Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

The show itself is great, but it is not recommended to book on Trip.com. The price is twice as expensive as the on-site purchase, and you cannot choose a seat, and you do not notify the name and information of the specific performance.

It's also near Red Square. You can walk through Albat Street to enjoy it. I'll explore the labyrinth-like Moscow Metro in the vicinity again--in just one day's practice, I've changed from being helpless to being a skillful "Metro Got Talent". First, I have to have a map in English and Russian (downloaded online). Then I have to know which line you are going to take, look down at the big numbers on the ground to guide your direction, and then go to the station hall and look down at the next one above. Station name in Russian (mostly without English), choose the right direction, that is, success.

It has a unique atmosphere, and the sound effect here is also very praised. It's worth listening to. After that, we can also enjoy self-help here, which is simple, warm and pleasant.

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, located in Moscow, Russia, is a famous music theatre. It was also a theatre before the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall was built. After the October Revolution, the Meyer Helid Troupe performed here from 1922 to 1932. After 1930, the concert hall was rebuilt and constructed. It was used by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra in 1938. The "Mayakovsky" metro station was in the Tschaikovsky Concert Hall in 1940.

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall is the annual New Year's concert of the famous local music center, which is very worthy of appreciation.