Moscow is an amazing metropolis. It is full of extraordinary urban landscapes that are a must-see if you are lucky enough to be in the Russian capital. Observation platforms will help with this. There are several official observation platforms in the city, but there are also unofficial ones, from which the views are no worse. We will tell you about 12 observation platforms that are worth visiting first.
Height: 57 meters
Address: St. Luzhniki, 24. Nearest metro station - "Sportivnaya"
Price: 1000 rubles (includes a tour of the entire sports complex)
An extreme excursion route on the roof of the Luzhniki Grand Sports Arena will open on May 25, 2019. This is a new observation deck for those who want to get to know the stadium better, see Moscow from a bird's eye view and try themselves as a rock climber. You can walk on the roof of the arena on Saturdays and Sundays.
From above you can see Moscow State University, the Novodevichy Convent, the Moscow City skyscrapers, the famous “golden brains” - the building of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. The best views also open up on the new facilities of the sports complex, including the Irina Viner-Usmanova Rhythmic Gymnastics Center, the Aquatic Sports Palace on the site of the old Luzhniki swimming pool, and the Druzhba universal hall.
Sparrow Hills
Height: 80 meters
Address: metro station "Vorobyovy Gory", trolleybus No. 7 and minibus No. 7k.
Price: for free
Located on one of the capital’s seven hills, the site is especially popular among young people, newlyweds and numerous tourists. From here you can see all the important sights of the city at once: Luzhniki, Stalin's skyscrapers, the books of the New Arbat, Ostankino and Shukhov TV towers, the White House and many more postcard-worthy things. Not long ago, it became possible to use stationary binoculars with a tenfold optical zoom on the Vorobyovs.
Observation deck near the RAS building
Height: 60 meters
Address: metro station "Leninsky Prospekt", Leninsky Prospekt, 32A, building 1
Price: for free
The only place in Moscow from where you can see the famous “golden brains” (the building of the Academy of Sciences) in almost detail. Views of the ancient St. Andrew's Monastery and part of the Neskuchny Garden are attached. The main disadvantage is the smoky Third Ring in the immediate vicinity and the fact that due to the tall buildings located on the banks of the Moscow River, the opposite bank is poorly visible.
Ivan the Great belltower
Height: 25 meters
Address: Cathedral Square of the Kremlin
Price: from 250 to 500 rubles
The observation deck of the bell tower is located at a height of 25 meters - in the first tier of bells. Those who climb the steep stone staircase of 137 steps are guaranteed a truly regal view of the Kremlin and the Moscow River. Entrance to the bell tower is paid, but discounts are provided upon presentation of documents. It is important to note that children under 12 years of age are not allowed on the site.
Observation deck of Moscow State University (32nd floor)
Height: 230 meters
Address: m. "University", Leninskie Gory, 1
Price: from 600 to 800 rubles
Website: http://www.32etazh.ru
The observation deck of Moscow State University is rather a generalized concept. At one time, the high-rise was designed in such a way that every student and every researcher could admire Moscow from almost anywhere. Now, unless, of course, you have a student card, you can only get to the observation deck by signing up for a tour of the museum. Tourists are also shown the Rotunda Columned Hall and the Museum of Leaders. The site is open from Tuesday to Saturday, the excursion lasts on average an hour and a half for a group of at least five people.
Observation deck of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior
Height: 40 meters
Address: m. "Kropotkinskaya", st. Volkhonka, house 15
Price: from 350 to 450 rubles
Website: http://www.fxxc.ru
Of course, entrance to the temple itself and the temple museum is free, but you will have to pay for the excursion, as well as for going up to the observation deck. Restored in 1997, the monumental building attracts with its size and scope, but do not be deluded: observation platforms (not one, but four) are located between the bell towers of the temple at an altitude of only 40 meters. However, despite the relatively low height, it offers an almost box-like view of the Moscow Kremlin, Crimean Bridge, Poklonnaya Hill and New Arbat.
