This renovated 1 bedroom apartment, located 3 minutes by walk to Paveletskaya Square, boasts functional layout, all necessary mod-cons and its own balcony. Numerous cafes, restaurants, convenience stores and banks are located close-by.

This is a newly renovated, Euro-design apartment located on Tverskaya Street within 7-8 minutes walking distance to the Kremlin and Red Square. The apartment is located only 2 minutes by walk to Tverskaya & Pushkinskaya metro stations, in the heart of downtown Moscow. There are numerous restaurants, theatres and boutiques at your fingertips.

This is a newly renovated Euro-design apartment based on Tverskaya street within 5 minutes walk to the Kremlin and Red Square, a 3-4 minutes walking distance to Teatralnaya & Okhotnyy Ryad metro stations, in the heart of Moscow shopping and night-life area. Numerous restaurants, theatres and boutiques are located close-by.

This family friendly, 3-room apartment is located in the elite residential neighborhood of Kropotkinskaya in central Moscow. The apartment, based on 3rd floor (no lift), has a very convenient layout, boasts lots of light from windows on three sides and a large balcony. There are a lot of amenities within easy walking distance as well as the famous Arbat Street and Christ-the-Savior Cathedral. The nearest metro station is based a 10 minutes walking distance.

Miusskaya area (part of it - the former third Miusskaya Street, 1923-1958 - February 19th street and 1st Miusskaya lane) - the area in the Tver region of the Central Administrative District of Moscow. Situated between the Rue Alexander Nevsky and the 1st Miusskaya street. To the southeast area adjacent to the street Fadeeva, north-west - Miusskaya lane. Modern Miusskaya area - "area of refuge", a quiet green island next to Tverskaya Zastava. In the south area of ​​plantations dominated by larch, that Moscow - a rarity.

Garden-Triumph street - Moscow highway, north-west component of the Garden Ring, from Bolshaya Sadovaya Sadovaya-up Karetnaya. Runs between the Arc de Square and Malaya Dmitrovka. Located in the Tver rayone.Predstavlyaet is part of the Garden Ring, is named for the old Arch of Triumph, which were located at the intersection of Sadovaya and Tverskaya street. Garden-Triumph is located on the north-west of the Garden Ring of Triumph Square to Sadovaya-Karetnaya street. In fact, the car traffic is carried in a tunnel under the Triumphal Square, so the transport of Bolshaya Sadovaya travels directly to the Garden of Triumph. On the inside of the Garden, adjacent Triumph Vorotnikovsky lane and the outside of the Garden Ring Road runs parallel to the Lord of lane, separated from it by a wide park. Minor changes for Dmitrovka in the garden and Coach.

Street Pravda (until March 3, 1934 - 2nd Street Yamskogo Fields) - street, located in the Northern Administrative District of Moscow in the district Begovaya. When building the field, once belonged to Tverskaya Yamskaya settlement, there were passages. In the XIX century they became known streets Yamskogo Fields numbers are from the 1st to 5th. The original name of the street Pravdi - The 2nd street Yamskogo Fields. The modern name given March 3, 1934 due to the fact that there was a complex of buildings built by the publishing enterprise, which produces the newspaper "Pravda". The street starts from the Leningrad Avenue, runs north-east, perpendicular to the Leningrad Prospect. From the south-east of the street adjacent 3rd Street Yamskogo fields in the north-west - Raskovoi lane. Next street crosses the Pravda 5th street Yamskogo Fields and ends at the Third Ring Road (Street Lower Maslovka street Suschevsky Val Savelovskaya overpass). Numbering starts from the Leningrad prospectus.

Big Devyatinskiy lane - street in central Moscow on the border areas between the Arbat and Presnensky Novinsky Boulevard and Konyushkovskoy street. In the street is the Temple of the nine martyrs Kizicheskih. The name stuck for a lane in the XVIII century. Given by the Church of the Nine Martyrs Kizicheskih, "that the stem must be at the Synodal yard" (ie, from the city of Cyzicus Dardanelles Strait on the coast) who were martyred for the Christian faith in the III century, a wooden church has been known since 1693. Built by Peter the First, to fulfill the request of the last Patriarch Adrian doimperskoy Russia. Sam Peter is not once visited the church and loved to listen to this song-the patriarch. The modern church was built in 1732-1735 on the merchant's Semenova (in years 1919-1992 has been closed). Former Small Devyatinskiy lane abolished (part of it was included in the converted Novinsky lane). The original name of Crooked Lane (in form). Big Devyatinskiy lane begins on Novinsky Boulevard runs west to adjoin the left lane Novinsky, goes on the street in front of Konyushkovskuyu Rochdelskaya Street and the White House

Chayanov street - a street in central Moscow in the Tver region between 1st Tverskaya street and alley Veskovskim. Named in honor of AV Chayanov. The street was formed in 1966 from the third Miusskaya Street and 3rd Tverskaya Street. The name given in 1992 in honor of the scientist and economist Aleksandr Vasilyevich Chayanov (1888-1937), founder of the Research School of Agricultural Economics. For its incompatibility with the scientific views of the party held agricultural policy in 1930 Chayanov was arrested and executed in 1937. AV Chayanov also known as a great connoisseur of Moscow, member of "Old Moscow", the author of several works moskvovedcheskih, including "The History Miusskaya area" that was the motive for appropriating its name the street, located near this area. In the years 1966-1992 called Gottwald street in memory of the Czechoslovak communist leaders Klement Gottwald (1896-1953). Its principal part, third Miusskaya street in 1915 - the beginning of the 1930s was called "the street to them. February 19, 1861, "as Miusskaya area.

First Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street (1932-1990 - part of Gorky Street) - the street in the Central Administrative District of Moscow in the district "Tver". The street starts from the Triumphal Square and go to Tverskaya Zastava Square. The name given to the XVI century on Tverskaya Yamskaya settlement, which came here under Ivan the Terrible and continued almost until the end of XIX century. By the name of Tverskaya Yamskaya settlement named a number of streets and alleys, differing atomic numbers: 2-ya Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, 3-ya Tverskaya-Yamskaya street, 4-ya Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, 1st Tverskaya street, 2 - st Tverskaya street.