The world-famous Boilshoi Theater
The NUTCRACKER
We watched this in a smaller theatre next to the Bolshoi Theatre. It was performed by the Moscow City Ballet company.(I know the quality of this picture stinks. What to do? Have to curi-curi take picture with my small point-n-shoot)
One of the Many Metro Stations near the Red Square
Church near Tretyakovskaya Metro Station
Kafe Pushkin
TOP - Can you recognize the word "Kafe Pushkin" in Cyrillic?
BOTTOM - Interior of Kafe Pushkin
Some Russian Delicacies....
TOP - (L) Blinis with Cream Cheese and Red Caviar from Kafe Mania (R) Some soup being poured into a Russian Pie
BOTTOM - (R) Can you see the Russian-Wontons????
Tired Street Vendor!
Sorry lah....had to snap this picture.
Last but not least...SHOPPING!! No lah. I didn't buy anything in Moscow - other than 3 little magnets for my fridge.
Russian Traditional Costumes
Russian Matryoshka Dolls
H asked me to buy some...but what for? Do what with them?
TOP - (L) More dolls for sale; (R) Fur hats anyone?
BOTTOM - Convenience stores.
One thing I noticed about Moscow. Merchandise are ALWAYS behind glass cases in those convenience stores/kiosks. People have to stand on the street instead of "going inside".
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Now...will be my posts on New Orleans and Washington DC!!!!!!
2 comments:
hey SMei...shall i call u that??
tks for dropping by my humble blog recently :D
i envy u...get to visit so many countries. moscow...i dun think i'll ever hv a chance to see this part of the world :(
tks for sharing the photos!!
u hv a great week ahead when the boys r back to school :P
Jacss - hello....
Actually hor, on my blog, prefer to be called either SM or NM.
Have a good long weekend!
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