Moscow trip on September

I appreciate all the recommendations, advices, must visit places, must do and don't do in my trip to Moscow. I will go from 7th to 15th on September. All the information will be very valued.

Thanks a lot!

Im sure you will do all the tourist stuff, where do you intend to stay cos its bloody expensive by any countries standard . I stayed in a hostel . it was pretty dauntyng on my arrival, but i onls went to sleep there , nothing more. The people i met were all travelers and got vodkered on a couple of nights and met some good folk. cost me $90 for 5 nights , worth considering.

What about the night life? Is it safe for a tourist? Interesting places to knew? And what about the average of prices of entry, drinks...?

wow, $90 for five nights, I can only imagine.......

what does it take to get a visa to visit Russia?

Venezuelan dont need a visa to enter in Russia, and viceversa.

thats great but from the US it is required so if anyone can help

Mike I was in Sparks Reno, in 1992. I had a girlfriend from there. Her surname is Edgington, his father name is Robert. Maybe you know them...

don't forget to talk with your health care provider, the CDC recommends one who specializes in travel medicines such as vaccines, allow your self 4-6 weeks before you travel, just a precaution, there are instructions about visa and travel requirements in most state goverment web sites, I do know you can have a visa within a couple days, I had to have 2 invitations from the russian ministry of interior because I went on buisness, a tourist visa seems much easier, usually the hotel where your staying can take care of the necessary papers from that end.

Sorry Vman don't know that family.

I would suggest meeting in Ukraine, if at all possible.

I wanted to go to Ukraine on September too, but I need a visa to enter there and the closest embassy it is in Brasil. So, it will be for a next trip.

A visa for US citizens is not required to enter Ukraine, we can stay for a period of 90 days, maybe in the future, relations will improve with russia, and this visa requirement will also be lifted, who knows! It's all politics and money!

Sounds great I understand that it is not a tough thing for Russians to visit the Ukraine and if no visa is required for U.S citizens to enter as well then it will make things much less painful. Thanks

And I have seen videos about Ukraine and looks pretty nice...I want to know it.