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Take a metro ride to the Novodevichy Convent and Cemetery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to the tombs of many famous Russians, including Boris Yeltsin and Anton Chekhov.

Head to the Tretyakov Gallery to see one of the world’s finest collections of Russian art, including works by Kandinsky, Malevich, and Repin.

For dinner, try White Rabbit, a restaurant with panoramic views of Moscow, a creative Russian menu, and an impressive wine list.

Visit the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, a beautiful church with a fascinating history that includes destruction, reconstruction, and political controversy.

Next, explore the Moscow Metro, often called the “People’s Palace” for its stunning architecture and artwork.

For dinner, try Dr. Zhivago, a restaurant with a Soviet theme, a menu that features dishes from different parts of the Soviet Union, and live music that includes traditional Russian songs.

Take a day trip to Sergiev Posad, a town that is home to the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, a monastery that is considered the “Vatican” of Russian Orthodoxy.

Explore the monastery’s cathedrals, chapels, and museums, and take in the serene atmosphere that has attracted pilgrims for centuries.

For dinner, try Khachapuri i Vino, a cozy restaurant that serves Georgian cuisine, including khachapuri (cheese bread) and khinkali (dumplings).

Visit the State Historical Museum, a massive red building on the edge of the Red Square that houses an impressive collection of artifacts, including weapons, costumes, and artwork.

Take a stroll around the nearby Alexander Garden, a peaceful green space with fountains, statues, and views of the Kremlin.

For dinner, try Cafe Pushkin again, or head to Turandot, a luxurious restaurant with a menu that mixes Russian and Asian flavors, and a decor that includes chandeliers, mirrors, and gold leaf.