Moscow 6D5N for 3k RMB (Part 1)

❤️ Accommodation Hanzer Hotel 200 RMB/night (when I stayed) Female-only staff 👩💼 Book early! 200m from M2 & M9 bus lines — super convenient! ❤️ Transport Buy a 3-day unlimited metro card (600 RUB) — reuse on Day 4! Moscow’s metro/buses are efficient and easy to navigate 🚇 ❤️ Apps Android: Yandex Maps (download via Baidu after arrival) + Baidu Translate iOS: Google Maps + Built-in Translate 📅 Itinerary Day 1: Russian State Historical Museum → St. Basil’s Cathedral (Onion Domes!) → Okhotny Ryad Mall → Zaryadye Park Lunch/dinner at Okhotny Ryad B3 or inside Zaryadye Park Day 2: Kremlin → Armory → Arbat Street → Find food! Day 3: Sparrow Hills → Moscow Triumphal Arch → Novodevichy Cemetery → Dinner Day 4: Tretyakov Gallery → Oceanarium → Dinner Day 5: Izmailovsky Market (Antique Fair) → Auchan (souvenirs!) Day 6: Free day! Options: Zoo / Vintage Shops / CityWalk 🛍️ ⚠️ Tips & Notes Day 1 sights are all around Red Square. Okhotny Ryad Mall is hidden in front of the museum — watch for signs! Skip Zaryadye Park if tired — you’ll pass it again on Day 2. Rent audio guides at museums — perfect for bite-sized history! 🎧 On Day 2, buy Kremlin + Armory tickets (2,000 RUB) at Zaryadye Park. The Kremlin is a whole complex with stunning churches! Dinner at The 6 blK on Arbat Street (1km walk, 300 RUB/dishes). Go at 4-5 PM — no reservation needed. Sparrow Hills viewpoint is overrated IMO 😅 — but the bus ride to Triumphal Arch along the river is gorgeous! Novodevichy Cemetery is a must! Free when I went — full of artistic tombstones 🪦✨ Tretyakov Gallery is worth it (2+ hours), but less photogenic than the Winter Palace. Izmailovsky Market >> Peterburg’s flea markets! Found a 10 RMB “Fortune Crystal” 🧿 + vintage cameras. Russian grandpas teach you how to use them! Also a whole lane of paintings 🎨 #MoscowTravel #BudgetRussia #RedSquare #Kremlin #TravelTips #SoloTravel #ExploreMoscow 🏛️❤️