Moscow Holidays & City Breaks

Packages in Moscow

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Moscow Vacation Packages

This area of Moscow Oblast contains around 10,400,000 inhabitants.

If you want to start your trip with the city's most renowned sights, Red Square and Moscow Kremlin ought to be at the very top of your itinerary.

If you're traveling with the family, set aside some time to check out the terrific child-friendly attractions. Pack a daypack and head to Kva-Kva Aquapark and Waterpark Caribia. The Russian Fairy-tales Museum is also not to be missed.

Your kids can spend a whole afternoon walking around and looking at the local and exotic species at the Moscow Zoo and the Otrada Amusement Park and Zoo.

Enjoy the range of plants on display when you and your family make a trip to the Moscow Botanical Gardens and the Central Botanical Garden. Budding horticulturalists might also want to check out the displays at the Aptekarskiy Ogorod Botanical Garden and the Botanical Garden of Academy of Sciences.

Pack some lunch and take five in the leafy surroundings of Victory Park and the Alexander Gardens. You'll also find plenty of room to lounge about in the grass at Sokolniki Park and Hermitage Garden.

Need to escape the stresses of modern life? Head out on an adventure to Bitsa Park and Lossiny Ostrov National Park. Sparrow Hills and Troparevsky Forest Park are also popular with nature lovers.

See the world from a new perspective with some time at one of the area's wonderfully curated cultural spaces. Savor the contemplative atmosphere as you check out the collections at the State Historical Museum and the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Another two worth considering are the Kremlin Armoury Museum and the State Tretyakov Gallery.

The Russian Submarine Museum will send you on a voyage back through the region's nautical history. A haven of sea tales and marine artifacts, the whole crew is certain to have fun at this one.

Those who love science will love the marvelous diversity of interactive science exhibits at the Polytechnical Museum, the Experimentanium or Moscow Planetarium.

From the moment you step through the doors, it's apparent that the collections at the Orlov Museum of Paleontology and the State Darwin Museum are a labor of love. Gazing back from behind the protective glass, these striking specimens will excite your curiosity. The Mytishchi Museum of Nature Protection and the Vernadsky State Geological Museum are also well worth checking out.

An oasis for art connoisseurs, this area boasts a nice range of spaces in which artists and designers exhibit their wares. Revel in the creative atmosphere at the New Tretyakov Gallery - Museum of Modern Art and the Andrei Rublev Museum of Early Russian Art. If you can fit them in, the Podolsky Showroom and the Mytischi Historical Art Museum are also well worth checking out.

Amateur historians can explore chronicles of former times at the Domodedovo History and Art Museum and the Ivanteyevka Museum of History and Local Lore. The Memorial Museum of German Anti Fascists and the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center are also worthwhile options.

Wander back through the ages with a visit to the Moscow State University or Cathedral of Christ the Savior, just two of the interesting historic sites here. You might also like to take a few photos at Lenin's Mausoleum and Novodevichy Convent and Cemetery.

Arcing across the local waterways. Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge and Rostokinsky Aqueduct are two examples of civil engineering that have withstood the passage of time.

Some of the area's most famed families have called Ostankino Palace and Palace of the Romanov Boyars "home." Be sure to get out your camera as you admire their ornate architecture and lavish interiors. Petrovsky Palace and Catherine's Palace are two more magnificent homes that have their fair share of history hidden in the walls.

Castles like Meyendorff Castle have faithfully stood as structures of security since the days of knights and dames.

Discover the region's spiritual side and enjoy some moments of quiet contemplation at St. Basil's Cathedral and Church of the Ascension. Donskoy Monastery and Cathedral of the Archangel are also intriguing holy places.

Before you pack up your bags and make your way home, be sure to visit some of Moscow's lesser-known attractions. Bagration Bridge and Crimean Bridge are some worthwhile options. Also, consider a visit to Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Bukhta Radosti if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Moscow

As the national capital of Russia, Moscow offers a wealth of apartments and other types of accommodation. No less than 301 Moscow hotels can be booked via Expedia's easy-to-use lodgings page.

Begin the quest for the perfect Moscow stay by looking into the amenities and rates at the fabulous The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow, at Tverskaya Street 3, and the Lotte Hotel Moscow, at 8 Bld. 2, Novinskiy Boulevard. Alternatively, The Kamergersky Hotel, at Kamergersky Lane, 6/5 bld. 3, and the Kvart Apartments Prospekt Mira, at Orlovo-Davydovskiy pereulok, 1, are two choices worth checking out if you're traveling on a budget.

St. Basil's Cathedral is a not-to-be-missed sight for those visiting Moscow. If you'd prefer to stay within walking distance of this famed attraction, the Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow and the Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow are both great choices.