Moscow is Russia's capital, centered on a vast urban landscape of historic churches, state architecture, museums, theaters, parks and neighborhoods developed across many centuries. Red Square and the Kremlin form its best-known core, while sites such as the Tretyakov Gallery, VDNKh and the Moscow Metro reveal artistic and architectural traditions beyond the central monuments.
The city is extensive, so travelers should use the metro and plan each day by area. Entry requirements, payment access, transport and security conditions for international visitors can change, making current government travel advice essential before booking. Identification may be required at attractions, and major sites can have strict security procedures. Winters demand serious cold-weather clothing. Visitors should avoid restricted photography, demonstrations and sensitive government locations, and confirm all practical arrangements through reliable current sources.
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