As it is stated in ancient chronicles, in 1147 Prince Yury Dolgoruky invited his relative, Prince Svyatoslav Olgovich, to see him in Moscow that at that time was a small castle lost in the boundless Russian forest. Thus the history of the biggest political, economic, cultural and scientific center of Russia began. In the 12th century Moscow turned into a fortress, by the 13th century it was already a town and in the 15th century Moscow became the capital of the Russian State. Today Moscow with its history, its architectural masterpieces and its innumerable art treasures has found itself in a whirlpool of global currents determining world development. People from all over the world come to witness Moscow splendors and to fall for the charm the capital of the largest empire on earth certainly possesses.

Moscow is connected with a major air network in domestic or international destinations across the Russian cities, Europe, America and Asia.

Trans-Siberian Railroad, or simply Trans-Sib (two contemporary names), or the Great Siberian Way (historical name), is a perfectly equipped railway through the whole continent that connects European Russia with Siberia and Russian Far East. Trans-Siberian travel is a perfect chance to get acquainted with real and true Russia as it is. This travel will introduce you to unbounded open lands; you will enjoy the beauty of Ural, Siberia and Baikal region nature. This journey, which lasts about a week, won't leave you indifferent.