Moscow is the political, economic, scientific and cultural heart of Russia. Given its central location, this world city is one of the country’s most important travel hubs. With over 11 million residents, the metropolis on the Moskva River is where modernity and tradition collide. Some of the most famous attractions can be found on Red Square, replete with Saint Basil’s Cathedral and its nine internal churches, the Kremlin, Lenin’s Mausoleum, the Bolshoi Theatre, numerous museum and galleries, along with the country’s biggest department store (GUM) – not to mention the city’s impressive metro stations.
UTair is Russia’s third-biggest air carrier. The airline runs chartered and scheduled flight services, within Russia and to select international destinations. Moscow-Vnukovo Airport is its most important hub.
This post was published on 4 June 2017 11:15
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