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Moscow

Moscow
There is no true traveler for whom the whitestone Moscow is not a dream. This is what Giacomo Casanova says when he first sees the Russian capital: "He who has not seen Moscow must have not seen Russia." And he's right because Moscow is the country's pulsating living heart in economic, cultural and architectural terms. It is difficult to list all of its sights, but let us help you with some ideas about places that you should not miss when you are in Moscow:

Kremlin

The most popular Russian symbol, and also the oldest part of the city . . was built in 15th century. Three temples surround the oldest town square . . The assembly where the gold dome bell tower rises. Imagine the pictures you can run on social networks!

The Red Square

Today it is the place where the luxurious Russian military parades are held, but in ancient times it was the one on which important royal decrees were announced. Today it is often a stage for concerts by many world famous musicians - Luciano Pavarotti, Plazado Domingo, Madonna. While you are there, see also the mausoleum of Lenin and the temple .

The Bolshoi Theater

Moscow is a world cultural capital and in the numerous theaters are played both contemporary and classical plays. The fame of Bolshoi theater puts him next to Milan's La Scala and Paris' Grand Opera. It is unique not only with its architecture, but also because of the talents that appeared on his stage - Fedor Shalyapin, Nikolai Gjaurov, Maya Plisetska, Mikhail Baryshnikov and many others.

Moscow Metro

Don't miss this experience! It is not only one of the largest in the world /the length of its lines exceeds 200 km/, but also perhaps the most beautiful. Some of his stations are more like palace ballrooms and will surely leave you breathless;

If you have any free time, take a walk in the most famous Moscow street. In the past, court craftsmen lived around it and today is a cult place for all residents of the capital. It also connects with the names of many of the most famous Russian artists;

Zolote koelzo

A preferred tourist route that will immerse you in the authentic history and art of Russia. The towns such as Sergiev Posad, Alexandrov, Rostov the Great, Yaroslavl, Myshkin preserve the spirit of the ancient state and their inhabitants preserve the philosophy of this suffering people.

Useful advice

If The Russians say: . .Semy sam s measure, odin srezhjjjjjs, which we would translate with the Bulgarian equivalent: seven times measure, once cut. And if you want to emphasize the similarities between people, in Russian you will say: ..I poured strawberries. In Bulgarian we say one dol dren. But don't rely too much on the proximity between the two languages. For example, the Russian language is a chair in Bulgarian and the Russian word "dinja" corresponds to our melon. If you want to learn more, you can enroll in a course at the Russian language school . Look at our website for more details - https://omegals.bg/kursove/za-vyzrastni/ruski-ezik/  Contact us to find out when and how you can start . Tel: 02/423 21 21; mob: 0878 566 537; email: office@omegals.bg  

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