to rest and prepare for a wonderful Russian journey! DAY 2: Winter Palace - Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood - Kazan Cathedral - Bronze Horseman - Aurora Cruiser - Peter and Paul Fortress Explore St. Petersburg in depth, from the magnificent Winter Palace to the historic Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, and experience Russia's cultural heritage. DAY 3: Catherine Palace - Catherine Garden - Peterhof Palace Continue exploring St. Petersburg, visit the Catherine Palace and its beautiful gardens, and the spectacular Peterhof Palace, enjoying royal luxury. DAY 4: Moscow State University - Sparrow Hills - Moscow Triumphal Arch Travel to Moscow, visit the renowned Moscow State University, climb Sparrow Hills for a panoramic view of the city, and then visit the Moscow Triumphal Arch to experience Russia's pride and glory. DAY 5: Sergiyev Posad Explore the Golden Ring town of Sergiyev Posad in depth. With its long religious history and unique architectural style, it is a great place to learn about Russian rural culture. DAY 6: Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts - Pushkin Square - Cathedral of Christ the Saviour - Moskva River Continue exploring Moscow, visit the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts and experience the charm of art; stroll through Pushkin Square and admire the magnificent Cathedral of Christ the Saviour; finally, stroll along the Moskva River and enjoy the peace and tranquility. DAY 7: Red Square - Kremlin - Saint Basil's Cathedral - Alexander Garden On the last day, visit Red Square, the heart of Moscow, and the Kremlin to experience the atmosphere of the center of power; admire the unique charm of Saint Basil's Cathedral; and finally, relax in the Alexander Garden, concluding your wonderful Russian journey. -------- Pre-trip essentials: 🧳 Don't forget to bring these items when traveling to Russia! 📞 A phone card is essential for calls and internet access within Russia. 🔌 A plug adapter, as Russian sockets are different from ours. 🪪 Ensure you have all necessary documents: passport, visa, and copies. 👔 Dress according to the season. It's still cold in Russia in March, so focus on warmth. 🔋 Don't forget your charger to keep your phone fully charged! -------- If you like this guide, please give it a like and save it. Take it with you to Russia to make your journey even more wonderful! 🎉Don't forget to share it with your friends!

Moscow has a variety of cruises and rides along Moscow river but also there are electric ships that are included in River transportation system of Moscow. It was originally designed for people to reach home or office with no traffic jams and in any weather but people loved it to the extent that they use it as a tour ride. Night time is very beautiful time for taking such ride, highly recommend! #celebrateit

Monument "In Commemoration of the 300th Anniversary of the Russian Fleet" The bronze figure of the first Russian tsar has been "furrowing" the Moscow River since 1997. It is moored on an artificial island, which is located on the division of the Moscow River and the drainage canal. The sculpture was created by Zurab Tsereteli by order of the Moscow Government in honor of the 300th anniversary of the Russian fleet. Immediately after the installation of the bronze tsar, controversy and rejection of the sculpture arose in public circles: many architects, cultural figures and even ordinary Muscovites considered the monument ugly due to its disproportion, and its location seemed inappropriate to them. Many attempts were made to destroy or dismantle the sculpture, but none of them, fortunately, were successful and now everyone can enjoy the view of the most discussed and emotionally charged monument from the embankment.

