Sheremetyevo -
Bolshoi Theatre (35 min)
Lavish neoclassical repertory theater housing Russia's world-famous Bolshoi Ballet & Bolshoi Opera. St. Basil's Cathedral (37 min)
Multicolored domes top this 16th-century former cathedral that now contains a museum of the church. The State Tretyakov Gallery (37 min)
Art museum with a collection of over 180,000 Russian works spanning multiple centuries. Lenin's Mausoleum at Red Square (35 min)
Pyramid-shaped stone building, opened in 1930, with a memorial hall holding Lenin's sarcophagus. The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (33 min)
Classical building with antiquities, sculpture & painting collections, plus temporary exhibitions. Grand Kremlin Palace (34 min)
Immense 1800s palace complex at the Kremlin with opulent private chambers & ceremonial halls. Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (33 min)
Gleaming domes top this Orthodox edifice, rebuilt in the 1990s, with ornate, fresco-lined interior. Red Square (33 min)
Landmark square, site of the Kremlin, the 16th-century St. Basil's Cathedral & Lenin's mausoleum. All-Russian Exhibition Center (25 min)
High profile exhibition, fair & congress center opened in 1939 with halls for up to 500 people Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure (38 min)
Park with 1700s garden, boules cafe, open-air movie theater, contemporary art & winter ice rink. Ostankino Television Tower (28 min)
Rocket-like TV tower with 45 levels & an open-air observation deck accessible by guided tour only. Armoury Chamber (33 min)
Armory museum in a Kremlin-style building with exhibits ranging from weapons to jewellery. State Historical Museum (32 min)
Imposing neo-Russian building of 1881, displaying prehistoric relics, Romanov dynasty art & more. Museum of Cosmonautics (25 min)
Extensive space museum within a titanium monument honoring the launch of Sputnik 1 & the space age. The Moscow Kremlin (33 min)
Immense, fortified compound of churches & palaces, with museums of Russian state regalia & art. | 
