Old Arbat C, Moscovo, Rússia

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This spacious and comfortable 3-room apartment is located in the heart of Moscow. The most famous places of interest neighboring the building: the Kremlin and the Ring Boulevard are by the one side, Old Arbat street and the Moscow river are by the other. The apartment is on the 14th floor and it is very secure. The apartment consists of a bedroom, a study, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom.

On entering the apartment you will find yourself in a long corridor. The living-room is on your left-hand side. It is spacious and comes with a fireplace by the huge window. There are also two cozy armchairs, a pull-out sofa and a TV set there. The study disposes to working with its pleasant atmosphere of poetry. The bedroom features a queen-size bed, a bedside-table and a wardrobe. The kitchen is equipped with everything you may need to cook for yourself – a tea kettle, a microwave, a refrigerator and other conveniences. The bathroom comes with a washing machine and a shower. A cozy interior of the apartment will make you feel at home.

The apartment is located on the Ring Boulevard, the road encircling the Kremlin. The Arbat area is just two steps away. It is a unique and, indeed, a most attractive district of Moscow, that abounds with historical, cultural, entertaining sights, well-known not only in Russia, but also abroad. In fact, Arbat has become a symbol of the Russian capital. Apart from the Kremlin, the main sight in the area is, of course, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the major church of Russia. It was rebuilt 10 years ago after 60 years of oblivion. Here one can easily enjoy the advantages of the capital. It is hard to imagine a better place for pleasure and calm at the same time, right in the heart of the capital. You can breathe in the Russian culture in every single Arbat's side-lane or little yard. Take a stroll down Gogolevsky Boulevard, the neighboring street, the sides of which are full of history. A number of well-established theatres (the Vakhtangov Theatre, the Theatre of Puppets), museums (the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of unique musical instruments) and churches (the Temple of Vasily the Martyr, the Church of St. Afanasy and Kirill) – they are all here to help you discover the richness of Moscow history and culture. Those who love contemporary art can visit the Bourganov House State Museum as well, which was founded in January 2001 by Alexander Bourganov, a gifted contemporary artist.