7 days in Russia, explore Moscow and St. Petersburg! This super practical guide will help you experience the Russian style with ease. Don't miss it! . 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in St. Petersburg, enjoy the airport transfer service, and start your journey in Russia! Day 2: Winter Palace > Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood > Kazan Cathedral > Sphinx > Bronze Horseman > Aurora Cruiser Explore the historical heritage of the Winter Palace, feel the solemnity of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, admire the style of Kazan Cathedral, appreciate the unique Sphinx, take a photo with the Bronze Horseman, and finally visit the legendary Aurora Cruiser. Day 3: Catherine Palace > Catherine Park > Peterhof Palace > Peter and Paul Fortress Stroll through Catherine Palace and feel the elegance of the empress, explore the beautiful Catherine Park, then head to Peterhof Palace to experience the royal grandeur, and finally visit the historic Peter and Paul Fortress. Day 4: Moscow State University > Sparrow Hills > Triumphal Arch of Moscow Visit Moscow State University and feel the academic atmosphere, climb Sparrow Hills to overlook the city, and finally visit the Triumphal Arch of Moscow to appreciate the symbol of victory. Day 5: Patriot Park In Patriot Park, feel the patriotism of Russia and learn about the country's history and culture. Day 6: Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts > Pushkin Square > Cathedral of Christ the Savior > Moskva River Visit the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts to admire art treasures, stroll through Pushkin Square to feel the artistic atmosphere, visit the Cathedral of Christ the Savior to appreciate the beauty of religious architecture, and finally walk along the Moskva River to enjoy a peaceful time. Day 7: Red Square > Kremlin > St. Basil's Cathedral > Alexander Garden Visit the famous Red Square, visit the Kremlin to feel the political center of Russia, admire the unique charm of St. Basil's Cathedral, and finally take a leisurely stroll in Alexander Garden to end your wonderful journey in Russia. . Travel tips: 1. Understand the exchange rate to make shopping easier💸. The current exchange rate between the Russian ruble and the Chinese yuan is about XX, so don't make a mistake when converting! 2. Compare the prices of specialties and consume rationally💰. The prices of Russian dolls and gold jewelry vary, so it is recommended to ask several stores before making a purchase! 3. Russia in December is cold but beautiful❄️. The average temperature is around -10°C, so remember to bring warm clothes and enjoy the snow! 4. Check visa information in advance to travel worry-free📖. A visa is required for travel to Russia, so prepare the materials in advance to ensure a smooth entry. . If you like Russia, don't forget to leave your footprints and memories. See you next time!👋✨

#magicalxmastrip Our ferry ride along the Moskva River also provided a captivating view of Moscow's impressive monuments and the famous Stalinist skyscrapers. As we passed by the towering structures, such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the iconic Seven Sisters, we were struck by their architectural beauty and historical significance. The contrast between these monumental buildings and the serene river created a stunning visual experience. We also spotted various statues and memorials that pay tribute to the city's rich history. This journey along the river not only showcased Moscow's skyline but also deepened our appreciation for its cultural heritage. #exploremoscow

#magicalxmastrip Taking a ferry ride along the Moskva River offers a unique perspective of the city, especially when it comes to the iconic Red Square. As we glided through the water, the stunning view of St. Basil's Cathedral with its colorful onion domes took our breath away. The grandeur of the State Historical Museum and the imposing walls of the Kremlin framed the square beautifully. The vibrant atmosphere of Red Square, combined with the historical significance of the surrounding architecture, made this experience truly unforgettable. The reflections of these magnificent structures on the river's surface added an enchanting touch to our journey. #exploremoscow

