Unfortunately I haven't been there yet. But when I close my eyes I can imagine how incredible is to walk through the streets described for Dostoevsky and Bulgakov, the sensation of being in the Red Square looking to people and cars in movement, breathing that cold and dry air, staying for a long time contemplating the Moskva River and hearing that beautiful language being pronounced by the natives. So I could stop in some cafe to taste a green tea and then continue the tour that's more similar to some dream :o)

I've never been there. As far as I know it's quite large. My friend was there some years ago (he told me it was really crazy and wonderful trip).

Hi Svetlana, I have been to Moscow, but it was in the winter and it was very cold, icy and muddy. I liked Arbat street.

ist cold all time i depressed lool i like sun and sea .