Moscow’s central historic square and an easy starting point for the city centre.
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Combine it with Alexander Garden, Zaryadye and Kitay-gorod.
Metro: Okhotny Ryad, Teatralnaya or Ploshchad Revolyutsii.
A few more Moscow attractions with a similar kind of visit.
A landscaped walking area along the western Kremlin wall, connecting Manezhnaya Square, the Kremlin entrances and Borovitskaya Square. Memorials and close views of the Kremlin sit beside tree-lined paths, flowerbeds and places for a short rest.
District: Tverskoy
One of Moscow’s defining theatrical landmarks and a major architectural focus of Theatre Square. Even without attending a performance, the building is an important part of the historic centre, while the illuminated square is especially attractive on an evening walk after Red Square and Nikolskaya Street.
District: Tverskoy
Mayakovskaya, opened in 1938, is one of the most celebrated architectural stations of the Moscow Metro. Slender columns, stainless steel, stone and Alexander Deyneka’s ceiling mosaics turn the platform into an architectural landmark rather than merely a transport stop.
District: Tverskoy