Jazz Hotel
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Jazz Hotel from our 6 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Moscow
Un castillo de naipes que cayó
... de transición de un gobierno totalitario a otro más abierto de corte republicano y miembros de la KGB (el servicio de inteligencia soviético) intentaron dar un Golpe de Estado contra Gorbachev que fue recluido en su casa de verano. Boris Yeltsin encabezó las protestas populares y logró la adhesión de varias unidades militares importantes. El golpe fue frustrado y el gobierno de facto se disolvió antes de ser apresado. Sin quererlo, ...
Moscovich Boscovich by Brent
... gotta get there now, gotta make that next Ruble, gotta rush, gotta rush, gotta rush.
The roads in the city are wild!! 6 lanes wide & it seems that most cars are traveling at the speed of light (gotta rush). When the traffic goes around corners they are going so fast that the screech of their tires makes me turn my head in anticipation of an action movie scene where the car flips 20 feet into the air & lands in an office block in a ball of flames...this obviously ...
De Rusia con amor... Q ocurrente
... No se x que pongo esto, a quien le interesa? Mi padre toma un agua que parece agua oxigenada con sal Obviamente nos encontramos con Argentinos, lo loco fue que le pedimos que nos saquen una foto sin ver que eran argentinos y resulto que tambien eran padre e hijo, no estoy seguro pero por el aspecto del padre tAmbien era zurdito. Bueno, los dejo por hoy ya que el vodka ha hecho efecto en mi padre y se esta poniendo ...
Red Square
... and the Kremlin walls on the other –it was spectacular. We walked towards St Basil’s Cathedral at the end of the square and went inside for a look around. It was like a maze inside with lots of narrow passages and small chapels. In the main chapel upstairs we were treated to some beautiful singing from an Armenian choir. It was very atmospheric.
After St Basil’s, we went to have a look at the river and then back ...
Moscow and Saint Petersburg
... br>
Being a lone traveler has many advantages and disadvantages. Wandering aimlessly through the endless art filled rooms and corridors of the Hermitage, it was definitely an advantage. The place was packed with tour groups and the layout is very maze like. I couldn’t begin to count how many times I heard people looking for someone they had lost. Not a problem when you’re on your own, though. I most certainly got lost in there, for about 4 hours as a ...