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Perfect time to visit
Freezing in winter, hot, wet and crowded in high summer, the elements seem to conspire against comfortable trips to Moscow - so we recommend a visit in early summer when warm weather and long days allow you to enjoy the best that the city has to offer. Take a stroll around the historic heart of the city, explore the charming streets of old Arbat and take a walk in Gorky Park.
Where to sleep, eat and play:
Lunch at Chaihona, an Uzbek-style yurt in Gorky Park with divan-style outdoor seating, is a must as is a visit to the wonderful Tretyakov Gallery. Dine at the charming Cantinetta Antinori, then head to the Red Bar for a vodka or two before ending the evening in the glamorous First. Hotel-wise, for an outstanding location with views of the Kremlin and Red Square, try the Baltschug Kempinski - arguably the best hotel on offer. Booking it couldn't be easier, just click here!
Where to sleep, eat and play:
Lunch at Chaihona, an Uzbek-style yurt in Gorky Park with divan-style outdoor seating, is a must as is a visit to the wonderful Tretyakov Gallery. Dine at the charming Cantinetta Antinori, then head to the Red Bar for a vodka or two before ending the evening in the glamorous First. Hotel-wise, for an outstanding location with views of the Kremlin and Red Square, try the Baltschug Kempinski - arguably the best hotel on offer. Booking it couldn't be easier, just click here!