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New Arbat Avenue

Here, book-shaped high-rises frame a broad Soviet-era avenue. That visible relationship gives New Arbat Avenue a clear role in a Moscow day built around architecture and street life.

New Arbat Avenue

Why go

Book-shaped high-rises frame a broad Soviet-era avenue. At New Arbat Avenue, that feature establishes the main reason to stop. The streetscape offers a direct contrast with the lanes of Old Arbat nearby. This second observation changes the visit by connecting New Arbat Avenue to architecture and street life; it deserves attention before you leave New Arbat Avenue.

What to look for

  • Book-shaped high-rises frame a broad Soviet-era avenue
  • The streetscape offers a direct contrast with the lanes of Old Arbat nearby

Useful to know

  • Keep this within a central-Moscow cluster, but allow for security checks and crowded approaches near Red Square.

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Outdoor visit · 20–50 min

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