Hello international blog readers! This is my last post about my experience in Moscow and I would like to devote this post to all of the people who made my trip unforgettable.
Working for the summer university at the National Research University Higher School of Economics gave me an opportunity to interact with people from various countries of the planet! And more importantly, it helped me build a network of relationships throughout the world! Continue reading “Do Svidaniya Moskva! “
Hello! The last couple of weeks in Moscow have been kind of hectic. Last Saturday, when I was entering Metro, someone stole my wallet with all my cards, cash, and most importantly, my US documents.
I’ve been dealing with the Moscow police for the last week, so I could not really go visit any Moscow sights to share with you guys! Continue reading “Unpredictable Moscow”
I feel very lucky to be able to spend my internship in Moscow. It’s one of the oldest cities in eastern Europe. The first documentation of Moscow dates back to 1147!
Since the city is very old, it treasures some of its oldest architecture from different history periods and combines it with modern style buildings. I decided to dedicate this post strictly to Moscow’s architecture and different historic sites. There are just so many and you need to see them! Continue reading “Falling In Love With Moscow’s Architecture”
I arrived in Moscow for my summer internship only two days ago and already I had a chance to visit the famous, magnificent Red Square.
I never knew why is it called that, but people here told me that it is because in Russian the words “red” (krasny) and “beautiful” (krasivy) used to be synonyms many years ago! I can’t agree more, it is breath taking! Continue reading “Welcome to Beautiful Moscow”
The global experience, as told by SDSU students 