Eridan Aparthotel Moscow
Balaklavsky prospekt, 2 Moscow, Central Russia, 113639, Russian Federation
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A day in Moscow
... head back to the underground with much more confidence.
Our first stop, we decide shall be red square, and it is pretty awesome. We wander up a hill and as we approach instantly spot the iconic towers of St Basil's Cathedral. The square is bustling, happily, mostly with Russian tourists and we wander around taking it all in - they've put up a huge Christmas tree and skating rink in the middle and as we discover later on, ...
Last Day waaaaa
... lage building hast to home to a giant it is probably the biggest building I have seen in real life and I was so intreeged in it. I was fassinate by every thing so much and Moscow hase so many interesting things wheres Perth does not have any spectacular buildings and there are many in Moscow and all of Russa. I guess thats why I love vacays because I see so many things that arn't ...
Punched by a Policeman
... it could have been so much worse, but somehow, after stumbling around for half an hour, we found a train station with free computers. Jack got to work on the directions while I effectively passed out on the station floor - a peaceful slumber abruptly interrupted by three strong punches to my arm. Opening my eyes I saw the furious face of a steely Russian policeman who proceeded to shake me, presumably telling me to move along. Punched by a Russian policeman: check. ...
From Moscow with (not so much) love
... beautiful esplanades. You can reach most places on foot, although we were on limited time so we found ourselves covering over 20 km in one day as we criss- crossed the city, climbing cathedral stairs to colonnades with views over the city, walking along the Neva river, admiring frescos in lavish churches, and imagining the great czar's entourage travelling down those imperial streets in carriages. Because we arrived on a Sunday afternoon and were informed that our departure would ...
Moscow and Saint Petersburg
... building I needed to, there were no signs whatsoever, and I punched in the code to the door given to me through my internet reservation. I was pretty surprised when the door popped open and I climbed up several flights of stairs. The experience reminded me a bit of the Baikaler Hostel in Irkutsk. If only it could have been run as well.
I rang the doorbell and was greeted by a young, plump Russian woman who spoke some English, but not much.
'Hi, ...
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