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Belorechenskaya ulitsa 7 Moscow, Central Russia, Russian Federation

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Wow - Moscow

A travel blog entry by slyons

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They say that you either love Moscow or you hate it.
I hate the traffic, it is worse than Paris on a good day. The drivers are mad, traffic jams at 10pm at night, it is awful. I hate the weather, cold, raining and downright miserable.
However, I love Moscow. St Basil's Cathedral is just like the pictures show, it could be out of Dr Seuss and that it is not the only church with the amazing onion domed roofs. The GUM looks like the Louvre ...

From Russia with...bemusement

A travel blog entry by adam.sealey

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... in their flashy cars, but yet many more homeless and destitute. Very frustrating and depressing, especially in the pouring rain.

However, it's not all bad. The atmosphere is kind of intoxicating, and history is everywhere. For example, my favourite bit is underground - if you didn't know, Stalin's metro system, for all its dubious connotations, is astonishingly beautiful. Mosaics and golden pillars everywhere. I have actually spent hours beneath the ...

Visite du Moscou historique

A travel blog entry by otherguru

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... bâtiments de briques rouges de l’ancienne chocolaterie Octobre rouge ont été transformés en un ensemble de galeries d’art, de restaurants, et de bars à la mode.



Je déjeune en terrasse chez Art Akademiya. Menu à dominante italienne et japonaise, mais j’opte pour une salade grecque arrosée d’une Erdinger, et d’un café.

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Ivan Drago: "We Will Break You!" Us: "No!"

A travel blog entry by tfsnews

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... loved things on a grand scale, like the czar’s cannon that was too large to ever be fired, or the czar’s bell, that was so large it cracked before it could ever be rung.

Our final destination of the day was the Armory, which housed everything from 12th century treasures of the czars, to chainmail suits, to gifts from foreign ambassadors, to ornate icon frames, to 18th century carriages, to a few Faberge eggs. A rough British equivalent ...

Despedida de China.

A travel blog entry by larutadeldragon

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... oportunidad de darnos cuenta que no somos el ombligo del mundo, sino simplemente un componente más de éste, un mundo cada vez más pequeño y accesible, pleno de gentes diferentes, costumbres diversas y sobre todo, un planeta muy grande aún virgen por descubrir.

Solo me queda despedirme, daros las gracias por haberme seguido durante estos veinte días tan intensos y prometeros que los próximos viajes serán relatados igualmente. Hasta pronto ...