For many visitors of Moscow, our capital may seem only as a place of the Orthodox Christians. While there are over 700 orthodox churches we also have places where you could feel as if you’re in Israel or Germany. Moreover, could you imagine that this year, in 2017, around 200,000 celebrated Eid al-Adha in Moscow?
Moscow is a very cosmopolitan city. Throughout history, our capital has welcomed people of various countries and of different religions. It’s certainly a very diverse city with it’s complicated and comprehensive history. Together we will explore how different cultures and religions get along here and what kind of impact Soviet Government had on them. We invite you to learn about world religions presented in Moscow along with their contribution to the Russian culture. In the beautiful historical center of Moscow, we will visit:
Extra Hour price: 1700 rub
Min group- 2
Discounts for the groups (4 and more)
Duration: 2-3 hours
Days: any day
Starts at: 10:00-13:00
Pick up: hotel
Drop off: center
Not Included: metro tickets