Pushkin Square Moscow

... emergency transfer that another robbery takes place. We have a very enjoyable walk back to the hotel taking us past Pushkin Square and a fantastic ultra modern furniture store carrying designs by Philip (?) Starck, who recently opened a new restaurant ...

... nbsp;I finally met up with Elena, the Russian woman I was going to meet, and we drove around the city and ended up going to Pushkin Square for a nice dinner and drinks at the Pushkin Cafe. We had a great time. The next day I headed back to the city ...

... see a fraction of the exhibition. This evening I have added a group dinner at the Café des Artistes on a pedestrian street near Pushkin Square. We arrive to find that the restaurant has arranged for us to be seated outdoors since the weather is still ...

... doing?"     "Oh, just looking for our hostel. What are you doing?"     "Going to Pushkin Square." Well, really that didn't answer our question but before we had a chance to further enquire he had introduced us to his ...

... without so much as even the slightest stumble.    At the end of the day, we made our way back up Tverskaya to Pushkin Square only to discover that we missed our ride home to the hotel by 30 minutes, as we read the pick up times for the ...

... , chips, canned olives and that's about it! I'm meeting up with Lida now whom I met last Friday, again meeting someone at Pushkin Square - I'm currently in an internet cafe under the ground on the Red Square. If I'd look up and look real hard I might be ...

... pancakes, cherry Kisel - exists as a drink or as dessert depending on thickness. And further on it went...Pushkin square and the boulevard back to Russian State Library and then Cathedral of Christ the Saviour where she was not let in as her skirt ...

... Australia. Game as ever, we are out later to walk up through the town to find the world's biggest MacDonalds at Pushkin square. Have a single combo between us (still coasting on our tuna buns), and listen to the free headphones playing rock music. ...

... was really interesting to meet with someone you see everyday at work at a random location in another country. We met at Pushkin square and pretty much walked everywhere from there: the red square, many state buildings and finally had a late russian ...

... that own a really nice new flash car and those who have held onto their Lada. There is no in between 2. Russian people don't tend to smile...ever 3. Moscow has a population of approx 11m people. On an average day, the number of people in the city is up ...