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Shopping malls usually close at around 10 pm in Moscow. Huge shopping centres with shops as well as entertainment are very common. There are malls that you can get to easily by metro or foot, but there are also some that are quite f...Open the full description
Shopping malls usually close at around 10 pm in Moscow. Huge shopping centres with shops as well as entertainment are very common. There are malls that you can get to easily by metro or foot, but there are also some that are quite far out. The most popular shopping centres on the outskirts of the city include Okhotniy Ryad, Evropeiskiy, Metropolis, Atrium, TSUM and GUM.
Tverskaya St is full of mass produced brands whereas Petrovka St and Bolshaya Yakimanka St are packed with luxury labels.
It is difficult to find flea markets, second hand stores and fancy shops in Moscow.
Tsvetnoy Central Market
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Tsvetnoy Central Market (locals call it Tsvetnoy) was named after the street on which it is located, Tsvetnoy Bulvar, in the very centre of Moscow. The name fits this store perfectly as it means “colourful” in Russian. Needless to say, Tsvetnoy is a bright and colourful place to shop.
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Zaryadye Park (Парк «Зарядье»)
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Zaryadye is a new park built in the historic centre of the city, a stone’s throw away from the Kremlin and Red Square. Zaryadye was conceived as a landmark for the city, an important feature of modern Moscow and the flagship park for the nation.
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Flacon
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Even though it’s not located in the city centre, Flacon is well worth a visit – check out the pictures and their website for inspiration. Apart from all the artiness, it’s also a great place for entertainment.
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Artplay
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The Artplay block is home to a diverse range of places, the core being design studios, interiors showrooms, exhibition spaces, and a couple of creative schools. Visit the neighbourhood and check out the design shops.
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Hohlovka Showroom
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Here you’ll find modern Russian designer clothing for men and women, along with handmade accessories and gifts. Even if you don’t plan on buying anything, still visit this place – it’s definitely worth it.
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ГУМ / GUM
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GUM is both an architectural landmark and a luxury shopping centre. It’s a favourite spot for many Moscow locals. Here you can shop, admire some amazing Neo-Russian architecture, enjoy a typical Russian lunch at an affordable place, or sip a cup of coffee at a fancy restaurant with views towards the Red Square.
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Garage Museum of Contemporary Art (Музей современного искусства «Гараж»)
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“Garage was founded with an international perspective, but now we are increasingly recognized as an internationally significant organization that not only presents, but also creates culture."
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Hard Rock Cafe Moscow
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Hard Rock Cafe is the traditionally recognised place to feel the rock and roll spirit.
Wide range of drinks and American food is served.
Hard Rock Cafe also serves as a venue for live concerts of bands and musicians.
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Izmailovsky Flea Market
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You can easily spend a whole day wandering the festive streets browsing quirky memorabilia and buying gifts for loved ones. You’ll find everything from knick-knacks to ancient Russian artifacts. The shopkeepers here are becoming increasingly tourist-friendly and don’t mind accepting US dollars should you run out of rubles.
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Museum of Russian impressionism
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The museum's artworks come from the private collection of billionaire Russian businessman Boris Mints, owner of the investment holding company O1 Group. They include paintings from artists such as Konstantin Korovin, Igor Grabar, Yuri Pimenov and Valentin Serov.
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KM20
Design & Clothes
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There's something for everyone. New KM20 is not just a store. It is a place for a magical experience connected to everything modern that is happening with fashion. Objects, installations, furniture – all created specifically for the space in close collaboration with the best current creatives from all fields – this is what new KM20 is.
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DEPST
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The renewed DEPST is all the same unique developments in the field of design, but with a slightly larger bias towards furniture and a reinterpreted decor. Retaining the previous proportions, DEPST became wider, and its space is freer. The store now has a place of high archaic chests of drawers, low and elongated pedestals, original wardrobes and as
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Пространство «Хлебозавод № 9»
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The project unites several spheres of life of a modern urban resident. Here you can open your own showroom, coffee shop; organize a gastronomic or music festival; Rent an office space with access to the roof or loft under the studio.
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Moscow City Pub Crawl
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Duration
4 h
Languages
English, Russian
Tishinka
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Located on the third floor, Tishinka is an exhibition space that hosts various fairs – the most remarkable being a flea market that’s held four times a year. There are also fairs with dolls, teddy bears, needlework and board games to name a few.
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Moscow-City (ММДЦ «Москва-Сити»)
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"city of the future" in the middle of the capital, located on Krasnopresnenskaya embankment, in the bend of the Moskva River, 4 km from the Kremlin. The architecture of buildings combines modern, high-tech and neo-constructivism. Muscovites come here to work, shopping and entertainment, and guests - to exhibitions, sightseeing tours and shopping
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