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Stalin’s Seven Sisters
Moscow

Stalin’s Seven Sisters

May 22, 2014 / by Broke Tourist

Free: All time Moscow’s skyline is largely defined by seven skyscrapers known as Stalin’s Seven Sisters. They’re still today amongst some of the tallest buildings in...

Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art
Moscow

Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art

May 21, 2014 / by Broke Tourist

Free: All time Housed in a former wine-bottling factory, the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art is now Moscow’s modern art nexus housing the city’s most prestigious...

Danilov Monastery
Moscow

Danilov Monastery

May 21, 2014 / by Broke Tourist

Free: All time This classical monastery is named after its founder Daniil, son of the great Novogorod ruler Aleksander Nevsky. Founded in 1282, the Danilov monastery...

Gogol House
Moscow

Gogol House

May 20, 2014 / by Broke Tourist

Free: All time Nikolai Gogol, the 19th-century Ukrainian-born writer, wrote in Russian and spent his final years in Moscow. The Gogol House was where he resided...

Moscow Free Tour
Moscow

Moscow Free Tour

May 20, 2014 / by Broke Tourist

Free: All time The 2.5-hour free Moscow tour covers almost all the main attractions in Moscow from the Red Square to the St. Basil’s Cathedral to...

Museum of Russian Icon
Moscow

Museum of Russian Icon

May 20, 2014 / by Broke Tourist

Free: All time Founded by Russian art patron Mikhail Abramov, the Museum of Russian Icon put on display a collection of more than 4,000 pieces of...