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Pavel Tretiakov, el coleccionista de algunos de los mejores trabajos de artistas contemporáneos de Moscú y San Petersbugo, fundó esta galería en 1856. Su hermano Sergei coleccionaba obra de maestros franceses y holandeses, y en 1872, combinaron sus colecciones y abrieron este famoso museo llamado Galería Estatal Tretiakov (Tret'iakovskaia Galereia). En 1892, fue donada a la ciudad de Moscú, y aún prevalece con trabajos de famosos pintores rusos como Vasilii Perov, Ivan Kramskoi e Ilia Repin.

Moscow Free Tours is a Moscow-based tour guide company which offers daily free walking tours of Moscow's main attractions, led by their friendly and knowledgeable guides. This is one of the very few tour guide companies in Moscow which provides 5 tours at 4 different time slots (10:45a, 2p, 4p, 6:30p) in a day regardless of group size and weather conditions. If none of the free tour timings fit into your schedule, you can always book a paid private tour.

A theatre located very near the heart of the city in one of the most beautiful and oldest buildings in Moscow. At the beginning of the 20th century, the building was occupied by noble families, before later becoming a cinema and somewhat later a theatre. Here the great practitioner of theatrical art, Konstantin Stanislavskii, taught young actors. In 1998 the theatre celebrated its 50th anniversary, and continues to maintain Stanislavskii's exacting theatrical standards. The repertoire includes not only classical Russian plays, but also a selection of Western classics, some experimental efforts and a few plays for children.

Billed to be one of the highest points of the city, the soaring Sparrow Hills lies delicately nestled along the banks of the Moskva River. Towering 220 meters (720 feet) above river level, the hill proudly watches over the dynamic, ever-evolving landscape of Moscow, including many of its landmarks like the Luzhniki Stadium, Christ the Savior Cathedral, the gleaming domes of Novodevichy Convent and the imposing Seven Sisters. Having been a muse to many Russians poets and writers in the past, the hill is crowned by an observation tower which overlooks the beautiful bend of the river shrouded by swathes of dense green scenery. Strewn across the lofty scope of the hills are buildings which are some of the most magnificent of their kind in the city, including the awe-inspiring Moscow State University complex and the picturesque Trinity Church.

The Alexander Gardens were developed between 1820 and 1823 and run along the west wall of the Kremlin. The gardens occupy an area of about 865 meters (2838 feet). In his attempt to make the gardens as distinctive as possible, Osip Bove combined an orderly plan with the free arrangement of trees plus elements of romantic-style gardens. The gardens are bordered by decorative iron railings. Locals and foreign tourists often come to the gardens to visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Being a popular public spot, the garden is open throughout the year.

En la Plaza Roja, el gran ícono de Moscú, se respira historia y legado. Aquí, el pasado se encuentra con el presente bajo la sombra de uno de los monumentos más famosos, el Kremlin, y frente a la colorida Catedral de San Basilio. La Plaza no siempre fue tan impresionante en cuanto a lo arquitectónico como es ahora, ya que comenzó como una humilde plaza del mercado. A lo largo de los siglos, la plaza evolucionó con distintos edificios que se fueron construyendo. Durante la era soviética, la plaza fue escenario de una gran cantidad de desfiles militares en la Guerra Mundial y en la Guerra Fría. El lugar ofrece una gran cantidad de actividades, y es durante la caída del sol cuando más hermosa se la ve, con sus hermosos edificios iluminados y coloridos.