Hop-On Hop-Off Moscow
Schedule
10:00-18:00
Routes
2
Loop
120'
Stops
42
€20.37
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Overview
This bus tour starts at Moscow’s renowned Bolotnaya Square for both the Red Line and the Green Line. If your time in Moscow is limited then hop on the Red Line and we'll take you to 17 of the city's best attractions. If you want to spend more time exploring, you'll be able to hop off at all of the 27 amazing attractions on the Green Line. Go ahead and choose the tour that suits you!
Highlights
- Audio-guide in 8 languages so you can learn all about Moscow's history and traditions
- 2 day unlimited Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with 360° panoramic views of Moscow's main sights
- Access to 2 bus tour routes & 50 stops around Moscow. Create your own itinerary to explore the city
- Choose to add the Boat Tour to the Bus Tour and enjoy panoramic views from the Moskva River
Main Stops
12
Taras Shevchenko emb.
Green Route
12
Red Square
Red Route
8
Okhotny Ryad
Red Route
6
Arbatskaya Sq.
Red Route
7
Alexander Garden at Mokhovaya St.
Red Route
Map, Routes & Stops
Map
Red Route
Schedule: 10:00 - 18:00
Loop: 60 Minutes
Frequency: 20 Minutes
Green Route
Schedule: 10:00 - 18:00
Loop: 120 Minutes
Frequency: 40 Minutes
Additional Information
Both bus lines start at Bolotnaya Square and take you straight to the Urdarnik cinema on Serfimovich Street, the only cinema in Russia with a telescopic opening roof. On the Red Line, we'll go over the Big Stone Bridge, also known as the Bolshoy Kamenn Bridge, where you'll be able to see the statue of Peter the Great and also the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour.
Visit some of biggest art collections in Russia at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts at Bus Stop 3 or if you prefer being outside, then hop off at Bus Stop 7 and take a stroll around Alexander Garden. One must-see attraction is the Big Moskvoretsky bridge, a concrete arch-like structure which spans the Moscow River, connecting the Red Square and Bolshaya Ordynka Street of Zamoskvorechye. The bridge’s architect, Alexey Shchusev, chose pink granite as the facade to make the bridge look as if it were built from real rock.
If you're taking the Green Line, hop off at Bus Stop 18 to visit the Moscow Book House at where you'll find books for every taste. Make sure you hop off at the Red Square at Bus Stop 26 too, it's one of the most bustling, vibrant spaces in Moscow. If you want to enlighten yourself with some Russian history, then visit the Moscow State Historical Museum nearby, you won't miss it's eye-catching red colour and grand architecture. As you can see, there is something for everyone!
Choose to combine your bus ticket with a cruise along the river! The Moscow’s Vodootvodny canal was built in 1783-1786 along the central bend of the Moskva River near the Kremlin. While traveling along the canal you will be able to see the stunning implementation of engineering: Maly Kamenny (Small Stone) bridge, the First and Second sluice bridges, Small Krasnokholmsky bridge, Zverev bridge, Commissariat bridge and Sadovnichesky bridge.
Along the Vodootvodny canal there are many interesting architectural monuments from the past: the “Einem” factory, which later became the “Red October” factory, Pertsov’s commercial apartment building, facilities of the oldest hydro-electric power station in Moscow. On the Soyskaya embankment you’ll come across the wonderfully preserved bell tower of the Cathedral of St. Sophia the Wisdom of God.
Get your ticket online today and start planning your dream trip to Moscow.
Visit some of biggest art collections in Russia at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts at Bus Stop 3 or if you prefer being outside, then hop off at Bus Stop 7 and take a stroll around Alexander Garden. One must-see attraction is the Big Moskvoretsky bridge, a concrete arch-like structure which spans the Moscow River, connecting the Red Square and Bolshaya Ordynka Street of Zamoskvorechye. The bridge’s architect, Alexey Shchusev, chose pink granite as the facade to make the bridge look as if it were built from real rock.
If you're taking the Green Line, hop off at Bus Stop 18 to visit the Moscow Book House at where you'll find books for every taste. Make sure you hop off at the Red Square at Bus Stop 26 too, it's one of the most bustling, vibrant spaces in Moscow. If you want to enlighten yourself with some Russian history, then visit the Moscow State Historical Museum nearby, you won't miss it's eye-catching red colour and grand architecture. As you can see, there is something for everyone!
Choose to combine your bus ticket with a cruise along the river! The Moscow’s Vodootvodny canal was built in 1783-1786 along the central bend of the Moskva River near the Kremlin. While traveling along the canal you will be able to see the stunning implementation of engineering: Maly Kamenny (Small Stone) bridge, the First and Second sluice bridges, Small Krasnokholmsky bridge, Zverev bridge, Commissariat bridge and Sadovnichesky bridge.
Along the Vodootvodny canal there are many interesting architectural monuments from the past: the “Einem” factory, which later became the “Red October” factory, Pertsov’s commercial apartment building, facilities of the oldest hydro-electric power station in Moscow. On the Soyskaya embankment you’ll come across the wonderfully preserved bell tower of the Cathedral of St. Sophia the Wisdom of God.
Get your ticket online today and start planning your dream trip to Moscow.
Know before you go
Walking Tour: covers all the main attractions in Moscow: Varvarka Street, Romanovs Chambers, St. Basil’s Cathedral, Red Square, Lenin’s Mausoleum, The Senate Palace, GUM, Kazan Cathedral, Moscow Hotel from the famous Stolichnaya Vodka cover, The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Ruins Grotto, The Kremlin.
Boat Tour:
Boat Tour:
- April - October, from 11:00 to 20:00
- Duration: 60 minutes
- From Tretyakovsky Pier
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Included
- Free Walking Tour, which covers all the main attractions in Moscow