Height: 235 meters
Adre from: metro station "Mezhdunarodnaya", Presnenskaya embankment, building 12
Price: 600 rubles (for children - 300 rubles)
Website: http://moscow-city-observation.rf
The observation deck of the Moscow City complex is located on the 58th floor of the Empire Tower. It was opened relatively recently, so the freshness of the experience of climbing a high-speed elevator at a speed of 7 m/s is guaranteed. From the height you can see both modern areas and the historical center of the capital. When visiting, you should pay special attention to the weather conditions - with low clouds or fog, there is a risk of not seeing anything. In addition to visiting the observation deck, the price of the excursion, which must be booked in advance, includes a story about the engineering and architectural innovations of the complex.
Ostankino Tower
Height: 340 meters
Address: m. "Alekseevskaya", "VDNKh", st. Academician Korolev, 15, bldg. 2
Price: from 450 to 1200 rubles
Website: http://www.tvtower.ru
When the tower was completed in 1967, it became the tallest building in the world. No joke: 540 meters, which is almost 120 residential floors. From here you can completely see the building of the television center, the building of Moscow State University on Vorobyovy Gory, Moscow City and Luzhniki. There are also a number of restrictions when visiting this observation deck: children under 12 years old, people with mobility problems and pregnant women are not allowed.
Swissotel Red Hills Hotel
Height: 140 meters
Address: metro station "Paveletskaya", Kosmodamianskaya embankment, building 52, building 6
Price: for free
An endless panorama of the city is available to all visitors to the City Space Bar & Lounge, located on the 34th floor of the hotel. The bar, which resembles a flying saucer landing on the roof of a skyscraper, has a 360-degree view. This means that most of Moscow is clearly visible. Surprisingly, even the high-rise building on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment doesn’t seem like such a colossus from here. The hotel building is located almost in the city center.
Hotel "Radisson Royal" (formerly "Ukraine")
Height: 120 meters
Address: metro station "Kyiv" or "Arbatskaya", Kutuzovsky Prospekt, 2/1
Price: for free
The most advantageous view of the White House, skyscrapers and Stalinist high-rises opens from the windows of one of the hotel restaurants - the Italian “Buono”, located on the 29th and 30th floors. The panoramas at an altitude of 120 meters are truly breathtaking. Beautiful views will be enjoyed by everyone or almost everyone: most of the seats are located along the huge panoramic windows on the covered terrace surrounded by greenery.
Residential complex "Triumph Palace"
Height: 250 meters
Address: Moscow, Chapaevsky lane, 3
Price: free if you negotiate
Website: http://triumphpalacemoscow.ru
The Triumph Palace residential complex is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest residential building in Europe. From its windows and from the roof there is a magnificent view of the center of Moscow. The structure has an original shape and is reminiscent of monumental Stalinist buildings built in the mid-20th century. The walls of the complex are lined with marble, porcelain stoneware and travertine, and the total height of the building with its spire is 264.1 meters.
Observation deck on the roof of the Central Children's Store
Address: m. Kuznetsky Most/Lubyanka, Teatralny proezd, building 5 (Central children's store on Lubyanka). 7th floor.
Price: for free
The open observation deck is located on the roof of the Central Children's Store on Lubyanka and, despite its novelty, has already become one of the most popular observation platforms in Moscow. Unlike many other viewpoints that offer a view of the center of the capital from the outside, the observation deck of the Central Children's Museum allows you to see it from a slightly different angle - from the inside.
An excellent view opens onto Lubyanka Square and the buildings that frame it: the complex of buildings of the FSB of Russia on Lubyanka Square (including the building of the state security agencies on Lubyanka and the gray administrative building across the road), the Polytechnic Museum, the Nautilus shopping center (one of the brightest representatives of the “Luzhkov style” ) and others. Also, the observation deck on the roof of the Central Children's Store allows you to see the Metropol and Moscow hotels, the Swissotel Red Hills skyscraper, many churches and bell towers and endless residential neighborhoods to the very horizon.
Observation deck next to the Russian Academy of Sciences
Address: Leninsky Prospekt, 32Ас1
Price: for free
The most unknown. The view is similar to Vorobyovy Gory, but a little from the side.
Unfortunately, it has one big drawback: in the recent past, the section of the Andreevskaya embankment of the Moscow River right in front of the observation deck was built up with low-rise buildings, and the view was greatly deteriorated due to their roofs. However, it is still one of the most impressive public views of the city. 
