Is 3 days in Moscow enough?

Moscow is a 15 million people cosmopolitan city where 1 day wouldn't be enough to explore all the sights. If you still haven't planned a number of days to spend in Moscow we suggest you allocate at least 3 days before going further across Russia or back home. 3 nights in Moscow is a good start.



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Three days is an essential program: A day for the Kremlin (museums!) and the surrounding area (Red Square!). A day for the most picturesque stations of the Moscow Metro and for the walk along Arbat Street.

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Both of these cities are richly rewarding and are some of the most popular destinations in all of Russia. Both are famous for their amazing architecture. While Moscow has the Red Square and the Kremlin, Saint Petersburg has vast palaces built for the emperor of the former Russian Empire - the Tsar.

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Petersburg is much better preserved. Moscow is extremely eclectic and very modernized. I would recommend St. Petersburg for there you can enjoy both architecture and history, in Moscow you won't enjoy the architecture that much, but can find some amazing history, but you'll have to look hard for it.

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Moscow Overview
The best time to visit Moscow is March, April, May, June, July and August. Since this is the peak season expect a little crowd during this time. September and October period experiences moderate weather.

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Hire a Guide There is plenty of “good” that begs to be explored in this sprawling city, Europe's largest with around 13 million people. Remarkable architecture and monuments abound, many of which are lit up at dusk like Christmas trees. Moscow is not a quaint, walkable city by any means.

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The cost of living in Moscow is quite high, but is largely dependent on an expat's lifestyle. Expats working in Moscow who earn a decent salary will be able to manage day-to-day costs just fine, especially in comparison to those in major cities such as New York and London.

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Russia tends to be relatively safe for tourists, but petty crime does happen. Travelers are advised to follow the same personal security procedures they would in any other country and stay alert.

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Moscow is not only home to famous historical paintings, the city also showcases modern, educational, and multimedia arts. The Moscow Planetarium is one of the biggest planetariums in the world. It is an interactive museum that educates everyone with their scientific resources.

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The best way to get around Moscow is the metro. Faster and more efficient than the trolley buses and trams, this extensive system has stations that contain beautiful ornamentation, sculptures and mosaics. You could rent a car, but it's best to use public transportation to avoid the city's perpetually congested roads.

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