This is still no reason to rush out of town or to the south. January holidays with their leisurely rhythm and festive mood- a great chance to get to know the city better, warm up on the skating rink, and even master a couple of exotic skills, from making wooden toys before the creation of the shadow theater. The iz.ru portal compiled a guide to the capital's main entertainment in early January.

Walk around the city

New Year's holidays are a time when, in order to have fun and feel the holiday atmosphere, you just need to walk along the streets. Moreover, the weather these days in the capital is expected to be, to put it mildly, not cold.

Those who love slides but don’t want to go to the center should pay attention to Poklonnaya Hill - there you can not only look at copies of the world’s main architectural masterpieces made of ice, but you can also slide down the walls of the icy 12-meter Kremlin.

Become a puppet master and get to know Moscow

As part of the same Journey to Christmas festival, not only performances, but also master classes will be held in the capital at various venues. On Revolution Square, for example, everyone can learn about the old traditions of celebrating the New Year and Christmas. At this time, children can be sent to a carpentry workshop - there they will learn how to make Christmas tree decorations and candlesticks from wood.

Fairs on the streets of Moscow

Girls may be more interested in the workshop on Tverskaya, where they learn how to make dolls for home theaters. And on Klimentovsky Lane you can learn about the skills of set design and dramaturgy or try your hand at creating a home shadow theater and puppet theater.

In addition, during the holidays there will be a special excursion program in the capital. You can find an option to suit every taste - from getting acquainted with little known history central streets to walks through the main capital's cemeteries. Most excursions will be free, but you must register for them in advance.

Take part in performances

This year, going to the theater or New Year's show can be combined with a walk. So, at the skating rink in Novopushkinsky Park, ice ballets will be shown every day. They promise, among other things, new interpretations of “Swan Lake”, “The Nutcracker”, “Snow White” and “Cipollino”. On Tverskaya Square, fairy tales from different countries will be shown, brought to the capital by artists from European theaters. And on New Arbat, which will turn into little Scandinavia, you can see Andersen's fairy tales.

Premiere of the ice ballet “Cinderella” in Novopushkinsky Square

Those who want to be in the very center of theatrical action should go to Manezhnaya - there, in the “Magic Forest”, every day of the festival the immersive performance “12 Months” will unfold, in which everyone can take part. Another similar action, but with a Japanese accent, can be seen in Klimentovsky Lane.

Go to the skating rink or become a snowboarder

Those who stay in Moscow for the New Year holidays have a chance to go to the largest outdoor skating rink in the world and, concurrently, the main skating rink of the country. This year, more than 20 thousand square meters of ice tracks were poured on the territory of VDNKh, and winter sports became its main theme.

Muscovites at the skating rink

The GUM skating rink will be operating on Red Square for several years in a row, and this winter a Stereo skating rink has opened in Gorky Park with optical illusions and light shows, and in Sokolniki you can go on skates and plunge into the atmosphere of a music hall. In addition, almost every park in the capital has opened its own skating rinks, so if you wish, you can simply choose the one that will be close to home.

But if skating is a familiar thing for city residents, then you won’t always see a real snowboarding park in the center of the capital. This winter you can try yourself as a snow slope conqueror on Novy Arbat, where professional instructors with all the necessary equipment are waiting for those who want to ski.

Tour the museums

77 Moscow museums will be free during the New Year holidays. Among them are the New Manege, where an exhibition dedicated to the work of Eldar Ryazanov is held, the “Museum of Moscow” on Zubovsky Boulevard, the memorial apartment of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin and the house-museum of Marina Tsvetaeva, the Museum of Russian Harmonica, the Fashion Museum and the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. Look full list and you can find out the museum program.

Christmas tree decorations made at the oldest Russian enterprise “Yelochka” in Klin

Many estate museums and nature reserves will be free. So, you don’t have to buy a ticket to visit Tsaritsyno or Kolomenskoye. In the first one you will not only be able to see the estate itself, but also get to the exhibition “Dachnoe Tsaritsyno”. In "Kolomenskoye" holidays One of the most New Year's exhibitions will be open. In the palace they will tell about the history of the production of famous glass Christmas decorations, who have been making masters in Klin for more than a hundred years.

Visitors will be presented with about 800 exhibits from museums in the capital and Moscow region, as well as from private collections. In addition to the actual toys different years, there you can see, for example, a costume and a headdress decorated with blown glass, and also learn about the production process of your favorite Christmas tree classics. The exhibition will run until January 21. But on January 7, there, in Kolomenskoye, you can take part in the Christmas festivities.

