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Moscovich Boscovich by Brent
... About twenty minutes later we ask a lady if we’re in the right spot & she lets us know that we are in the line to get into Lenin’s Mausoleum.
No worries it’s free so we’ll check out the founder of communism’s 95 year old corpse. After about an hour spent in line & checking our bag into the cloak room we get to the security point & are surprised that the guards don’t seem as pushy as the Vietnamese guards that protected Uncle ...
2 days in Moscow
... rest first.
In the hostel, I finally managed to find my parents after 2 weeks of travelling. They told me they were on a trip to Zhang Jia Jie for 6 days. I also found that I lost a few hundred rubles to the Red House Hostel (in St Petersburg) because they(and me) forgot that we paid a 10% deposit already.
We went out again when the sun came out again at about 5pm. We headed to the Old Arbat Street and bought loads of postcards and ...
MOSCOW IN 2 DAYS AND A NIGHT
... city.
As our Hostel was just off Arbat Street, we spent a lot of time in this area sharing the pedestrianised street with a lot of tourists and local alike enjoying the artists of all sorts, musicians, gangs of young people hanging out, painters and above loads of children/ families - a real mecca for people watching.
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Need new paving?
... amusement. Ha! He didn't see me cut the corner. Inside the Armoury became a battle of the tour groups. Once again we were not so politely moved away from a display case to make way for a clearly more important black suited tour group with camera lenses so long they were tripping over them. Couldn't work out how come they were allowed to take photos in front of the no photos sign.
Outside, it seemed that around ...
Moskva
... op på Den Røde Plads. Den Røde Plads er ikke opkaldt efter kommunismens farve, bygningernes farve eller blodet fra de mange henrettelser, som har fundet sted, men derimod efter ordet "Krasnaya" som betyder ”rød” eller ”smuk”. Ordet ”krasnaya” var oprindeligt tildelt pladsens sydlige St. Basil katedral (Moskvas mest kendte varetegn), men blev senere anvendt om hele pladsen. Rundt om Den Røde Plads er der flere spektakulære bygninger, som bestemt ...