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In the times of Soviet Russia, Moscow was its capital for more than 70 years. Until this day the city is filled with Soviet fortresses full of the memory of Stalin’s times. On a walk with the Communist Moscow tour, you will see the KGB building on Lubyanka Square, get acquainted with the construction of the MUR on Petrovka Street, impressed with the Gulag Museum and other sights of the Soviet era. Soviet history in the time of revolution – Perestroika will open itself to you on our tour. You will learn all about the incredible details of Stalin’s terror, Khrushchev’s “thaw”, the secret prisons of the KGB, the collapse and reorganization of the Soviet Union and much more.

On the tour of Communist Moscow you will see:

Ex-KGB headquarters on Lubyanka sq.

Bolshoi Theatre (without visiting)

Tverskaya St, the main street of the city

Eliseevsky gastronome, the most important (and beautiful) grocery store in the USSR

The first McDonald’s in the USSR

The meeting point:

Lubyanskaya Square is next to the St. Regis hotel. If you go by metro, take the red line (#1) and get off at Lubyanka metro station and take EXIT 9 or 10 to go outside. The meeting point is in the square just outside the metro station.

If you prefer to walk, it’s only 5 minutes from Red Square. The easiest route is to take Nikolskaya St from Red Square and walk all the way to the end of it to get to Lubyanskaya Square.