3 Days in Moscow an Itinerary for First Time Visitors

Russia is a vast, eclectic and intriguing country and the capital, Moscow is no different, so a three-day itinerary in this fascinating city is sure to entertain. 

Moscow will entice even the most discerning traveler, and after seeing the city’s main sights you’ll understand why it is a place on so many people’s bucket lists!

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend break or as part of a longer vacation, this 3-day Moscow itinerary will help you figure out the top way of seeing the city to ensure you don’t miss the top spots.

3 Days in Moscow: Day One

Bolshoi Theatre

The Bolshoi Theatre in central Moscow is best known for its ballet and opera performances.

Red Square

The Red Square is steeped in history and if you take a walking tour of the area you can learn all about the area’s past.

St. Basil’s Cathedral

Another of Moscow’s most famous sights is St. Basil’s Cathedral, the colourful domed church located in the Red Square. 

Lenin’s Mausoleum

Lenin’s Mausoleum, also situated in the Red Square, is the resting place of the Soviet leader of the Bolshevik Revolution, Valdimir Lenin. 

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