Window Washers on the Hotel |
Maly Theater or Little Theater ~ Used for Drama |
TsUM |
Bolshoi Theater or Large Theater ~ Used for Ballet |
Part of the remaining Kitay Gorod Wall |
This statue shows the Marshall of the Soviet Union Georgy Zhukov |
It was a beautiful day for a nap in the sun? |
Sure signs of spring in Moscow, sweeping, washing and painting EVERYTHING. |
Moscow is a place of unique fashions. |
It is typical for the keeper of the porta potties to turn one of then into an office of sorts. |
The most prominent sculpture of Karl Marx in Moscow, does that mean there are others? |
After our trip on the tour bus we needed a snack and a bathroom. We could see Tsum, a renowned department store, so we headed over there thinking we could find a snack and a bathroom like in GUM. GUM is set up like a mall with central corridors and stores, restaurants and bathrooms off them. TsUM was set up like one large department store, and while I am sure it had restrooms and even a cafe it was not easy to find. So we walked past the Little and Big Theaters and headed to Okhotny Ryad Shopping center and its known quantities. We enjoyed a slice of Sbarro pizza and their facilities then walked back to Revolution Square where we took a look at the sculpture of Karl Marx and hopped back onto the Hop On Hop Off bus for Tour #2.
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