Moscow

Moscow is the significant political and cultural centre of Russia. It reflects pure richness and luxury, in 2008 Moscow was named the world's most expensive city. The capital's most famous square, the Red Square, separates the Kremlin, which is the official residence of the President of Russia. Moscow is and was a very influential cultural, musical and poetical city - it was home to famous Russian writers like Dostoevsky or Tolstoy. Make sure you visit the most notable art museum Tretyakov Gallery and the Bolshoy Theatre.

Gourmet Restaurants

The definite guide for food lovers and those who want to become one!

KRASNAYA PLOSCHAD, DOM 1 (RED SQUARE 1)

This restaurant is located at one of the best addresses in the world: Red Square; housed inside the fantastic red-bricks and spires of the State history museum; it is the only place you could eat like a tsar: the royal menu includes "the tsar-fish and appetizers". the delicate "koulebika" is a culinary fest of "sturgeon with rice, cream and spices baked inside a flake"! tea served in samovars and musicians play traditional stringed instruments; yes, you feel like a real Tsar!

TURANDOT

Fine dining has arrived in Russia and as the New York Times writes "if Marie-Antoinette were still alive, she would undoubtedly be here in this restaurant" it is no less than "Turandot"; the finest Asian restaurant in mMscow with singularly delicious food and waiters in historical costumes; "Turandot" is the brainchild of the director of Cafe Pushkin, artist Andrei Dellos

UZBEKISTAN

One of the nicest and oldest restaurants in Moscow; the restaurant specializes in Uzbek cuisine, which comes courtesy of a chef of Tashkent; luxury everywhere, luxury in everything; one big hall, some small "cabins", two balconies and a summer veranda; and as a compliment, the chef cooks eggs for the visitors who are the first to come to the restaurant; be surprised