National Hotel Moscow

... mongolian hutt thing) From there is a 3 day train ride.....with 3 20 minute stops a day.....with no showers....all the way to Moscow for 2 nights. Then another day on the train to St Petersburg for 2 nights. Then we fly to Latvia for half a day, then ...

... ;                 Day 4 Right now i'm heading to Aerostar Hotel Moscow its about a 10 minute drive from the Kremlin and today is my last day in Moscow Russia, the room is ...

... the red square. Lana opened up a bit and was telling us the history and her personal experiences of Moscow. She was basically raised up in the national history museum, and she was very passionate about the rich history of Music and Theater. It was very ...

... I was staying at the Izmailovo Vega. The Izmailovo hotel chain was built to house the athletes during the 1980 Moscow Olympics. Fortunately, the hotel was in much better condition than the filthy Athletes Village for the CW Games in Delhi which has been ...

... by a bunch of guys in blue and white striped shirts making a big scene in the fountain.  It turns out it was a big national holiday for the Air Force.  So Red Square-- closed today!  After wandering a few other neighborhoods, I landed at a ...

... taken, no information given and the only choice is stand and wait for one hour; the pattern looks a little bit like a national discrimination;   *It is virtually impossible to rely on taxi services in Moscow; booking a taxi even with a big ...

... but once inside decided that no matter what the food was we would stay as the atmosphere was great with staff being dressed in national costume & quirky things around the restaurant. It was an extensive menu so took us a long time to decide what to ...

... to be confronted by two Militia and sent to join the back of the queue which turned out to be behind the National Historical Museum near the eternal flame and Soviet War Memorial in Alexander Garden. We watched the guards being inspected by ...

... youthful when we arrived in Moscow. The four of us then disembarked and found our transfer drivers and headed to our hotel. One thing about Moscow, it is definitely not as striking as St. Petersburg, and it definitely has a much more Soviet feel to it. ...

... All of the Soviet demonstrations and political rallies were held here back during the hey day.  It  is bordered by the National History Museum at one end and St. Basil's Cathedral at the other end.  Lenin's Mausoleum and the GUM mall ...

... the arrivals halls. It was COLD! The airport was incredibly busy, no one knows what a line is and pushing in seems like a national pastime. We just waited and joined what seemed like a line, with passport in hand we waited. Gareth went through no problem, ...

... a picture & ended up with a lovely bunch of flowers from a little old lady who lived there Arrived Moscow at lunchtime - Metropol Hotel Bought champagne at a supermarket - Leigh & Gail's birthday celebrations Red Square - St Basil's, Lenin's ...

Well, somehow I didn't get back to writing until now and it's already almost time to say goodbye to Moscow. We've been staying in a hotel which was used as accommodation for the junior Olympic games a few years ago, but which has been developed into quite ...

... lady who managed to get a ticket to the session before ours came out waving her ticket in the air like she had just won the National lottery!  We finally did get tickets.  Were they worth it?  Hard to say, really, as I was so exhausted by ...

... tv makes it a bit harder to really feel like you are lost. My TV has both BBC and US stations (Discovery Channel, National Geographic) as well as several Russian stations. So I was able to drift off to sleep listening to the US Open on SkySports. Good ...

... ride to the 5 star***** hotel I was planing to stay at.   I arrived and realised two things,that the National Hotel is now my dream civilisation and that I am definitely going to come again. The beautiful antique furniture and saloon ...

... me to first one bank, who wanted nothing to do with my crazy money, and then to a branch of the Russian National Bank. After braving the snowy weather and slippery footpaths, we had finally located somewhere where I could exchange my Australian dollars ...

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... what to do next. We had missed the 4am bus, but I was really eager to get back to Accra to get my work finished at the National Museum. Max also said he wanted to get back to Kumasi. Then in the parking lot I saw an oppurtunity, I saw a bus with "The ...

... en kæreste. Vi undrede os over hvorfor alle flag var på halv og spurgte hende derom. Det viste sig at være en national sørgedag for ofrene for skibsforliset i Volgafloden, hvor der i skrivende stund er fundet over 100 døde. Vi rundede denne herlige ...