Old Arbat
Walking across this street art simple, and don't forget to look at the small alleys surrounding it, they allow you to feel the spirit of old Moscow, a street full of vendors, Souvenirs, cafes, and attractions, inexpensive restaurants, street performers and others.
Prices vary souvenirs from reasonable prices to the shopper, but is remains open to negotiate with the sellers. And you can access it by subway and stop at my Station Smolenskaya Arbatskaya.
Street New Arbat
Located near the Old Arbat in contrast, it seems that the street is dedicated to tourists and the rich, he lit much of the opulence of the night and its night life full of Very and includes a number of the most expensive restaurants and clubs in Moscow, but there are also some cafes at reasonable prices.
Don't miss out on the traffic at the books that allow (always my nickname) and are located in the New Arbat, is not impressive as much as it is the store in St. Petersburg, but it remains the best place that has books in Moscow. You can access via the subway to stop in the station Arbatskaya.
Tverskaya Street
This starts the street from the Kremlin to the North-West in the direction of St. Petersburg and the city of Tver (hence the name of the street), the road was very important in the era of Tsarist Russia, which is today the most streets that offer the latest fashion in Moscow, with many high-end shops, and also cafes and restaurants and two theaters and several hotels.
Most of the architecture on the street is not historic is great, but there are many things that are worth seeing such as the statue of Pushkin in Pushkin Square of Skala which is the meeting point of very popular.
You can walk from the Red Square to the Belorussky Train Station, and as a great way require you hours of time walk LTTE participation of the most famous street in Moscow.
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