Ploshchad Revolyutsii Metro Station
Beneath the streets of central Moscow, Aleksei Dushkin created one of the most extraordinary public interiors of the…
Beneath the streets of central Moscow, Aleksei Dushkin created one of the most extraordinary public interiors of the…
Savva Mamontov's 1885 private opera company, born at Abramtsevo, premiered Rimsky-Korsakov's greatest works and reshaped Moscow's musical stage…
Moscow's largest European art museum, opened 1912 by Roman Klein and Ivan Tsvetaev, spans Byzantine icons to Renaissance…
Moscow's most iconic square, home to Saint Basil's Cathedral and Lenin's Mausoleum. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since…
Moscow's Romen Theatre, founded in 1931 from centuries-old Romani chorus traditions, remains the world's oldest and most storied…
A 1961 Moscow cinema by architect Yuri Sheverdyaev, later renamed Pushkinsky, now operates as the city's largest musical…
The Rusakov Workers' Club is one of the most striking examples of Soviet Constructivist architecture and among the…
Moscow's largest theatre, built 1934–1940 on Suvorov Square as a star-shaped Stalinist landmark with a stage vast enough…
The world's largest children's library, the RGDB in Moscow holds over 560,000 books and welcomes 45,000 annual visitors…
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