Where to go for guests of the capital who come to Moscow for new year holidays.

New Year holidays — good time to visit Moscow. In the first week of January, more than 80 museums, exhibition halls, and galleries open their doors to guests completely. offer city estates, parks and public gardens. During the New Year holidays, even the most ordinary walk can turn into... the site publishes information about 10 interesting places, which can be visited in Moscow from January 1 to January 8.

Moscow Kremlin and Red Square

The Moscow Kremlin and Red Square are considered the main attraction not only of Moscow, but of all of Russia. The Moscow Kremlin ensemble is included in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List. The Kremlin territory will be open to visitors throughout the New Year holidays.

On Red Square, visitors will find wooden casket houses where you can buy painted Zhostovo trays, embroidered felt boots and knitted mittens, nesting dolls and boxes, Orenburg and Pavlovo Posad scarves. Here you can also eat Russian cuisine - pancakes with caviar, tea, hot pies and baked potatoes. An ice skating rink is open in the center of Red Square; guests can skate and admire the Kremlin's Spasskaya Tower with the famous chimes and St. Basil's Cathedral. and the fair are open daily from 10:00 to 23:30.

Fans of excursions will be able to visit the museums of the Moscow Kremlin. The Armory Chamber, the tomb of metropolitans and patriarchs, the Assumption Cathedral, the tomb of the Moscow princes, the Archangel Cathedral, the Annunciation Cathedral, the Church of the Deposition of Robes and the Patriarchal Chambers will be open for visitors. In addition, tourists will be able to visit the Museum of the History of Architecture of the Moscow Kremlin, which is located in the Ivan the Great Bell Tower. Next to it you can see the Tsar Cannon, made in the 16th century. Its caliber is 890 millimeters and its weight is almost 40 tons. It is believed to be the largest cannon in the world.

All museums will be open. Temporary restrictions during the New Year holidays will be introduced only for visiting the Patriarchal Palace and the exhibition “Elegance and Luxury of Art Deco” (collection women's clothing European haute couture houses of the Art Deco era from the collection of the Kyoto Costume Institute in Japan. — Note website). Visitors will not be able to view the exhibition in the palace from 10:40 to 11:40 and from 14:40 to 15:40. On the last days of the New Year holidays, January 7 and 8, the exhibition will also not be accessible from 14:40 to 15:40. Opening hours from January 2 to January 8 are from 10:00 to 17:00.

VDNH

The largest skating rink in the world is located on the main avenue. The ice surface area is 20 thousand square meters. Throughout the New Year holidays, visitors will enjoy dancing, games, various quizzes and ice competitions.

Opening hours from January 2 to 8: first session - from 10:00 to 15:00, second session - from 17:00 to 23:00.

Not far from the skating rink is the Moskvarium, where marine and freshwater fauna from almost all regions of the planet are presented. On 12 hectares of the complex there are 80 pools and aquariums with rare and exotic species of fish, stingrays, dolphins, sharks and other inhabitants of rivers, lakes and seas. Moskvarium is open all holidays from 10:00 to 21:00.

"Journey to Christmas"

Those who want to go for a walk along the Moscow streets should definitely stop by the festival. Here you can try hot drinks and sweets, buy Christmas tree decorations and souvenirs, and ride the 100-meter ice slide, which was built between Revolution Square and Manezhnaya Square.

Products from 40 regions of Russia were delivered to 42 festival sites in all districts, including Tver, Astrakhan, Ryazan, Orenburg, Nizhny Novgorod regions and others. The shelves also feature products from 15 countries, including Belgium, Italy, China, Mexico, Peru, Morocco and others.

Journey to Christmas will run until January 15, 2017. In parallel with it, the 2nd festival of festive light installations “Christmas Light” is being held. It will last until February 19, 2017. It was thanks to this festival that Moscow shone with different colors. Guests of the capital can admire the lanterns on Tverskaya, which turned into, in the world, which is located on Poklonnaya Hill. According to the concept, citizens and tourists will be able to walk through squares, streets and alleys, moving from one bright installation to another, without noticing the darkness. Three-dimensional sculptures and installations of light bulbs and garlands were installed on the streets. For example, Santa Claus's sleigh with snow-white horses appeared at the Arc de Triomphe. At the intersection of Tverskaya Street and Gazetny Lane, you can wander through the luminous labyrinth.

