12 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Moscow
Best Things To Do in Moscow
As large cities go Moscow is pretty safe. I would stay near the main tourist areas as most often there will be militia (police) men posted there. Most all areas of Moscow are safe to be in, but do carry your purse in front of you at all times.
The city is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and is well known for its display of Russian architecture, particularly its historic Red Square, and buildings such as the Saint Basil's Cathedral and the Moscow Kremlin, of which the latter serves as the seat of power of the Government of Russia.
Theft, crimes and terrorist acts
Without being something general, and as in many other developed countries, thefts occur in large Russian cities, which often are aimed at foreign tourists.
Steer Clear of Browsing the Streets of Moscow at Night
In areas that are not well-lit, it is much more likely you may encounter others who want to commit crimes including theft and muggings, and potentially more violent and dangerous attacks.
We recommend that you spend at least two or three days in Moscow – just enough to see the most famous sights of the city.
The fastest train ("Sapsan" express) takes 4 hours and the train ticket from Moscow to St. Petersburg costs about €50 for a 2nd-class one way ticket if you buy it early (€60 to €100 for last-minute trips). There are also about 10 overnight trains, which take about 8 hours to travel.
The heart of Moscow - Red Square
Moscow is certainly one of the world's great cities from a historical standpoint, but for tourists it's still largely undiscovered. ... Another difficulty the city has is that Moscow is very expensive, even by most European standards. Hotels in the lower categories can be affordable, but standards tend to be equally low.
Moscow Russia, tap water is safe for drinking. Treatment plants use sodium hypochlorite, which is more reliable than chlorine. A regular inspection ensures people who drink it won't be ill. The water leaves the treatment plant is safe to drink.
Crime: Crimes against tourists do occur at popular tourist sites and on public transportation. U.S. citizens have been victims of serious crimes when visiting Russia. Russian authorities are not always willing to impartially and thoroughly investigate crimes. Be cautious and aware of your surroundings.
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