Also known as theMemorial Museum of Astronautics, this destination is dedicated to space exploration. The museum is located inside the amazingMonument to the Conquerors of Space. Here you will see models of satellites, original space suits, photos of famous cosmonauts, and get to explore the interior part of theMir space station. The bodies of the first dogs in space are on display, as well as an excellent exhibit explaining how astronauts lived in space. This museum is fun for children and adults alike.

Beautiful Sights From Atop Moscow’s Sparrow Hills

This famous Moscow park is located on one of the “Seven hills of Moscow.” At 720 feet, Sparrow Hills is one of the highest points in Moscow. If you don’t feel like walking, there is an elevator that brings you to the top of the hill. The green hill is on the bank of the Moskva River with a large beautiful park. The observation platform provides the best panorama of the city. From the platform you will also see Moscow State University and theLuzhniki Stadium, where the opening and closing of the 1980 Summer Olympics took place.

Located in northwestern Moscow neighborhood of Marina Roscha, the interactive Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center museum is the largest Jewish museum in the world. The exhibits are divided chronologically, starting with 3761 BCE and ending with present day. The Cinema Theatre is a circular cinema hall where you can watch 4D films about the first days of the world and start of major religions. The interactive Migration Map allows you to see the history of Jewish migration by tapping on the different countries. The Children’s Center at the museum is a fun way for children to learn about cultures and traditions of different countries in different times.