After our author’s journey in Norway, your basket of memories will enrich with something new, this time crossing the rainbow that embrace Moskow, in Russia. A great way to improve your understanding of the Russian culture? To remember Russian sayings. This is an http://meetingbenches.com/ journey, where creative places and people invite you to travel.
The property is located across from the Moskva River. The Baltschug Kempinski Moscow hotel www.kempinski.com, you offers spectacular views of the Kremlin and St Basil’s Cathedral. The history of an art gallery begins in 1856, when a merchant began to purchase works of art from Russian artists of the time. In 1892, that merchant donated his famous collection to the Nation. In Moscow, the Tretyakov Gallery www.tretyakovgallery.ru is a museum that houses the largest collection of Russian fine arts in the world (also a painter wealth of character-details of common people).
About their regular artists, you can find Time Machine, Zhanna Aguzarova and Crematorium. In Moscow, the B2 http://b2club.ru/ is the biggest club (five floors, each of which could be a separate club). Moscow Art Theater https://mxat.ru/english/, named for M. Gorky, is know for keeping alive the practices of Socialist Realism. Best music stores in Moscow? DoctorHead https://doctorhead.ru/, a paradise for lovers of high quality sound.
Eating local is part of your travel experience, also in Moscow, where you can try authentic Russian food at its best, always with carefully selected menu, local ingredients, friendly service and the place’s relaxed ambience. Elegantly spread over two floors, Chestnaya Kukhnya family restaurant http://chestnayakuhnya.ru/, invites you to go on a pleasant gastronomic journey into home-style Russian cuisine. Biblio-Globus http://www.biblio-globus.ru/ is one of the largest bookstores in Moscow, where you will it does have a few things going for it: choose your book between nearly 20,000 foreign books. Of course, you will find a book on the Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, obviously in your language.
In St. Petersburg, people dress in layers. Russians, they saying winter lasts six months (the rest is autumn). Time by time, they signifying social status, emotional or psychological condition. Yes, it is the clothes that offer a first impression (and good clothes open all doors), but think twice before walking Red Square in Christian Louboutin heels. All Russian children know that walking without a hat can lead to death. Visiting Moscow, some trendy things may be cheaper than elsewhere. You will discover modern Russian designers have a lot to offer for a reasonable price!
She became a client of Valentino, Jean Paul Gaultier and Dior. As a result, in 2011 ULYANA SERGEENKO launched her eponymous fashion label. Her brand was open with a first collection designed for autumn-winter. In Moscow, her company produces ready-to-wear women clothes, bags, fine jewellery and headpieces. After the first two collections https://wwd.com/runway/spring-couture-2019/paris/ulyana-sergeenko/review/, brand has received client’s requests from all over the world. Her brand also has an atelier, where clients could order made-to-measure clothes. Some garments, have vintage details picked at antique markets. All fabrics and trimmings are bought in France, Italy or Japan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFD5fliDVAc.
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