Best Eastern Alfa Hotel Moscow

... into the most depressingly desolate theme park I've ever seen. Not a soul there apart from a couple of workmen erecting a huge billboard of a woman in hotpants with a huge cleavage advertising the forthcoming Gorky winter wonderland ice rink.<br><br>Now off for dinner at Inara's place, yum.

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... But it was still very impressive...St Basil's church at one end, the State History museum at the other, Lenin's mausoleum to one side, and capitalist GUM shopping mall across.The red brick walls of the kremlin loomed in the background, giving a very epic feel to the area.<br><br>Over the 4 days we spent there, we visited each of the aboves sites. The church had a really gorgeous interior, though we could only sneak ...

... my home away from home) which is in one of Stalin's 7 Skyscrapers - I bet he is fuming about that! - right on the ring road and next to one of the nine train stations of Moscow. Quite convenient. After a well deserved shower, a snack, I decided to head out to Red Square for some evening photos and a brief orientation. I took the Metro and four stops later, I got out just outside Red Square. Pretty cool to be here and the ...

... sans s'etre defini un nouvel objectif et un sculpteur francais, en partance pour la Siberie pour y acheter de la pierre brute. Bref de quoi, bien s'amuser. Le lendemain, on a perdu plus de 10 C, on se retrouve a 8C. Je fais mon touriste modele, la place rouge est accessible, je visite la cathedrale, le Kremlin et le mausolee de Lenine. D'ailleurs, ils ont fait ca bien, le mausolee protege par ses gardes armes degage une atmosphere bien particuliere. On se croirait ...

... then repeat until you make your way around the loop. We then had supper at "Mu Mu", which is a cafeteria-style restaurant where the food is decent and, again, cheap-ish. Finally, we decided to walk home along the Moscow River. The first of two highlights of our journey was the Church Road (Ul Varvarka) with 5 churches on one block. The second highlight was the Kotelnicheskaya apartment block, which is just massive and is one of the swankiest apartment blocks I've ...

... back to bed until lunch. All in all, I'm so glad I went to Moscow. The tickets were expensive, and everything in the city was expensive (Yulia told us that movie tickets can be 700 rubles = more than $30!) but it was so amazing to stand in the middle of Red Square and see all of those famous landmarks with my own eyes. (Bonus points to the punny ones who like the title of this entry! We didn't go ALL the way to Georgia, but I like to think the train kept going after we got off.)

... the food vans where we picked up some local hot dogs. That probably doesn't sound particularly interesting from where you are, but we both thoroughly enjoyed our dinner. The sausages were highly seasoned and there were several dressings and pickles to add to the flavour. The other bonus was the cost of our entire dinner plus bottled water supply ended up being less than it would have cost for one of us to eat at the cheapest of the Hotel's restaurants.

... Golden Ring towns, Sergiev Posad, home to an ancient but active monastery. After an interesting few hours we wondered back into the city and took a stroll in Gorky Park, home to the most disappointing space ride ever made. Before leaving the following day, we visited Novodevichy Convent and Cemetery, burial place of Boris Yelsin amongst others. I liked Moscow, probably more that St Petersburg. This may be because I am getting used to the Russian attitudes. Contrary ...