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05.11.2007, 06:52
Russia's main broadcasting centre – the Ostankino television complex – has been the subject of many stories and anecdotes. This year, Europe's largest TV centre is celebrating its 40th anniversary. It's the place where dreams are bor
28.01.2010, 20:45
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On January 29, Russia will mark the 150th anniversary of its most cherished storyteller, Anton Chekhov, so RT has decided to guide you through the most important Chekhov locations in Moscow.
12.08.2010, 20:53
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Grand and extravagant, the biggest exhibition center in Moscow is the place where history, business and entertainment walk side by side.
18.05.2010, 20:31
Unlike Moscow, known as the third Rome, Russia’s “Northern capital” has long been famous for a unique abundance of different religions – and, therefore, a rich variety of foreign churches along the city’s main street.
09.09.2010, 19:00
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Although advice to visit a graveyard may seem a bit odd, Moscow’s Novodevichy Cemetery is undoubtedly one of the capital’s biggest tourist magnets.
29.09.2011, 17:53
If you want to enjoy a breathtaking scene of the city, seal your love with a padlock, or engage in the longest kiss ever, take a walk across one of Moscow’s ancient bridges.
18.10.2010, 11:42
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RT journalist Natalya Arkhiptseva was shot in the foot by a fellow customer in an upscale Moscow restaurant.
24.12.2009, 20:23
Pushkin Square is a favorite meeting place for lovers, friends and protestors in Moscow. The famous poet's statue stands on Tverskaya, Moscow’s central artery.
18.03.2010, 22:39
If you wish to discover the way Moscow was hundreds of years ago, RT invites you to take a stroll down Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street.
01.04.2010, 16:32
A lot of bizarre and twisted stories are told about Moscow buildings. Take a mystery tour of the capital with RT.
Published: 22 July, 2010, 19:45
Edited: 20 August, 2010, 07:11
If you are eager to get a bird’s eye view of Moscow, there is no need to take to the skies: just head to the Ostankino area in the north of Moscow.
I have been on the observation deck of the Canadian CN Tower, and the 102nd floor observation deck of the Empire State Building. I understand that the Ostankino Tower even had a restaurant. In 1980 I was invited to visit the top of the World Trade Centre, which given the situation in 2001 I should have taken. Maybe I will get to visit the Ostankino Tower when I visit Russia.