Communist Moscow Evening Walking Tour

Russia is well known for communism. So, a trip to Russia is not complete without going sightseeing to learn about its significance to the country’s history. Take an enjoyable communist Moscow evening walking tour to visit sites and areas that are related or are symbolic of communism. Listen to your guide paint a picture of the past as you visit these places. Add to the enjoyment by visiting the most important grocery store and USSR’s first McDonald branch. For those interested in history and Communism, this communist Moscow walking tour is a must. 

What to expect from Communist moscow evening walking tour

Take an evening walking tour
Take a 2 hour communist Moscow evening walking tour visiting areas and sites which are symbolic of communism in Russia. Visit sites where vestiges of Stalin’s Great Terror and the Gulag System can be found. 

Explore symbolical Communism areas
During communist Moscow evening walking tour, visit the areas and sites which relates Russia to communism such as Tverskaya Street, the Bolshoi Theatre, the former headquarters of the KGB called the “Lubyanka Building”, and the last monument of Karl Marx, the philosopher who laid the groundwork for the emergence of this political and economical ideology.

Visit two important Russian landmarks
While on communist Moscow walking tour, drop at Eliseevsky Gastronome, Moscow’s most important grocery store, which has been open since 1901. Feel excited visiting the first-ever McDonald’s branch in the USSR.

Listen to history from guide
While you explore these historical sites and areas, your communist Moscow walking tour guide will paint a vivid picture of the country’s communist history through captivating stories and interesting pieces of information. 

Know before you go: 

Timings: Tour runs daily from 5:30 pm to 7.30 pm
Duration: 2 Hrs

Meet Up Information: 
Time: 5:15pm 
Location: Lubyanskaya Square

Reaching There:
Address: Lubyanka Square, 9, Moskva, Russia 107031
How to get there
By metro: The square is located next to the St. Regis Hotel. Take the Red Metro Line and get off at Lubyanka Metro Station, then leave from Exit 9 or 10. The square will be right outside

Child age: Infants up to the age of 6 years can join this tour for free but should be accompanied by paying adult. Children who are 7 years or above will be charged the same rate as adults.