Church of St. John the Warrior
A Petrine Baroque church on Yakimanka Street, rebuilt 1704–1717 after a flood, said to be linked to Peter…
A Petrine Baroque church on Yakimanka Street, rebuilt 1704–1717 after a flood, said to be linked to Peter…
Built in the 1790s and rebuilt in stone by Domenico Gilardi, this Lubyanka church survived fire, revolution and…
A 70-metre Byzantine Revival church in south Moscow, built 2001–2004 by Vladimir Kolosnitsyn, fulfilling a delayed millennium memorial…
A 1903 Moscow townhouse redesigned for a prominent haberdasher, reflecting the architectural ambitions of the city's merchant class…
Alexey Shchusev's 1935 Moscow hotel features distinctly asymmetrical wings, allegedly the result of Stalin signing approval between two…
A private Moscow gallery near Patriarch Ponds devoted to rediscovering overlooked Russian avant-garde and pre-war art since 2006.
Moscow's Garage Museum has moved from a Constructivist bus garage to a Koolhaas-reworked Soviet restaurant, evolving into a…
Founded in Moscow in 2005, Gary Tatintsian Gallery introduced Hirst, Bacon and Condo to Russian audiences before expanding…
Once a railway workers' theatre, this Moscow venue became Russia's leading avant-garde stage as the Gogol Center before…
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