ulitsa Tverskaya

Traveling to Russia, this stop to the capital Moscow, there is a very bustling street here, now become one of the famous attractions. It is a main street,1.6 kilometers long, a center of shopping, entertainment and nightlife, and Moscow's city hall is also on this street. Since the 17th century it has been the home of Moscow nobles, and many Arc de Triomphes have been built here to commemorate the victory over Napoleon and celebrate the crowning of the Tsar. The main street is the Racecourse Square, which extends to St. Petersburg, the second largest city in the northwest.

Terve Street is the main street leading to Red Square with several subway stations. The most prosperous street, not only the palace supermarket, but also the net red restaurant. The Mayakovskaya Station of Line ２ that has to be mentioned is on Terve Street, not far from the hotel. It is said that this is the most beautiful station in the hearts of Russia. It has been open since１９３８, not only because there are master mosaic paintings here, but also because it was an important bomb shelter during the Patriotic War, saving the lives of ５million civilians.

Tver Street also belongs to a street worth looking forward to and participating in. This area can see a lot of shops, and the vehicles on the street are quite congested. It belongs to the daily lively street. From here, you can see a lot of early Russian buildings.

After watching the changing of the guards, he left Red Square, and the sun had not yet gone down, and he hurried through the State Duma Building to Tver Street. This is another famous street in Moscow, the wide road is like running water, on both sides of the rows of Russian-style buildings, walking on the street to really feel the extraordinary momentum of this great power. More than half a century ago, it was the same, a superpower that could compete with the US emperor! No wonder Russians today are so proud and dare to say no to the US. From east to west, we dragged a little tired step along the way, watching. Along the road you can see the landmarks of Moscow city government, the statue of Yuri, Pushkin statue, and there are interesting pedestrian streets like the waiter's alley. Go to the junction with the Linyin Ring Road and see Pushkin Square. The final destination of the street that radiates directly from Red Square is St. Petersburg. But we stopped at the Arc de Triomphe at the junction with the Garden Ring Road, and night fell. Standing in the center of the Arc de Triomphe is the statue of Mayakovsky. Several theaters lined up on the side, and people came and went very lively. I bought two symphony tickets for tomorrow night at Tchaikovsky Theatre. Each is only 700 rubles, 70 yuan, and it is cheap to enjoy classical music and dance in Moscow.

Originally called Gorky Street, it was changed to Tver Street in the 1980s.

A commercial street with Red Square, there are many shopping malls on both sides of the road, there are also some restaurants, the road is very wide, if you want to go to the mall, come and walk, or not too big to look at. Setting the hotel on Tver Street is a good choice, walking distance to both Red Square and Belarus Railway Station.