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The Russian capital is a city thriving with a rich cultural life; therefore, regardless of the season, visitors will always have a wide range of entertainment options to choose from. Outstanding by the accuracy of the information it provides, The Moscow Guide issued in English by the broad-sheet The Moscow Times, is the perfect way to learn what's on in the city. Here are a few tips that may help the undecided reader, yet, it is your choice ultimately!
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It is most likely that you'll find yourself looking at the columns of the famous Boshoi Theater, and it would definitely be a pity not to see one of the ballet performances that have made the name of this artistic company famous all over the world. Both classic and new artistic representations are part of the invitation the theater launches for its guests. Enjoy it!
If gambling is your share of nighttime fun, then “Moskva” is the right casino for you. Open inside the Leningradskaya Hotel, this establishment offers the common range of standard roulette, poker and black jack. On special international holidays like St. Valentine's Day, Christmas or Mother's Day, the hotel also puts up one of the best show parties in Moscow. |
Huge multiple-floor night clubs make Moscow's night life anything but boring. It is good to know that clubs like “First”, “Mio” and “Fabrique” are exclusively focusing on house music; if you don't take house to your liking, then the other best dance offer is in R&B clubs like “B-Club” and “Marica”. For quiet and relaxed evenings with slow background music, you should turn to some of the more select clubs in the center of Moscow.
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