The Arbat is definitely one of the most famous streets in Moscow. Every tourist when he comes to Moscow tries to visit this street and take some photos.это про арбаь у нас в городе нет натой улици мира
Everybody knows that the Arbat is a pedestrian street but not everybody knows that it hasn't been not always this way. Long ago there were some horse carriages here then at the beginning of the XX century there were first tramcars and later some trolleybuses. And only in 1990s the Arbat became the way we know it today with no traffic.
Today this street looks like bright fair with lots of different shops, souvenirs kiosks, cafes bad restaurants. The Arbat was this way at the beginning of the XIX century when the first merchants came here and opened apartment houses, shops and cafes.
Before that in the XVII century there were a lot of palace and shooters' slobodas and their names still remain the same you can see it in the names of the side streets close to the Arbat. Later on in the XVIII century the Arbat became one of the most aristocratic streets of the city.
Red Square is the main and most famous square in Moscow and Russia, the arena of many important events of Russian history and the history of the Soviet state, the place of mass demonstrations of the working people of the capital and parades of the Armed Forces of Russia. Muscovites generally do not visit Red Square often - returning at night from clubs and on New Year's Eve.
Everybody knows that the Arbat is a pedestrian street but not everybody knows that it hasn't been not always this way. Long ago there were some horse carriages here then at the beginning of the XX century there were first tramcars and later some trolleybuses. And only in 1990s the Arbat became the way we know it today with no traffic.
Today this street looks like bright fair with lots of different shops, souvenirs kiosks, cafes bad restaurants. The Arbat was this way at the beginning of the XIX century when the first merchants came here and opened apartment houses, shops and cafes.
Before that in the XVII century there were a lot of palace and shooters' slobodas and their names still remain the same you can see it in the names of the side streets close to the Arbat. Later on in the XVIII century the Arbat became one of the most aristocratic streets of the city.
Red Square is the main and most famous square in Moscow and Russia, the arena of many important events of Russian history and the history of the Soviet state, the place of mass demonstrations of the working people of the capital and parades of the Armed Forces of Russia. Muscovites generally do not visit Red Square often - returning at night from clubs and on New Year's Eve.