Details are in Russian and English.

Gorky Park

The park invites you to see the most unusual Christmas tree cities. The tree literally hovered under the arches of the main entrance in a horizontal position. The length of the art object reaches 30 meters. It is decorated with a 300-meter garland. The soaring spruce has already been included in the Russian Book of Records and Achievements as the longest tree in the country. Another attraction of the park this winter was the street art skating rink. On the ice field there are dynamic light tunnels, a labyrinth, and an eight-meter frozen fountain. Urban installations decorated with graffiti were placed along the entire site. open from 10:00 to 23:00. After skating, you can stop by the Muzeon art park. Over 700 sculptures are collected here.

Moscow Planetarium

During the Christmas holidays, the Moscow Planetarium will conduct scientific experiments and assemble rockets and robots. Schedule New Year's programs can be viewed on the museum website. Key exhibits will also be available during the holidays. Guests of the capital will be able to watch 4D films about space, see the stars on the largest dome in Europe and much more.

Moscow Zoo

The oldest zoo in the country has more than eight thousand inhabitants. There you can watch the life of a polar bear, a fox, the Red Book Amur tiger and the Far Eastern leopard. There are also rare inhabitants, such as Przewalski's horse and David's deer. The symbol of 2017 - the rooster - is also in the capital's zoo. From January 4 to 8, performances with his participation will be held there. During the New Year holidays, visitors will be able to take part in the event and see what pandas, stingrays and bamboo sharks have for lunch. Feeding schedules can be found on the zoo's website.

Novodevichy Convent

The Orthodox convent was founded in the 16th century in honor of the main shrine of ancient Smolensk - the icon of the Smolensk Mother of God. The architectural ensemble of the Novodevichy Convent is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

In the center of the monastery territory is the Cathedral of the Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God, which is considered the oldest stone building of the monastery. Of interest is the Assumption Church with a refectory, the peculiarity of which is that the vaulted ceiling with an area of ​​almost 400 square meters is made without a single support.

Also, the attention of visitors will be attracted by the gate churches of the Novodevichy Convent - the Transfiguration of the Lord (northern gate) and the Intercession of the Virgin Mary (southern gate).

During the first two centuries of its existence, the Novodevichy Convent served as a place of imprisonment for female royalty. For example, by decree of Peter in the 17th century, Princess Sophia became a prisoner of the monastery.

Next to the Novodevichy Convent there is the Novodevichy Cemetery, which is considered one of the most famous burial places for the dead in Moscow. Now here are the burial places of Decembrists and heroes. Patriotic War 1812, professors and public figures: poet Denis Davydov, Prince Sergei Trubetskoy, Lieutenant Colonel Matvey Muravyov-Apostol, Petrashevite Alexei Pleshcheev, historian Sergei Solovyov, father of the publicist and philosopher Alexander Herzen.

"Tsaritsyno" and "Kolomenskoye"

“Kolomenskoye” and “Tsaritsyno” are rightfully considered the most regal museum-reserves in Moscow. The Tsaritsyno complex was built by order of Empress Catherine II in 1776. Its Gothic ensemble never ceases to amaze residents and guests of the city. In Tsaritsyno, throughout the holiday weekend, you can explore the palaces built according to Bazhenov’s designs, the Bread House, the Big and Small Palaces, as well as the Opera House. During the New Year holidays, the exhibition “The Empress's Revived Play” about the Age of Enlightenment and the creative hobbies of Catherine II will be open. Art connoisseurs will be able to visit the exhibition “Russian art Silver Age. From the collection of Yuri Nosov."

The Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve, founded in the 17th century by Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov, prepared a bright and varied program for the New Year holidays. In the palace of Alexei Mikhailovich they will go New Year's exhibitions“Santa Claus, his company and...” (about the adventures fairy-tale heroes), “A Fairy Tale in Colors” (about illustrations of famous children's books). Christmas excursions will be held on the territory; everyone will be able to attend master classes on creating Russian toys, felt crafts, and clay tiles. You will be able to ride a sleigh drawn by three horses around the territory of Kolomenskoye.

