The Central Department Store (TSUM), located on 15, Petrovka street in a 15-minute walk from “StandArt” design hotel, is not only a mecca for shopaholics and stylists from all over the world, but also one of the Moscow’s architectural landmarks.

Located just in a 10-minute walk from the hotel, Red Square is the epicenter of Moscow’s tourist life that combines such attractions as GUM, St. Basil’s Cathedral, the Mausoleum, Historical Museum and the others.

The GUM building, made in neo-Russian style, occupies the territory of an entire block. Enjoy the atmosphere of the Soviet times, walking along the long shopping aisles with fabulous GUM storefronts, tasting an ice-cream and shopping for gastronomic souvenirs at Gastronome #1.

Оpened in 2017, Zaryadye Park is divided into four zones characteristic of Russia - steppe, meadow, forests and northern landscape. From the top point of Zaryadye there is a view of St. Basil's Cathedral and Red Square. On the territory of the park there is an exhibition and a concert hall. The main attraction of the park is the floating bridge over the Moskva River.

The famous Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow has two stages where outstanding Russian artists perform. The five-tier auditorium of the historical stage of the Bolshoi Theater with incredible acoustics, gilded stucco, paintings on the ceiling and a delightful crystal chandelier is an aesthetic pleasure not only for avid theatergoers, but also for amateurs. The Bolshoi Theater's playbill is very diverse. Both Moscow residents and travelers dream of immersing themselves in the atmosphere of the legendary theater, so tickets sell out very quickly.

Patriarch’s Ponds or “Patriki” is the most mysterious place in Moscow since the school years of any Russian as it has always been associated with the work of Mikhail Bulgakov. However as the time goes by, the place loses its touch of magic. Now this is a fashionable district of Moscow with trendy restaurants, summer terraces, bars and showrooms of Russian designers.

The Moscow Kremlin is a unique historical place, the center of the country's political life since the times of ancient Russia. Designed by Italian architects in the 15th and early 16th centuries, its walls have swallowtail-shaped finishes, which is a classic for castles in northern Italy. There are 20 towers of the Moscow Kremlin along the perimeter. The most recognizable of them - the Spasskaya Tower - a symbol of the Russian New Year with a famous chiming clock on top.

Erected in honor of the victory in the war over Napoleon and in memory of those killed, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow is the largest temple of the Russian Orthodox Church. The Patriarch of Moscow and of all Russia performs divine services here. The Patriarchal pedestrian bridge is located next to the Temple. It offers a famous panorama of the Moscow River and the Kremlin wall.

It is the first Russian state museum dedicated to contemporary art. Its distinctive features are modern cultural works of the 20th and 21st centuries. The Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA) not only participates in exhibitions, but also carries out scientific and publishing activities, conducts restorations and events. MMOMA galleries are located at five sites in different districts of Moscow.

The Drama Theatre, opened in 1989, is located in a historical building that is closely associated with the name of Lucien Olivier. The Hermitage restaurant, which he managed, was located here. “Olivier” salad was first presented to the public there and since then has been one of the most famous dishes in our country. The founder and artistic director of the School of Contemporary Drama in Moscow is People's Artist of Russia Joseph Raikhelgauz.

The Vakhtangov Theater in Moscow was originally founded as a Student Drama Studio, directed by Evgeny Vakhtangov. The five stages of the Vakhtangov Theater host such productions as “War and Peace”, “Eugene Onegin”, “Dead Souls”, etc.

The Hermitage Garden in Moscow has always been an attractive place for residents and tourists. It was founded at the end of the 19th century by the Moscow merchant, famous philanthropist and theater figure Ya.V. Shchukin. In summer, yoga and city picnics are organized on the lawns, and in winter, there is an ice skating rink.

The Lumiere Brothers Gallery is one of the oldest Moscow galleries specializing in photography. Vintage works by Soviet and foreign photographers, as well as modern photographs, are presented here. Since its founding, the gallery has held more than 200 exhibitions.

GES-2 (former Hydroelectric Power station II) is a museum of modern art, occupying the building of a former power plant on Bolotnaya embankment. The official opening of the GES-2 exhibition took place at the end of 2021 and now it is a modern art space that actively attracts people to participate in cultural processes, and harmoniously combines the site with the functions of a museum, gallery, concert hall and creative workshops.

The former Winery (Vinzavod) in Moscow is now a creative space that combines all areas of modern culture. The history of the Vinzavod stretches back almost 200 years; the territory of the current art complex previously housed craft workshops and a brewery.

In this interactive museum, everyone can try himself in the role of a scientist and conduct experiments. The Experimentanium contains more than 300 exhibits telling about mechanical and physical processes; thematic master classes are held there that explain complex things in simple terms.

Russia's largest space museum complex about cosmonautics and aviation at VDNKh. By visiting it, you will study the achievements of domestic designers and the prospects for exploring the vastness of the Universe. On the territory of the Cosmonautics and Aviation Center at VDNKh you can try on a cosmonaut suit, touch the surface of the Moon and learn about the changes in the human body while in space.