Winter in Moscow is a magical time. The white-capped trees, the glimmer of snow under the streetlights, and the peaceful atmosphere add a unique charm to a stroll through the city park. For those who want to experience an authentic Russian winter, Moscow's parks offer the perfect combination of natural beauty and modern amenities. 1. Gorky Park Gorky Park is for people who love vitality. Here you can enjoy skating on the large ice rink, take a walk along the frozen Moscow River, or warm up with a cup of hot tea in a cozy cafe. Recommended activities: ice skating, walking, and participating in handicraft workshops. Why it's unique: Light installations and live music create a festival-like atmosphere. Gorky Park 2. Izmailovsky Park Izmailovsky Park offers visitors a feeling of complete integration with nature. With century-old trees, snow-covered ponds and cross-country ski trails, there's winter fun for everyone. Recommended activities: Skiing, sledding, and walking winter trails. Uniqueness: Tranquility and vastness, as if you are outside the city. Izmaylovskiy Lesopark Izmaylovskiy Park 3. All-Russia Exhibition Center The All-Russia Exhibition Center is full of festive atmosphere in winter. Ice sculptures, an open ice skating rink and pavilions decorated with festive lights make this a paradise for winter photography enthusiasts. Recommended activities: walking, skating, and photographing the beautiful winter scenery. Uniqueness: Perfect combination of winter entertainment and historical building viewing. All-Russian Exhibition Center 4. Sokolniki Park In Sokolniki Park, you can take a walk along the forest path or try out fun activities such as skiing and snow tubing. There is also a cozy cafe here, which is a popular choice for Moscow residents and tourists. Recommended activities: skiing, snow tubing, winter picnics. Unique Features: A perfect blend of peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty. Sokolniki Park 5. Kolomenskoye Kolomenskoye in winter is like an open-air museum, with historical buildings covered in snow, creating a fairy-tale world. Recommended activities: Strolling, guided tours, photography. Uniqueness: The perfect combination of winter natural scenery and traditional Russian architecture. Kolomenskoye Manor Walking through Moscow's snowy parks is not only a way to relax, but also a journey to deeply experience the charm of Russian winter. Come explore these parks and let the memories warm you all year long!

A summer evening walk around Moscow is an unforgettable experience. The city’s golden hour bathes its iconic landmarks—like the Kremlin and St. Basil’s Cathedral—in a warm, enchanting glow. The streets buzz with life, from street performers in Arbat to the quiet charm of Zaryadye Park. As I strolled along the Moskva River, the city’s blend of history and modernity felt almost tangible. Moscow is not just a capital; it’s a living, breathing masterpiece that leaves an indelible impression with its vibrant energy and timeless beauty. #europetrip #travel #russia #moscow

|It is the forgotten cosmopolitan city…. Moscow | It is a forgotten international metropolis... ■As a "Moscow drifter" who has lived in Moscow for six years, what makes me fall in love with this city is not the historical sedimentation, but the fusion of modernity and tradition here. Some people call it Moscow Village, some want to escape from here, and some regard it as their second home. People who are familiar here... things that happen here. This guide to modern city check-in spots is for everyone, hoping that you will not forget the charm of this international metropolis MockBa-CnTN CBD, 16 skyscrapers of different shapes, bright lights at night Photography spots: ① Panorama 360° panoramic viewing platform on the 89th floor of the Фeдepaция Tower ② M0cT БarpatиoH ③ Ha6epekHag Tapaca Webyehko Tickets: ~2290P, book on the Panorama360 website Address: ПpechehckagHa6., 10, ctp. 1, MockBa ■ПapЯЩий MOCT B Пapke 3apaдbe The suspended glass bridge is on the Moscow River, where you can enjoy the fusion of the Moscow River and the city. Tickets: Free Address: yn.Bapbapka, 6, cTp. 1, Mockba ■ AHдpeeBcКий MOCT The floating bridge connecting the two areas of ПyшkиHckaя and CentralpyH3eHckag has a modern and artistic top, which is a good place to take pictures of the city scenery. Tickets: Free Address: AHдpeeBckий пeшexoдHый MOCT, Mockba Пoд ДoporoMnЛOBCKИM MOCTOM Under the Dorogomilovsky Bridge, you can take super atmospheric and mysterious city-style photos. The night light and shadow effects are charming, which is a good place for street photography. Tickets: Free Address: ДopoгomилОBCKий MOCT, Mockba ШKoльHaЯ yлицa Come here if you want to take retro photos. There are traditional decorations such as red brick walls, windows with patterned grilles, and the colorful buildings of the old Rogozhskaya Sloboda Tickets: Free Address: ШkoльHaЯ yлицa, MockBa Bopo6bÃBb Гopbl Sparrow Hills, a popular and famous observation deck in Moscow, can be taken by cable car for 720 meters Tickets: ~100P on Monday~800P for two people on weekends and holidays, valid for one day Address: MockBa,yлицa KocbГnHa MockBa-peka Ha pe4HOM TpaMBaЙyиke Take a cruise along the Moscow River to enjoy the view of the city center Tickets: ~500 rubles Address: ①ГocиHицa 'YkpaиHa ②Cиτи-эkcпoцehtp

