The Bolshoi Theatre
The Bolshoi Theater is still one of the greatest theatres in the world, with its own proud traditions and unforgettable atmosphere.
Children's Musical Theater
This acclaimed and unusual theatre was the brainchild of Natalia Sats, a woman who devoted her life to children's theatre as a producer and director.
The Helikon Opera
The Helikon, like the New Opera, is an extremely young company, founded only in 1990 by Dmitry Bertman.
The Moscow New Opera Theatre
This 700-seat, extremely well-equipped theatre inspires very mixed reactions among opera experts.
The State Kremlin Palace
What was once the Palace of Congresses is now Moscow's biggest and most "prestigious"/destination/ concert hall, as well as playing host to large official functions and events.
The Moscow Operetta Theatre
Nowadays the classics are performed alongside an increasing number of musicals.
The Andrei Rublev Museum of Ancient Russian Art
This unique museum is the resting place for some of the most precious examples of Russian Orthodox art.
The State Pushkin Museum of Visual Art
The museum's greatest treasures are to be found in its collection of European art from 1600.
The State Tretyakov Gallery
This spectacular museum is an essential destination for budding Russophiles and all visitors to Moscow.
Theaters & Concert Halls in Moscow
Moscow is rightly considered one of Theatre's world capitals, even though the city's theatrical heritage dates back only to the middle of the 18th century.