Both the Red and Green Lines start at Bolotnaya Square. On the Red Line, we'll go over the Great 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 or if you prefer being outside, then hop off 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 and visit the Moscow Book House at where you'll find books for every taste. Make sure you hop off at the Red Square, 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.

Hop on the Orange Line if you want to discover Moscow's Soviet past. Head to the north of the city and discover more about the Russian space program at the Moscow Museum of Cosmonautics and Cosmonauts Alley, before visiting the VDNKh park, full of palatial pavilions, fountains and ponds.

Choose to combine your bus ticket with a cruise along the river! Sit back and relax as we take you past the Kremlin, St. Basil's Cathedral and the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. Get your ticket online today and start planning your dream trip to Moscow with City Sightseeing.