Central Russia
The Central region of Russia is a unique mix of experiences. The never-sleeping Moscow, where heritage of past years coexists with skyscrapers, and the quiet towns of the Golden Ring, preserving the authentic spirit of antiquity.
Places to Go
Cities
Choose a New City for Your Trip
Interesting facts
140
m
is the height of the the largest Ferris wheel in Europe.
3.8%
of Russia's territory belongs to the Central Federal District.
6 UNESCO
World Heritage Sites are located in the central part of Russia.
>120
specially protected natural areas are located in the central part of Russia.
Practical Information
How to Get
There Moscow serves as the gateway to Central Russia:
- International and domestic flights are received by Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, and Vnukovo airports
- From neighboring regions, you can reach the capital by trains, including high-speed ones
- In summer, cruise ships from various regions arrive at Moscow's two river ports
Getting Around
Getting Around From Moscow, you can easily reach not only nearby cities but also neighboring regions:
- The capital has a well-developed system of suburban electric trains departing at short intervals
- The developed transport infrastructure allows access to many attractions by suburban buses and rental cars
Accommodation
In the central part of Russia, tourists can choose any type of accommodation to their liking:
- Luxury chain hotels
- Boutique hotels in historic buildings
- Hotels in traditional style
- Unique guest houses within art objects
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