Zaryadye Floating Bridge
Address: Varvarka street, 6с2
Price: for free
The newest one. Excellent view of the high-rise building on Kotelnicheskaya embankment. 
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PANORAMA360 is located on the 89th floor of the Federation-East tower of the Moscow City complex and, according to the Russian Book of Records, is considered the highest observation deck in the country. Here you can admire incredible views of Moscow, visit an ice cream or chocolate factory, and also look into other entertainment areas.
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Now, to look at the capital's skyscrapers, you don't have to lift your head as high as possible. Moscow City has an amazing museum that will tell you about the capital's high-rise buildings. It also offers a beautiful view of the city from a height of 344 meters above sea level.
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On the 60th floor of Moscow City there is a platform specially equipped for unforgettable dates. The room will be decorated by decorators, creating a romantic ambience for any occasion. A table with drinks, fruits and any delicious dishes from the menu will be served for you. You can use the services of a photographer or professional musician, and also order a bouquet of flowers.
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In one of the skyscrapers of the business center there is a unique observation deck - “Above Only Love”, a romantic place and the highest point in Europe, open to tourists. Here you can admire a 360-degree panorama of the city from a height of 354 meters, see familiar places from an unusual angle and get unforgettable emotions.
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It is believed that this observation deck is located on one of the seven hills of Moscow. Its height is 80 meters above the city level. From the Sparrow Hills there is an excellent view: the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Moscow City, the bell tower of the Novodevichy Convent, the Ostankino Tower, the Luzhniki sports arena and the beautiful bend of the Moskva River.
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The total height of the Moscow State University building is 180 meters, and with the spire - 240. Now under the university spire there is the Museum of Geography of Moscow State University, which offers a panoramic view of Luzhniki, the arboretum, a huge wasteland and a garage cooperative, on the site of which any construction work is prohibited. One of the secret metro-2 lines runs under it.
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The view from here is similar to that from the Vorobyovy Gory observation deck. But the significant difference is that you can spend time contemplating Moscow calmly and without fuss, since few of the crowds of tourists visiting the Russian capital know about this place.
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The temple has four observation platforms located between the bell towers. From there, from a height of 40 meters, you can admire Moscow and appreciate the architectural merits of the cathedral from a close distance. There is an Orthodox youth club at the church, social services and a Sunday school are organized. You can read more about the work of these organizations on the church website.
st. Volkhonka, 15Observation deck of the Ostankino TV tower 12+
Do you know how beautiful Moscow is from a bird's eye view? If you go up to the observation deck of the Ostankino Tower, you can see the bright face of the heart of Russia in all its glory. By the way, there are two observation platforms in Ostankino: one is glassed - 337 meters (the floor there is also glass), the second is open - 340 meters.
st. Academician Koroleva, 15The space on the top floor of the Children's Store on Lubyanka opened not long ago, but has already managed to gain the status of one of the most popular in the capital. The secret is simple: most observation points are located away from the city center, but here you can see a panorama from the very heart of the capital.
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The height of the bell tower is 25 meters. Not so much, but quite enough to see all the most beautiful places in Moscow from above. The church is located on Cathedral Square of the Moscow Kremlin. The bell tower was built on the model of Italian religious architecture, in which it was customary to build bell towers separately from churches.
Kremlin, Cathedral SquareHotel "Ukraine"
On the 29th and 30th floors of one of the most famous high-rise buildings in the capital there is a restaurant serving classic Italian cuisine, Buono. The organizers installed most of the tables along the huge panoramic windows. The covered terrace is decorated with a huge number of green plants.
Kutuzovsky Prospekt, 2, building 1Observation deck of Gorky Park 0+
The main entrance building to Gorky Park opened after a large-scale restoration. The architects not only returned the arch to its historical appearance, but also presented Muscovites with an unexpected gift. An observation deck has appeared on the roof of the main entrance, which offers a wonderful view of the park and its surroundings.
Observation platforms in Moscow allow you to enjoy fantastically beautiful views of the capital from a bird's eye view: skyscrapers, Stalinist high-rise buildings, ancient monuments of the Kremlin, etc. Let's consider the most popular objects that have conditions for a panoramic view.
