This cool and cosy basement – with exposed brick walls and arcade ceiling – is the perfect setting to sip a refreshing Czech beer. There are sausages and other traditional Czech food to accompany the freshly drawn lagers and ales.
Kolkovna
Moscow
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The Armoury dates to 1511, when it was founded under Vasily III to manufacture and store weapons, imperial arms and regalia for the royal court. Later it…
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State Tretyakov Gallery Main Branch
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2. Church of the Trinity in Nikitniki
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6. Memorial to the Victims of Totalitarianism
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7. Chambers of the Romanov Boyars
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8. St Maxim the Blessed’s Church
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Built in 1698, St Maxim the Blessed’s Church is now a folk-art exhibition hall.