Plan a wonderful stay in Moscow from our contemporary hotel
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Spend days at the local parks or make your way into downtown Moscow
When staying at Radisson Blu Leninsky Prospect Hotel, Moscow, make time to see the city’s unique local attractions, parks, and landmarks. Hop on the metro and go downtown to visit the Kremlin and St. Basil’s Cathedral near the Red Square. If staying with family, make time to see the Darwin Museum or the local green parks and ponds. Here are our top suggestions of things to see and do near our hotel in Moscow.
Explore attractions
Udaltsovskiye Ponds Park
0.42 mi / 0.67 km from the hotel
When visiting Vernadsky Avenue in Moscow, Russia, make time to walk around this green public park with two ponds. The energetic area is surrounded by government buildings, schools, and local monuments.
Sparrow Hills
2.78 mi / 4.48 km from the hotel
This viewpoint offers one of the best views of Moscow from over the Moskva River and toward the 1980 Summer Olympics stadium. You can reach it by taking the metro to the Vorobyovy Gory stop.
Darwin’s Museum
2.00 mi / 3.22 km from the hotel
While in Moscow, visit one of the world’s first museums dedicated to Darwin’s study of evolution. The museum is also a historical landmark, first open in the early 1900s.
Red Square
6.82 mi / 10.98 km from the hotel
This iconic square is famous for its stunning red architecture and important landmarks. Here you will find a meeting point that's home to the State Historical Museum, St. Basil's Cathedral, and a short walk away, the Kremlin.
Afimall City
5.33 mi / 8.57 km from the hotel
Window shop, buy a souvenir, or try the local flavors at this commercial center near the Moskva River. Contemporary with a stunning atrium and fountain, it’s also a lovely place to take pictures.
Patriarch’s Ponds
6.89 mi / 11.09 km from the hotel
Patriarch’s Ponds is an upscale neighborhood in Moscow with a park and restaurants surrounding a large pond. As a historical landmark, it has adapted for over 200 years with changes in the city—once home to university students, but today it's a high-end residential area.