Free observation decks in Moscow
1. Observation deck on Sparrow Hills
Probably the most famous and traditional observation deck in the capital, and therefore the most beloved. Just take the metro to the Vorobyovy Gory station, climb the paths towards Moscow State University, and you can already admire the opening views of the city: the Moscow River, the Luzhniki sports complex, Moscow City skyscrapers, the Ostankino TV tower, etc. In the distance you can see the Temple Christ the Savior, some of the many modern multi-storey business centers.
2. Observation deck next to the Russian Academy of Sciences
Not far from the observation deck on, literally a 20-30 minute walk from it, there is a lesser-known observation deck - near the building of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Here we can see the same thing as from the site on Vorobyovy Gory, only from a different angle. From here you have a beautiful view of Moscow State University and. The historical center of the city is clearly visible, as well as the Vorobyovy Gory station itself. The only negative is the rather dense construction, due to which the view is a little limited.
3. Observation deck on the roof of the Central Children's House
This observation deck appeared not so long ago, after the reconstruction of the Central Children's Store, and is located on its roof. The store building is 8-storey, so from it you can see only the upper part of the nearest attractions and the towering towers of the Kremlin, the bell towers of churches and cathedrals, the Stalinist high-rise on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment, Lubyanka Square and the FSB building are clearly visible, and of course, there is a beautiful view of the roofs of the nearest ones stretching into the distance buildings in the city center.
There are special binoculars installed at the observation deck, through which you can view the surrounding area, but due to the high number of visitors, it is quite difficult to get to them.
The store is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00. It's best to come after lunch, because... at this time the sun will shine in the back, which will allow you to take good photographs.
Store address: Teatralny pr-d, 5/1, metro station - Lubyanka.
The store has underground parking, the cost is from 100 to 200 rubles per hour.
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This is a pedestrian bridge located near the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, which connects Prechistenskaya and Bersenyevskaya embankments. It offers a beautiful view of the Kremlin, the chambers of Averky Kirillov, the famous House on the Embankment and the no less famous art cluster “Red October”. You can get here from the station. Kropotkinskaya metro station.
5. Observation deck of the Triumph Palace skyscraper
"Triumph Palace" is a residential complex, which in 2003 was included in the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest residential building in Europe. Its height with its spire is more than 260 m. Externally, the Triumph Palace is similar to the famous Moscow Stalinist high-rise buildings, but it is still clearly noticeable that this is a remake.
The observation deck is equipped at an altitude of 200 m. It offers a breathtaking view of the northern and northwestern parts of the city, and the sights of the capital’s center are clearly visible.
The main disadvantage is that, because... This is an elite residential complex equipped with a checkpoint; it is almost impossible for an outsider to get here, only through acquaintance, or somehow negotiate with the concierge.
Paid observation decks in Moscow
1. Ostankino TV tower
The observation deck is equipped with binoculars so that you can examine objects of interest in detail.
The cost of visiting is 300 rubles. The price includes viewing the museum's exhibition and access to the observation deck. Opening hours: from 10:00 to 22:00.
4. Bell tower of Ivan the Great in the Kremlin
The tallest building in the Kremlin, the Ivan the Great Bell Tower, was erected in the 16th century during the reign of Boris Godunov. The observation deck is located in the first bell tier at a height of 25 m above the ground. In order to climb it, you need to overcome 137 steps of a steep staircase. From this height there is a view of Cathedral Square, cathedrals, ancient streets of Zamoskvorechye, .
Excursions to the observation deck are held strictly according to the schedule: 10:15, 11:15, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, from May 15 to September 30 there is a session at 17:00, Thursday is a day off . Those wishing to see the panorama of the Kremlin ensemble must pay entrance to the Kremlin territory - 500 rubles, and purchase a separate ticket to visit the bell tower - 250 rubles. The number of tickets is limited.
The height of the bell tower is 25 m, children under 14 years old are not allowed. Tourists can take advantage of an audio guide. The audio-guided tour lasts 45 minutes.
5. Observation deck at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior
Observation deck on Zhivopisny Bridge
Separately, we can mention the observation deck. Currently it is not functioning because... not all construction work has been completed. The opening is planned for 2016, authorities said.