✨When in Moscow, I didn't originally plan to go to the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. I was citywalking with a friend in Moscow, and as we walked along the Moscow River, we saw the golden onion domes. I checked and found out it was the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, an unexpected itinerary and gain! ✨The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (Russian: Храм Христа Спасителя) is located on the banks of the Moscow River. It is the tallest Orthodox church in the world and one of the most magnificent churches in Moscow. ✨The church was ordered to be built by Tsar Alexander I. It was originally built to commemorate Russia's victory over Napoleon in the War of 1812, to thank the Saviour Christ for 'saving Russia from defeat and preventing her from being disgraced', and to commemorate the Russian people who sacrificed in the war. ✨The church has undergone several reconstructions and was finally preserved during the Soviet era and became famous. The church we see now was rebuilt in 1995. The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour is not only a religious holy place, but also records Russian history and culture. ⏰Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-17:00 Monday 13:00-17:00 📍Address: Mocow,Volkhonka Street,15,119019 Transportation: Get off at Kropotkinskaya station on Line 1 of the subway, and you can see it when you come out of Exit 2. 🎫Tickets: No ticket is required for the main hall on the first floor. ✨Practical information: ✅There is a museum in the church, which displays the entire process of the church being bombed and rebuilt through models, photos and other methods, as well as an introduction to Orthodox Christianity. ✅From the bridge next to the church, you can overlook the Red Square area, which is very beautiful and a good place to take pictures. ✅There are many beautiful icons and murals in the church, as well as some historical relics, such as the Tsar's throne, the silverware ordered by Tsar Alexander I to express the gratitude of the Russian people is at the top of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. ✅The basement of the church is one of the attractions of the Russian Tsar's tomb. ‼️TIPS: ✅When visiting the church, girls need to cover their heads and cannot wear skirts, and men cannot wear shorts! ✅No photography is allowed inside the first floor, but it seems not too strict, everyone took pictures with their phones. ✅The church is connected to a bridge that you can walk along the Moscow River to the statue of Peter the Great, the scenery along the way is super beautiful! ✅You can buy boat tickets at the pavilion near the wall of the church, and you can go boating directly down the bridge.

In "An Evening in the Outskirts of Moscow" There is a girl named "Kalinka". She is "Across the River on the Far Bank". Standing under a "Hawthorn Tree" Softly singing "Red Berry Blossoms Bloom" ...... These familiar songs Lead memories to Moscow. Let's accompany the melody of music. Let's step into this historic city together~ St. Basil's Cathedral is one of the most famous churches in Russia, known for its nine onion-shaped domes of different shapes and colors. The church was built in the late 16th century, and the exquisite architectural art is presented here vividly, with bright colors full of fairy tale colors. The Moscow TV Tower, completed in 1967, stands at a height of 540 meters. There is an observation deck at 337 meters, where you can enjoy Russian cuisine while overlooking the entire view of Moscow. The Moscow River runs through the entire city, and the name Moscow comes from it. During the navigation season, taking a yacht cruise on the Moscow River allows you to enjoy many famous attractions.

2023, the first time cruising on the Moscow River 🚢~ The Moscow River flows through the city of Moscow for about 80 kilometers, and taking a boat tour is a relaxing and romantic way to see most of the city's landmarks and architecture along both banks of the river. The Russian Federation Government Building, Sparrow Hills, Moscow University, Gorky Park, the Kremlin, St. Basil's Cathedral, the Bronze Statue of Peter the Great, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Luzhniki Stadium... As the river flows slowly downstream, the outline of the city of Moscow becomes clearer and clearer. The duration of the boat trip varies from one hour to two and a half hours depending on the boat company, with costs ranging from a few hundred to over a thousand rubles. The more luxurious boats are like mobile restaurants where you can order food on board, with good taste and a romantic atmosphere.