Izmailovo Kremlin

The Izmailovo Kremlin is one of the most unusual museum sites in the capital. The atmosphere and cultural traditions during the reign of Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov, the father of Peter I, since his patrimony was located near this place in the 17th century. And although the walls of the fortress are not ancient at all (Izmailovo Kremlin was founded in 2003. — Approx. website), there you can get acquainted with the history of the country and the capital. In the Izmailovo Kremlin there is a Museum of the History of the Founding of the Russian Fleet, a Museum of Russian Toys, a Museum of Bread, a Museum of Russian Vodka, a Museum of Chocolate, etc. For those interested in ancient crafts, there is a pottery workshop, a workshop for baking and painting gingerbread, a forge and a soap factory. During the New Year holidays on site Izmailovo Kremlin guests will be greeted by the symbol of the coming year - a rooster named Petruchio. Games and quests will be held daily for children, and adults will be able to listen to performances by folklore groups.

"Apothecary Garden"

When Moscow streets are covered with snow, you can be transported to summer for a few hours by visiting the “Apothecary Garden” of the Moscow State University Botanical Garden. The subtropical Palm Greenhouse is warm all year round. Here you can find the country's largest collection of orchids, as well as one of the world's largest collections of cacti. On the territory of the garden there is an ancient pond that appeared in the 18th century.

Throughout the New Year holidays, the “Apothecary Garden” will host the “Tropical Winter” festival. In addition to the rarest orchids of the most unexpected shapes and sizes, visitors will get to know an iguana named Butterscotch. Feeding sessions will be held for everyone under the guidance of a zoologist.

The editors of KudaMoscow present a selection interesting events for weekends from December 30 to January 8:

1. Free visits to museums

During the New Year holidays, from January 2 to 7, exhibition halls and galleries subordinate to the Moscow Department of Culture can be visited absolutely free.

2. New Year's Eve 2018 in Moscow

The editors of KudaMoscow wish everyone a Happy New Year and present a selection of the most interesting events New Year's Eve in Moscow.

3. Festival “Ice Moscow. In the family"

From December 29 to January 8, the traditional III New Year’s festival “Ice Moscow” will be held on Poklonnaya Hill. In the family". Muscovites and guests of the capital will be able to visit a unique exhibition of ice sculptures and a Christmas fair, watch a show program and take part in fun winter games.

4. Festival “Journey to Christmas”

From December 22 to January 14, the Journey to Christmas festival will be held in Moscow. Guests will be treated to the best Christmas treats from all over Russia and Europe, fabulous light installations from world-famous lighting artists and open-air street theater performances.

5. Top 10 Christmas trees

From December 22 to January 8, Moscow will host many children's New Year parties. We present to your attention a selection the best Christmas trees Moscow, including the Christmas tree at Mosfilm, the Christmas tree in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and many others.

6. Christmas in Moscow parks

On January 7, a special holiday program will be held in city parks. Guests will be able to visit the nomadic theater, see ice show, listen to fairy tales of the peoples of the North and ride a sleigh in a dog sled.

7. Exhibition “New Year in the Kingdom of Flora”

From December 27 to January 14, the greenhouse complex of the Tsaritsyno museum-reserve will host the exhibition “ New Year in the kingdom of Flora", which will present plants that have become different countries symbols of Christmas and New Year.

8. Free New Year's excursions around Moscow

From December 23 to January 8, a series of free excursions will be held in Moscow as part of the Journey to Christmas festival.

9. New Year and Christmas at the estate of Father Frost

From December 23 to January 8, festive events dedicated to the New Year and the Nativity of Christ will be held at the Moscow estate of Father Frost. Visitors are waiting for " New Year's story or a fairy tale about the holiday of gifts": Santa Claus's assistants, together with the audience, will sing, dance and prepare New Year's gifts.

On New Year's Eve, Moscow is transformed. Festive installations are being installed in the center and other areas of the city, the streets are decorated with various decorative elements, and colorful lighting appears on the facades of buildings. We will tell you where to go for a walk and what to see in New Year's Moscow and list the most beautiful places in Moscow for the 2020 New Year.

These days, thousands of people come to the main square of the country to admire the beautiful ancient buildings located here. The square complex includes the Spasskaya Tower, St. Basil's Cathedral, the monument to Minin and Pozharsky, Lobnoye Mesto, Lenin's Mausoleum, GUM, and the Historical Museum.

On the territory of the Moscow Kremlin there are also many beautiful buildings: the Assumption, Annunciation and Archangel Cathedrals, the Great Kremlin and Senate Palaces, the Chamber of Facets, etc.

