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Top Moscow Observation Decks Moscow Tours Moscow Metro Map Sights and Tourist Attractions 23 Kadashevskaya 34 Andronikov Monastery 46 Maly Theatre 58 Central Moscow Sloboda Museum Complex Tel.: +7 (495) 911-45-02 Tel.: +7 (495) 624-40-46 Hippodrome Tel.: +7 (925) 131-19-06 10 Andronyevskaya Sq. 1 Teatralny Pass. Tel.: +7 (495) 945-42-03 MUSEUMS 12 Bakhrushin State 2 Kadashevsky Blind maly.ru 22 Begovaya St., bld. 1 1 Moscow Kremlin Central Theatre Museum 35 Krutitskoye Lane, bld. 5 cmh.ru Museums Tel.: +7 (495) 953-44-70 Patriarchal Metochion 47 Chekhov Moscow museumkadashi.com Tel.: +7 (495) 695-41-46 31/12 Bakhrushina St. Tel.: +7 (495) 676-30-93 Art Theatre GARDENS, PARKS, ZOO The Kremlin gctm.ru 24 Polytechnic Museum 13 Krytitskaya St. Tel.: +7 (495) 629-87-60 59 Zaryadye Park kreml.ru +7 (495) 730-54-38 krutitsy.ru 3 Kamergersky Lane Tel.: +7 (495) 531-05-00 13 Pushkin Memorial TOURIST CALL CENTER OF MOSCOW 9 Lubyansky Lane, bld. 1 6 Varvarka St. 2 State Historical Apartment on Arbat 36 Kazan Cathedral mxat.ru 8-800-302-31-12 AND 8-800-350-51-12 polymus.ru zaryadyepark.ru Museum Tel.: +7 (499) 241-92-95 on Red Square 48 Gorky Moscow +7 (495) 587-71-12 Tel.: +7 (495) 692-40-19 53 Arbat St. MODERN ART CENTERS Tel.: +7 (495) 698-27-26 Art Theatre 60 Alexandrov Gardens MOSCOW TOURIST PORTAL 1 Red Square pushkinmuseum.ru 25 Winzavod Centre 3 Nikolskaya St. On the northwest side Tel.: +7 (495) 697-87-73 DISCOVER.MOSCOW shm.ru of Contemporary Art kazanski-sobor.ru of the Kremlin walls 14 Bulgakov Museum 22 Tverskoy Boulevard 3 Tel.: +7 (495) 917-46-46 Tretyakov Gallery Tel.: +7 (495) 699-53-66 37 Vysokopetrovsky mxat-teatr.ru 61 Hermitage Garden MOSCOW GUEST PASS CARD: Tel.: +7 (495) 957-07-27 1/8 4th Syromyatnichesky RUSSIANCITYPASS.COM 10 Bolshaya Sadovaya St. Monastery 49 Vakhtangov Theatre Tel.: +7 (495) 699-08-49 10 Lavrushinskiy Lane Lane, bld. 6 app 50, floor 4, entrance 6 Tel.: +7 (495) 236-94-24 Tel.: +7 (499) 241-16-79 3 Karetny Ryad St. tretyakovgallery.ru winzavod.ru bulgakovmuseum.ru 28/2 Petrovka St. 26 Arbat St. mosgorsad.ru EMERGENCY PHONES 4 26 Garage Museum vpmon.ru New Tretyakov Gallery 15 Central Museum vakhtangov.ru 62 Gorky Park ANY EMERGENCY CASE: 112 of Contemporary Art Tel.: +7 (495) 957-07-27 of Musical Culture 38 Great Ascension Tel.: +7 (495) 995-00-20 POLICE: 102 Tel.: +7 (495) 645-05-20 50 Satire Theatre 10 Krymsky Val St. Tel.: +7 (495) 605-65-15 Cathedral 9 Krymskiy Val St. FIRE EMERGENCY: 101 9 Krymsky Val St., bld. 32 Tel.: +7 (495) 699-63-05 tretyakovgallery.ru 4 Fadeeva St. Tel.: +7 (495) 690-59-36 park-gorkogo.com EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: 103 garagemca.org/ru 2 Triumphalnaya Square 5 glinka.museum 36 Bolshaya Nikitskaya St. State Pushkin satire.ru 63 Museon Park of Arts 27 Moscow Modern bolshoevoznesenie.ru Art Museum 16 Leo Tolstoy Tel.: +7 (495) 995-00-20 Art Museum 51 Taganka Theatre Tel.: +7 (495) 609-95-20 State Museum 39 Novodevichy Convent 2 Krymsky Val COMMISSIONED BY MOSCOW CITY DEPARTMENT Tel.: +7 (495) 690-68-70 +7 (495) 915-12-17 12 Volkhonka St. Tel.: +7 (495) 637-74-10 Tel.: +7 (495) 246-56-07 park-gorkogo.com/ OF SPORTS AND TOURISM. 