A
touring Tuesday afternoon knocking a couple random places in Moscow
off my list. The first was a church I've walked past heaps of times, near one entrance of Ploshchad Revolutsii metro station.
After the church, I walked to Red Square, which was hosting a fall festival. It was quite lame compared to other festivals I've seen in this city. Basically a few spots with cute Instagram type backgrounds for people to take photos, and a few stalls selling 'traditional' food.
Moscow
City is a business district of Moscow, there are plenty of skyline
photos of the area. I'd
seen a photo on social media of a small amphitheatre in this area, I
wanted to see it for myself.
The
weather was good, it was early fall so the few trees I saw were
starting to change colour, and were beautiful.I know
I've written this in previous posts, but one of my goals while living
in Moscow is to see every metro station.
There
are two circle metro lines, I'd already seen the inner one, the brown
line. This
time I rode the entire way around the Moscow Central Circle (MCC) but
wasn't as impressed as I usually am when touring metro stations.
Nearly
all the stations on this line were outdoors, and quite similar to
commuter train stations I've seen in other countries. Definitely
not the excellence I'm used to seeing in Moscow.
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