The Moscow River is a very large river that crosses the center of the capital city of Moscow in an S shape😮😳😳. You can also take a cruise on the river and tour Moscow☺️☺️. And if you visit at night, the night view of Moscow reflected on the river is very beautiful😘. I hope you all visit it☺️. #Russia #River #MoscowTravel

Snowy Moscow, the winter scenery I desire. Moscow's winter is exceptionally beautiful, with fine snowflakes flying around, colorful buildings shining brightly or softly, and a thick festive atmosphere falling with the snowflakes on the streets and alleys. "The city of outdoor urban activities" is a well-deserved title for Moscow. Even in the cold winter, people come out of their homes to enjoy the joy brought by winter, especially during the "Moscow Seasons - Christmas Journey" period. Walk through Red Square, Zaryadye Park, Peter the Great's Navigators Monument, Gorky Park... The sparkling neon lights and the interweaving of vehicles always bring joy to people. The city's night flows with colorful lights along the Moscow River, and with a festive and ceremonial atmosphere~

Historically, areas with developed rivers have always developed large cities, and Moscow also has a large river running through the center of Moscow 🤩🤩!!! The Moscow River has a promenade along the riverside, so I recommend taking some time to take a leisurely stroll along the promenade!!! There are also cruise ships on the river, and tourists wave their hands there!!🤣 #MoscowTravel #River

This trip, we traveled at the end of March. The weather started to get colder, like the ice started to melt. There were many cruise companies. We chose #radisson cruise russia. Before choosing a food menu deal, I must say that it was delicious and not disappointing. I liked the baked chicken and grilled fish. The plates, bowls, and tableware were luxurious and beyond the price. Drinks were purchased additionally. The ruble rate was not expensive. The total time spent cruising and eating was about 3 hours. Actually, the best time should be in the summer. You can take more beautiful pictures outside. It is not too cold. The boat has 2 and 3 floors of seats. In the summer, the outside will be open. The food is a course, served in Western style. Starting with soup, salad, main course, dessert, delicious, beautiful, you can take beautiful pictures of every menu. #Traveling to Russia #Moscow River Cruise The view on both sides is very beautiful. Important places will be lit up in a very magnificent way. Anyone who has been to Russia will know that the buildings, architecture, and lighting decorations are among the best in the world. Don't miss a trip like this.

The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, also known as the Church of the Resurrection, is located on the Griboedov Canal in Moscow, Russia. It was built to honor Tsar Alexander II, who declared the abolition of serfdom out of goodwill towards the people. It turned out that the Russians did not understand because after the abolition of serfdom, the peasants became poorer. As a result, the peasants gathered together and planned to assassinate him by sending a peasant woman armed with a suicide bomber to run in as he passed by. Later, the area where the incident occurred was covered by a church, which became the Church of the Spilled Blood to this day. #Waiting for the day to travel

To the south side of St. Basil’s church in Red Square there is the famous Moscow River. During the winter, local sunset time in Moscow is from 4 to 5 in the evening. Walking along the river bank, immersed in the sunlight, a visitor can appreciate the beautiful scenery of both sides of the river. The Moscow river surface becomes ice early, and the magnificent rays of the sun generate a clear and crystalline gleaming reflection of the waves The water shimmers all over the river and the scenery of the river banks is gorgeous. From here the magnificent buildings of Moscow can be appreciated, making one carefree and relaxed. A ride on a yacht roaming the Moscow river is a hard to come by enjoyment during sailing seasons. From a boat, the Sparrow Hills, the main building of Moscow University, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the National History Museum, Culture Amusement Park, the Kremlin, and others.