Rediscover Moscow: new guides in the capital
20-12-2019
The capital of the Russian Federation has released updated pocket guides for visitors from other countries. They are distributed in hotels and at many often visited sites. The guidebooks can be distinguished by three different bright colors and are printed in English, Russian and Chinese. This is reported by the press service of the Committee on Tourism of Moscow.
Look, plan, and act
The brochures are made in a compact pocket version and distributed for free. It will become easy and interesting to create the route around the city to visit festivals and exhibitions or to plan leisure activities with children.
1. Parks, city museums, viewing sites, monuments, and art galleries are compiled in guides made in a bright red colour called Moscow: What to See.
2. Information about restaurants and cafes with children's menus, theaters with children's repertoire, sports grounds, and a separate section about the main zoo of the capital, is contained in the book called In Moscow with Children produced in green.
3. Exhibitions, holidays, annual festivals, sports, gastronomic events, and other cultural events can be found in blue brochures called Moscow. Events and Culture.
The guides also have emergency phone numbers, bicycle rental points, routes to airports, and other useful information.
Where to find them?
The Committee on Tourism says that the guides are already available in some of the capital's hotels, Moskvarium, GUM, Zaryadye Park, and the Panorama 360 viewing site. Next in line are galleries, museums, and other attractions of the capital.
Look, plan, and act
The brochures are made in a compact pocket version and distributed for free. It will become easy and interesting to create the route around the city to visit festivals and exhibitions or to plan leisure activities with children.
1. Parks, city museums, viewing sites, monuments, and art galleries are compiled in guides made in a bright red colour called Moscow: What to See.
2. Information about restaurants and cafes with children's menus, theaters with children's repertoire, sports grounds, and a separate section about the main zoo of the capital, is contained in the book called In Moscow with Children produced in green.
3. Exhibitions, holidays, annual festivals, sports, gastronomic events, and other cultural events can be found in blue brochures called Moscow. Events and Culture.
The guides also have emergency phone numbers, bicycle rental points, routes to airports, and other useful information.
Where to find them?
The Committee on Tourism says that the guides are already available in some of the capital's hotels, Moskvarium, GUM, Zaryadye Park, and the Panorama 360 viewing site. Next in line are galleries, museums, and other attractions of the capital.