25 Petrovka St. 76/21 Zemlyanoy Val St. pushkinmuseum.art 11/8 Prechistenka St. 1 Novodevichy Pass. muzeon ZELENSKI CORPORATE TRAVEL SOLUTIONS (LLC), 2018 mmoma.ru tagankateatr.ru PRINTED AT A2PRESS (LLC) BY ORDER OF ZCTS (LLC), 6 Moscow Museum tolstoymuseum.ru novodev.ru 52 Moscow International 64 Bauman Garden WITH A PRINT RUN OF 140 000 COPIES. NOT FOR SALE Tel.: +7 (495) 739-00-08 17 Vysotsky House 28 Krasny Oktyabr 40 Moscow Cathedral House of Music Tel.: +7 (499) 261 58 8 2 Zubovsky Boulevard on Taganka Art Cluster Mosque Tel.: +7 (495) 730-10-11 15 Basmannaya St. mosmuseum.ru Tel.: +7 (495) 915-75-78 Tel.: +7 (499) 788-60-00 Tel.: +7 (495) 681-49-04 Information phones 52 Kosmodamianskaya sadbaumana.ru 3 Vysotskogo St. 6 Bersenevskaya Emb. 7 Vypolzov Lane Lost documents: +7 (495) 694-86-20 7 State Central Museum Emb., bld. 8 visotsky.ru redok.ru mihrab.ru 65 Krasnaya Presnya Lost & found on trams, buses, trolleybuses: of the Contemporary mmdm.ru Park +7 (915) 293-06-25, +7 (495) 950-40-64 27 Multimedia History of Russia 18 Cold War Museum 41 Moscow Synagogue Tel.: +7 (499) 256-13-02 Lost & found in metro: +7 (495) 622-20-85 Art Museum 53 Nikulin Moscow Tel.: +7 (495) 699-54-58 Bunker-42 on Taganka Tel.: +7 (495) 623-96-97 5 Mantulinskaya St. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia: +7 (499) 244-16-06 Tel.: +7 (495) 637-11-00 Circus on Tsvetnoy 21 Tverskaya St. Tel.: +7 (499) 703-44-55 10 Bolshoy p-kp.ru Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of sovrhistory.ru 11 5th Kotelnichesky Lane 16 Ostozhenka St. Spasoglinishchevsky Boulevard Russia: +7 (499) 244-45-81 mamm-mdf.ru Tel.: +7 (495) 625-89-70 66 Trubetskoy Manor General Administration for Migration Issues of Ministry 8 bunker42.com Lane, bld. 1 State Museum 13 Tsvetnoy Boulevard in Khamovniki of Internal Affairs of Russian Federation (re-issue, visa CATHEDRALS, of Oriental Art 19 Moscow Planetarium 42 Roman-Catholic circusnikulin.ru Tel.: +7 (495) 637-00-48 extension): +7 (495) 667-04-02 MONASTERIES Tel.: +7 (495) 691-02-12 Tel.: + 7 (495) 221-76-90 Cathedral 1 Usacheva St. 12a Nikitsky Boulevard 5 Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya 30 Pokrovsky Cathedral Tel.: +7 (499) 252-39-11 54 Obraztsov Puppet Tourist Call Center orientmuseum.ru St., bld. 1 (St. Basil’s Cathedral) 27/13 Malaya Gruzinskaya Theatre 67 Botanical Garden Provides update information on the tourist resources and Tel.: +7 (495) 698-33-04 St. catedra.ru Tel.: +7 (495) 699-53-73 of MSU city opportunities, the city's transport infrastructure, offers 9 Shchusev State planetarium-moscow.ru 2 Red Square 3 Sadovaya- Tel.: +7 (495) 680-67-65 prompt advice in case of emergency in Russian, English, Museum of Architecture 20 43 MSU Zoological shm.ru St. Peter and Paul Samotechnaya St. 26 Mira Ave, bld. 1 German, French and Chinese. Tel.: +7 (495) 697-13-06 Museum Lutheral Cathedral puppet.ru hortus.ru 8-800-302-31-12 and 8-800-350-51-12 – toll-free from 5/25 Vozdvizhenka