The Zhivopisny Bridge in Serebryany Bor is a complex screw-pylon structure with a total length of more than one kilometer. Its highlight will be the glass observation deck installed at its highest point. The platform, reminiscent of a flying saucer, offers panoramic views of the Moscow River, Grebnoy Canal, and the Krylatskoye district. The site will be available only to newlyweds, since a registry office is planned to open here in the near future.
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It’s as if wings are growing behind our backs - this feeling often covers us when we look at truly beautiful and beloved places in the capital. So why not see the city from a bird's eye view? Sparrow Hills, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the Ferris wheel, the Moscow City towers - below is an overview of the best panoramic platforms of the “golden-domed” for those who want to see everything and freeze with delight.
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This platform is not as popular as the famous observation deck on Vorobyovy Gory, and this is its charm. Here you will not meet tourist crowds or wedding processions and will be able to fully enjoy the view. In the viewing area: the building of the Academy of Sciences (the well-known “golden brains”), Frunzenskaya embankment, Neskuchny Garden, St. Andrew’s Monastery, a monument to the first cosmonaut. The Sky Lounge restaurant is located on the 22nd floor, with panoramic windows offering stunning views of the metropolis. The establishment is known for its exquisite interior and wide selection of European and Asian dishes.
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The main Moscow panorama - the observation deck on the Sparrow Hills - was opened in 1953, simultaneously with the new building of Moscow State University. This place is definitely worth a visit if this is your first time in the “golden-domed city” and you want to see almost all the main symbols of the capital: Stalin’s high-rise buildings and “book” houses on New Arbat, the Foreign Ministry building and the White House, the Ostankino TV tower and the monument to Peter the Great... The list goes on for a long time.
Not long ago, free binoculars with tenfold magnification were installed at the observation point, and now the sights can be examined in detail. A breathtaking view also opens from the upper floors of the main building of Moscow State University, which can be accessed by pre-booking a ticket to the Land Ownership Museum. The site on Vorobyovy Gory is one of the most popular places in the city: there are always many tourist groups here; a visit to the observation deck is also a traditional stopping point for wedding processions. In spring and summer, Moscow bikers and street racing enthusiasts gather at Vorobyovy. Due to the large number of visitors, this panorama is hardly suitable for a secluded romantic date, but everyone should see the “best city on Earth” from almost a bird’s eye view at least once in their life.
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The famous TV tower, erected in 1967, was the tallest structure in the world at the time of its construction. Today, Ostankino ranks eighth in the world in terms of this indicator: its height is 540 meters. Here, tourists will find two observation rooms: the open one is located at an altitude of 340 meters and operates from May to October, and the glassed one, at an altitude of 337 meters, welcomes tourists at any time of the year. A high-speed elevator will take you to the sites in a dizzying 7 seconds. The excursion, in addition to panoramas, includes a visit to the Museum of Television and Radio Broadcasting and a detailed story from the guide about the history of the TV tower. Over the years of its existence, more than 10 million guests have admired the panoramic views of Moscow from the tower. An excursion to Ostankino still remains one of the most popular in Moscow, so it is better to book a ticket here in advance. If you want to climb the TV tower with a child, please note that children under 7 years of age are strictly prohibited from entering the observation decks, and visitors under 14 years of age are allowed only when accompanied by an adult.
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High-altitude rides also provide an excellent opportunity to admire golden-domed panoramas. The most impressive of them is the Ferris Wheel at VDNH, with a diameter of 70 meters. A full rotation of the wheel takes 7 minutes, during which time you can enjoy the view of the renovated All-Russian Exhibition Center, the Cosmos Hotel, the sculpture “Worker and Collective Farm Woman,” and the Ostankino TV Tower. The attraction is open all year round, so you can ride it even in cool weather - although in this case, it is better to prefer a closed cabin. Ticket prices are quite affordable: 300–350 rubles, depending on the cabin configuration. Before visiting the attraction, you can take binoculars, the rental of which will cost 100 rubles. Another Ferris wheel, operating all year round, is located in Sokolniki Park - it offers a picturesque view of the park itself and the surrounding areas. The cost of the trip is almost half as much: 150 rubles for adults and 120 rubles for children.