At the end of December, a skating rink and a traditional fair open on Red Square, where you can buy New Year and Christmas souvenirs, food for festive table. A large Christmas market took place at the transition from Manezhnaya Square to Revolution Square.

And on Manezhnaya Square itself they installed one of the capital’s largest Christmas trees. The height of the green beauty is 22 m, and more than 3 km of garlands and 3,500 Christmas tree decorations were needed to decorate it.

Where to go for a walk in Moscow during the New Year holidays 2019-2020?

Pedestrian zones are opening in the center of the capital, where street celebrations take place. Theatrical and musical performances are held right in the open air - on Tverskaya Street, Chistoprudny Boulevard, at VDNKh, in the park named after. Gorky, Kolomenskoye, on Poklonnaya Hill, Vorobyovy Gory and other sites.

Concerts are held on Red Square, Lubyanka Square and other city venues, in which famous artists take part.

During the New Year holidays, the capital traditionally hosts the Journey to Christmas festival. At the end of 2019 - beginning of 2020 it will be held from December 13 to January 12. Here you will find many interesting performances, exciting master classes and game programs for children, delicious treats and original souvenirs.

The main venues of this festival are located in Novopushkinsky Square, on Tverskoy Boulevard, Tverskaya Square, in Kamergersky Lane, in Klimentovsky Lane, on Manezhnaya Square, on Revolution Square, on Rozhdestvenka Street, on New Arbat Street.

Let's list other places in Moscow where you should go for a walk on New Year's Eve. The pedestrian Arbat is also transformed on New Year's days, where there are many picturesque historical buildings, several restaurants, monuments and entertainment venues. One of the popular tourist routes invariably includes China Town.

Where else can you take a walk around New Year's Moscow? If you prefer walking around the winter city accompanied by a guide, go on excursions that will be dedicated to the famous places and people of the capital. You can also visit them during the New Year holidays 2020 as part of the “Walking around Moscow” project.

These excursions are conducted by enthusiasts who passionately love their city. Among them are not only historians, but also art historians, journalists, translators, directors and architects. The schedule of excursions can be found on the project website moscowwalking.ru

The most beautiful places in Moscow for New Year 2020

On Nikolskaya, Ilyinka and Varvarka there are the ancient chambers of the Romanov boyars, the Old English Courtyard, Gostiny Dvor, as well as church buildings: the Iverskaya Chapel, the Church of Barbara the Great Martyr, the Epiphany Monastery and other beautiful places in the capital. Visit other Moscow churches and temples, including the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Novodevichy and Danilovsky monasteries.

Visit the Sparrow Hills, which offers magnificent views of the capital. Or you can look at Moscow from the observation deck of the Empire Tower in the complex of recently erected Moscow City skyscrapers, made in futuristic design - another of the capital's attractions.

Where else can you go in Moscow for the 2020 New Year? A lot of entertainment awaits visitors to city parks - Sokolniki, Kuzminki, Tagansky, Northern Tushino, Lianozovsky, Fili, Izmailovsky, Perovsky, Krasnaya Presnya, Babushkinsky, the Hermitage Garden, etc.

Decorative Christmas trees will be installed here, performances will be held with the participation of Father Frost and the Snow Maiden, games and competitions for children and adults, master classes on making Christmas tree toys and other elements will be held New Year's decor, preparing dishes for the festive table.

VDNKh has become one of the popular vacation spots for city residents, where numerous exhibition pavilions, fountains, cafes, and concert venues are located on a large park area. In days winter holidays Europe's largest ice skating rink opens here artificial ice, 4,500 people can be on it at the same time. Here you can also go tubing down a seven-meter slide, ride a dog sled, ride children's snowmobiles and ATVs.

Among the most beautiful places In the capital, New Year's holidays in 2020, of course, include the capital's museums and reserves. Among them is the Kolomenskoye estate, the complex of which includes ancient churches, including the Church of the Ascension of the Lord, which is included in the UNESCO cultural heritage list, the church-bell tower of St. George the Victorious. The water tower and two stone entrance gates, the fence of the Sovereign's yard and the Sytny yard have been preserved here . The museum also displays wooden buildings from various regions of Russia. This is one of the most picturesque places in the capital.

In Izmailovo, the ancestral estate of the Romanov family, there is the Intercession Cathedral, a beautiful bridge tower, a 19th-century fountain, the Silver Grape Pond, etc. The palace and park ensemble of Tsaritsyno, erected by order of Catherine II, is also magnificent, which includes the Bazhenov palace, the Bread House, the gates and bridges, Grand Palace and park.