St. Tel.: +7 (495) 629-39-48 31 Cathedral of Christ Tel.: +7 (495) 628-53-36 all the Russian mobile phones, and stationery phones of the muar.ru 2 Bolshaya Nikitskaya St. the Saviour 7/10 Starosadsky Lane 55 Durov Animal Theatre 68 Moscow Zoo Russian Federation. zmmu.msu.ru Tel.: +7 (495) 637-12-76 lutherancathedral.ru Tel.: +7 (495) 631-30-47 Tel.: +7 (499) 252-29-51 10 Museum of the +7 (495) 587-71-12 – for incoming calls from abroad and 15 Volkhonka St. 4 Durova St. 1 Bolshaya also from international phone operators (for subscribers Russian Icon 21 44 St. Andrew’s Moscow Archeology xxc.ru ugolokdurova.ru Gruzinskaya St. out of Moscow territory and using international roaming). Tel.: +7 (495) 221-52-83 Museum Anglican Church moscowzoo.su Payment is in accordance with the subscriber’s billing 32 56 Tchaikovsky 3 Goncharnaya St., bld. 1 Tel.: +7 (495) 692-00-20 Epiphany Cathedral Tel.: +7 (495) 664-21-69 operator. russikona.ru 1a Manezhnaya Square in Elokhovo 8 Voznesensky Lane Concert Hall 69 Tagansky Park mosmuseum.ru Tel.: +7 (499) 261-69-13 Tel.: +7 (495) 232-53-53 Tel.: +7 (495) 912-27-17 11 Vernadsky State CIRCUSES, CONCERT Transportation 15 Spartakovskaya St. 31/4 Tverskaya St. 40-42 Taganskaya St. Geological Museum 22 State Museum HALLS, HIPPODROMES, Moscow Transport Contact Centre: +7 (495) 539-54-54, 3210 elohov.ru meloman.ru parktaganskiy.ru of Russian Academy of GULAG History THEATRES (Beeline, MTC, Megafon, Tele2) Domodedovo Airport: +7 (495) 933-66-66 of Sciences Tel.: +7 (495) 681 88 82 33 Pokrovsky Monastery 45 Bolshoi Theatre 57 Moscow Conservatory 70 Ekaterininsky Park Sheremetyevo Airport: +7 (495) 232-65-65 Tel.: +7 (495) 692-09-43 9 1th Samotechny Lane, Tel.: +7 (495) 911-49-20 Tel.: +7 (495) 455-55-55 Tel.: +7 495 629-96-59 Tel.: +7 (495) 600-63-91 Vnukovo Airport: +7 (495) 937-55-55 11 Mokhovaya St., bld. 11 bld. 1 58 Taganskaya St. 1 Teatralnaya Square 13/6 Bolshaya Nikitskaya St. 27 Ekaterininskaya St. Russian Railways: 8 (800) 775-00-00 sgm.ru gmig.ru pokrov-monastir.ru bolshoi.ru mosconsv.ru ek-park.ru Aeroexpress (high-speed trains to airports): 8 (800) 700-33-77 MOSCOW CITY Top Moscow Observation Decks Moscow Tours GOVERNMENT Tourist Information Centers of Moscow • Vorobyovy Gory offer the The interactive audio guides of the Kremlin and the sur- are equipped with special City sightseeing tours Street, Bolotnaya Street. 1. Triumphalnaya Square – by Vladimir Mayakovsky visitors one of the most fa- (in Russian and English) roundings. Children under 14 translucent awnings that City sightseeing tour is a convenient way to enjoy the major There may be changes in the rout, order and time of passing Monument; 2. Visit Center at Moscow State Integrated Museum-Reserve – mous panoramic views of the are available. Currently the are not allowed. In autumn cover tourists from the rain. attractions of the capital city. You can board the double- the travel points depending on the road situation on the decker and hop off at any stop along the route unlimited 39 Andropova Ave.; capital.
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