a historic theatre in russia, the bolshoi was often host to popular ballet and opera shows. after the invasion, it seems people flock to the entertainment, no matter what prices they have to pay.

situated in the centre of moscow, tsvetnoy apartments are the ideal homes for those that have little money, to lots. the apartments get more expensive, and thus more luxorious as they climb higher and higher, but the surrounding scenery is beautiful, and the shops are only a few streets away.

once belonging to the tsarina irina, sister of tsar boris godunov, tsaritsino park once surrounded a beautiful palace, which has since been torn down. still it's a beautiful place to sit down and relax, with lush green grass, a peaceful pond and home to many types of birds and animals.

oddly enough, Moscow has collected a little gaggle of angels with a love for the botanical. together they share ownership of a large, one acre with three buildings: anyone is more than welcome to meander through either of two greenhouses, one for the vastly exotic and one for the local flora; the main building always has someone behind the register to provide arragements and boquets for all occasions.

a bustling shopping centre, filled with everything you could ever wish for! with a blend of russian culture, mixed in with the fashions and products of the rest of the world, moscow life is the one stop place for shopoholics! be careful you don't hyper-ventilate!

not far from the golden king casino, but in a considerably quieter area, is the kaminski mansion - a huge house, surrounded by luscious gardens, and, of course home to the lustrious kaminski family. filled with servants and the most expensive decor money can buy, the kaminski mansion is certainly an abode to admire.