It was not for nothing that the Kuskovo estate was once called the Versailles of the Moscow region - it was so similar to the garden of the French kings. The estate, which once belonged to the Sheremetyev counts, preserves a palace, a greenhouse, a church, a bell tower, pavilions and numerous sculptures, a luxurious garden with gazebos; The entrance and exit are decorated with figures of sphinxes.

Where else can you go in Moscow for a New Year's walk? In winter, about 1.5 thousand skating rinks with artificial and natural ice, both paid and free. Among the most popular are the skating rinks in the park named after. Gorky, Kolomenskoye Park, Ostankino, VDNKh and others. You can go here with your loved one or friends and have fun with the whole family.

Scale, grandeur and mass participation - this is the type of event the capital offers during the New Year holidays, where everyone will find entertainment to their liking.

Of course, every resident of our country would like to find themselves on Red Square on December 31 and hear the chimes, carrying the news of the coming of the New Year 2019. Unfortunately, not all Russians will have this opportunity. but if you find yourself in Moscow during the New Year holidays, be sure to visit the central Christmas tree with your children, because it is the symbol of the New Year. starting from January 1, you can see bright shows, competitions and concert and entertainment programs here, in which everyone can take part, including the youngest spectators.

Celebrating the main holiday of the year is not only Christmas tree . These days in Moscow you can visit many interesting events that will appeal to both adults and children.

During the New Year holidays, there are many fairs in the capital. This is a great option for where you can go with your child in the capital. However, it is worth remembering that any fair is a great temptation not only for children, but also for adults. Therefore, you need to take care of filling your wallet in advance. By visiting one of the New Year's fairs, you can please your child with a pleasant gift or treat him with sweets. However, at fairs you can buy anything you want:

• souvenirs self made;
• children's toys and accessories;
• original Christmas decorations;
• traditional Russian treats.

In any case, a trip to the fair will not leave either children or adults indifferent. After all, the main thing in this event is to have a great time with your loved ones and give them a lot of positive emotions

Club-type entertainment establishments

During the New Year holidays, many Moscow establishments organize wonderful children's events, which include exciting show programs, competitions and quizzes with gifts, in which all the kids who come with their parents to the entertainment center have the opportunity to participate.

The most popular establishments in Moscow, which offer the youngest visitors entertainment for every taste, are the following:

• London club, st. Vernadsky Ave., 14;
• LeninGrad, Leningradsky Ave., 24A;
• Shishas Sferum Bar, Novy Arbat St., 36;
• Manhattan, st. Usievicha, 12;
• Bar “Disco 90”, Nastasinsky lane, 4;
• “Velvet”, Druzhinnikovskaya St., 15;
• “Caribbean”, st. Pokrovka, 18.

Most of the clubs presented above operate 24 hours a day, so parents can choose the most suitable time to visit them.

New Year's performances for children

What can give a child so much laughter and joy than a festive theatrical performance with the participation of loved ones? New Year's characters: Santa Claus and Snow Maiden? Starting from January 2, you can take your children to one of the fabulous performances and get a vivid and unforgettable experience that will give you original performances combined with stunning scenery!

Ice rinks

A real boom in ice skating rinks is expected in Moscow for the New Year. In the Central District alone, more than 140 both paid and free skating rinks will open, which will bring joy to thousands of visitors. One of the country's most grandiose ice rinks will be opened on New Year's Eve on Red Square, regardless of weather conditions.

Special cooling equipment will provide an ideal ice surface on which everyone can skate. However, children will be especially delighted by skating. And this is not surprising, because the skating rink is the place where you can most often hear joyful exclamations and children's laughter.

In addition to the central skating rink, ice rinks in Kuzminki, Sokolniki, Gorky Park, the Hermitage Garden, as well as in many indoor ice palaces in the capital will offer their services.

New Year's Moscow is the place of the largest entertainment events, so the question is “where to go?” still remains open. In any case, the choice is always yours!

For those wishing to attend New Year's theatrical performances for children in Moscow, we recommend going to: Circus of Dancing Fountains "Aquamarine", Crocus City Hall, Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Theater " Golden ring", Sports Complex "Olympic", Moscow Conservatory. Follow the posters of performances on the official websites of creative institutions. There you can order tickets and find out details about the organization of the show.

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