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A visit to the highest restaurant in Europe, Sixty, will allow you to get several impressions at once: here you can see an unforgettable panorama of the metropolis, try interesting dishes and plunge into the pleasant festive atmosphere around. The establishment is located on the 62nd floor of the Federation Tower on the territory of Moscow City. The best tables with stunning views of the city are located near the glass walls of the establishment, but the restaurant is very popular, so sometimes there are not enough seats by the window for everyone. However, Sixty is worth a visit not only for the panoramic views of the city.
The restaurant's chef, Carlo Grecu, is known to many as a true master of his craft and a specialist in truly Italian cuisine. The interior of the establishment organically combines irony, simplicity and brightness of the 60s era and modern style: it is both chic and cozy here. The average check at the establishment is quite high, but dinner in the clouds against the sunset is worth it.
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A visit to the indoor observation deck of the Empire Tower in the Moscow City complex will be interesting for those who are difficult to surprise with traditional panoramas, as well as for all lovers of urban landscapes. The construction of the building was completed relatively recently, in 2011, and the panoramic platform began its work in 2014. From the 58th floor there is a charming view of Moscow State University, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the White House, and the Ostankino Tower. Of course, from here you can see the Moscow City towers in detail - the landscape from above is reminiscent of futuristic films and books by science fiction writers. The viewing area is open daily, from 18:00 to 23:00 on weekdays and from 11:00 to 23:00 on weekends. The journey to the heights involves a ride in a high-speed elevator that travels 7 meters in just a second. Visitors can get to the top as part of a tour, during which they will be told in detail about the construction of Moscow City; guests will also be able to see a model of the complex. The cost of visiting is 400-700 rubles.
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The Patriarchal Bridge was built in the capital relatively recently, in 2004. Since its opening, the place has gained popularity among lovers and newlyweds: the fence of the bridge is decorated with many “love locks”, which couples secure here as a symbol of fidelity and family happiness. The bridge offers a wide view of the Kremlin, embankments, the Central House of Artists, Red October, the monument to Peter the Great and, of course, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. You can also explore the surroundings from four panoramic platforms of the temple itself, which are located between the bell towers. Viewpoints are located at a 40-meter height, from here Gorky Park, the Crimean Bridge, the high-rise building on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment and Poklonnaya Hill are perfectly visible. Muscovites and tourists will be able to access the sites only as part of an excursion group. The program is conducted in Russian, English, German and French and will become a memorable point in visiting the capital for foreign guests.
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Time Out, located on the twelfth and thirteenth floors of the Beijing Hotel, is one of the most famous “panoramic” bars in the capital. In addition to its excellent view of the city, the establishment is also famous for its cocktail menu: where else can you try vodka with cold broth called “Bull Punch”? In addition to experimental combinations, the menu also includes classic cocktails, so everyone will find a drink to suit their taste.
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The Ivan the Great Bell Tower can be considered the first “skyscraper” of the capital: after the addition in 1600, its height was 81 meters, and until the beginning of the 17th century the bell tower was the tallest building in the country. The observation deck opened here in 2009; this event was preceded by a long period of restoration. From here, from a height of 25 meters, a breathtaking view of the Kremlin and the ancient streets of Zamoskvorechye opens. There are 137 steps leading up - there is no lift in the ancient bell tower, so you need to calculate your strength. The observation deck is open only during the warm season - from April to October - and is open daily. The cost of a tour of the exhibition, which includes a visit to the observation point, is 500 rubles. Children under 12 years old, unfortunately, will not be able to access the panorama even if accompanied by adults.
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A restaurant with the telling name “Carlson” has settled on the roof of the Central City Tower business center. Large windows offer picturesque views of the historic city center. The menu features Italian cuisine, the quality of which is ensured by chef Giacomo Combardi. The establishment has a special Mediterranean atmosphere, which is so pleasant to plunge into after a difficult day in Moscow.
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A new observation deck, located at an 18-meter height, will open on May 1 on the roof of the main entrance to Gorky Park. Its creation was the result of a large-scale restoration of the main entrance arch, which had not been reconstructed since 1955. The viewing area is almost 555 meters, and according to the park management, it will be possible to climb here almost all year round. Visitors will not only be able to enjoy the views of the capital, but also attend exhibitions and concerts at a bird's eye view - the site is designed so that it can be used for small events.
