Cultural exploration and historical discovery of Moscow

Explore the Kremlin and Red Square in the Russian capital, visit world-class art galleries, and experience the Slavic traditions shaping daily life in Moscow.

Discovering the Golden Ring and soul of Russia

Authentic local encounters and experiences

Authentic immersion in the heart of Slavic culture and traditions

Russia offers distinct experiences where ancient districts reveal Slavic heritage. Exploring Moscow or the Golden Ring, visitors witness grand architectural ensembles, from orthodox cathedrals with onion domes to imperial palaces bearing witness to a complex tsarist past. Beyond UNESCO sites, strolling through Izmailovo markets, joining culinary masterclasses, or sharing a meal with a local family unveils authentic hospitality found in historic hotels or modern lofts.

Classical ballet, opera, and visual arts are omnipresent, reflecting artistic mastery. Learning basic Cyrillic, tasting Georgian khachapuri or siberian dumplings, and interacting with Muscovites transforms the journey into a genuine human exchange. Every moment becomes an opportunity to understand how imperial history, orthodox faith, and modern lifestyle intertwine to shape the mysterious Russian soul.

A guide to UNESCO must-see sights

Moscow’s architectural and unmissable monuments

Walking through Moscow reveals a blend of Soviet heritage and modernity. Old Arbat alleyways, Pushkin cafes, and Danilovsky markets offer glimpses into Muscovite life. From strolls along the embankments to Gorky Park and artistic districts like Kitay-Gorod, every step allows you to feel the capital’s unique energy and create memories far from the typical tourist trail.

Red Square and the Grand Kremlin

The UNESCO heart of the city, nestled among Tsars palaces, cathedrals, and Lenin's Mausoleum.

Saint Basil’s Iconic Cathedral

Famous for its multicolored onion domes and Ivan the Terrible's architecture, a symbol of Russia.

The Historic Bolshoi Theatre

Attend world-renowned ballet or opera in this legendary venue to discover classical Russian art.

The Underground Moscow Metro

A subterranean museum with stations adorned with soviet mosaics, marble sculptures, and bronze chandeliers.

Capital City Immersion

The many facets of Muscovite urban life experiences

Strolling through Tverskaya streets allows you to feel metropolitan energy. Izmailovo markets, vintage shops, and vibrant cafes offer honest glimpses into local routines, while modern performances, street concerts, and Tretyakov exhibitions reveal Slavic creativity and cultural dynamism.

Fine Dining and Gastronomy

Tasting fine dining specialties in White Rabbit restaurants and food markets offers culinary experiences.

Apps and Transportation

Yandex Taxi apps and Troika card modes of transport offer immersion into commuter urban life.

Winter Events and Festivals

Participating in Maslenitsa festivals and Victory Day events brings the capital to life differently.

Rooftops and Nightlife

Rooftop bars, speakeasy clubs, and winter entertainment reveal a vibrant and festive side of the city.

Local Social Interactions

Interacting with Muscovites allows you to better understand Russian customs and life.

Plan Differently

Plan your visa and arrival to the fullest

Securing entry documents offers much more than simple bureaucracy: it’s the essential key to the adventure. As soon as the plane lands at Sheremetyevo, the atmosphere changes, from border controls to the Aeroexpress train rushing through birch forests. Visitors can use this time to exchange Rubles, download maps, check migration cards, or book transfers, while discovering the modern terminals. Arrivals also offer the opportunity to connect to Wi-Fi, notify hosts, and prepare itineraries.

For those booking their accommodation, the visa registration becomes a necessary extension of their itinerary, allowing them to explore free of worry. Each administrative step thus transforms into a moment of preparation and anticipation, where the logistics become an essential part of the travel adventure.