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What to see in Moscow in 3 days

This 3-day plan groups 12 of Moscow's essentials by area, so you walk as little as possible: about 19 h 15 min of visits and 6.0 km on foot in total. The one place whose entry fee we know is free.

Day 1: Red Square and around

  1. 09:30
    Red Square~1 h visit→ 12 min on foot (0.9 km)
  2. 10:45
    Bolshoi Theatre~1 h 30 min visit→ 29 min on foot (2.2 km)
  3. 12:45
    Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts~2 h 30 min visitLunch break nearby→ 5 min on foot (0.4 km)
  4. 16:35
    Cathedral of Christ the Saviour~1 h visit

Day 2: Tretyakov Gallery and around

  1. 09:30
    Tretyakov Gallery~2 h 30 min visit→ next stop 5.7 km away: better by public transport or taxi
  2. 12:25
    Novodevichy Convent~2 h visitLunch break nearby→ 20 min on foot (1.5 km)
  3. 16:00
    Luzhniki Stadium~1 h visit→ next stop 6.2 km away: better by public transport or taxi
  4. 17:25
    Danilov Monastery~1 h visit · Free

Day 3: Federation Tower and around

  1. 09:30
    Federation Tower~1 h 30 min visit→ next stop 5.9 km away: better by public transport or taxi
  2. 11:25
    New Tretyakov Gallery~2 h visit→ 3 min on foot (0.3 km)
  3. 13:30
    Muzeon Park~1 h 15 min visitLunch break nearby→ 10 min on foot (0.8 km)
  4. 16:10
    Gorky Park~2 h visit

Visit times are estimated by type of place and walks are computed as a straight line with a margin for the streets. Check the day's opening hours before you go.

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Frequently asked questions

What to see in Moscow in 3 days?

Day 1: Red Square, Bolshoi Theatre, Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. Day 2: Tretyakov Gallery, Novodevichy Convent, Luzhniki Stadium and Danilov Monastery. Day 3: Federation Tower, New Tretyakov Gallery, Muzeon Park and Gorky Park.

How many days do you need to see Moscow?

For the essentials, 5 days: its 15 highlights add up to about 27 h 15 min of visiting.

How much do entry fees cost in Moscow?

The one place whose entry fee we know is free.