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Check out what's nearby our hotel in Belorusskaya
Leisure travelers will appreciate the hotel's perfect location which puts iconic Moscow destinations like Red Square, Kremlin and Bolhoi Theatre only 15 minutes away. Radisson Blu Belorusskaya has easy access to convention centers such as Expocentre and Crocus Expo. Guests can easily walk to the nearby train and metro stations to reach all that the city has to offer. Read more suggestions below.
Explore attractions
Bolshoi Theatre
2.19 mi / 3.52 km from the hotel
Spend an unforgettable evening at this legendary theatre - the oldest in the city - with its world-leading resident opera and ballet troupes.
Moscow Kremlin
2.38 mi / 3.84 km from the hotel
Snap a selfie outside Moscow's most famous historical and political landmark: an impressive walled complex of cathedrals, palaces and state offices.
Moscow Zoo
1.32 mi / 2.12 km from the hotel
Fall in love with the residents of Russia's largest zoo, now a huge scientific, educational, and conservation institution.
Odeon Theatre
0.04 mi / 0.06 km from the hotel
This unique Art Deco theater space offers a selection of live entertainment. Enjoy a variety of musicals and interactive theater performances while you dine on a delicious gastronomical menu. Spend a fun evening with friends or family at Odeon Theatre.
VDNH - Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy
3.85 mi / 6.20 km from the hotel
Among the 50 largest exhibition centers in the world, VDNH is home to many architectural masterpieces and cultural heritage sites. Main sights include the Worker and Collective Farmer sculpture and the fountains Friendship of the peoples of the USSR and Stone Flower.
The Museum of Russian Impressionism
0.40 mi / 0.64 km from the hotel
Situated inside an impressive futuristic building, the museum boasts a selection of paintings by famous masters such as Konstantin Korovin, Valentin Serov, Igor Grabar, and more. Stroll through this museum and admire plenty of Russian artworks from the 19th and 20th centuries.