it is necessary to visit all who for the first time in Moscow More

It lost it's charm. Now it's just a pedestrian street with some restaurants and souvenir shops More

Old and nice walking street with many cafes, street musicians and artists. Some old beautiful houses and court yards. More

Significant cities in Europe have a street or a square dedicated to the arts (Place du Tertre,Montmartre,Paris - for example). For the connoisseurs,arts have traditionally been supported by the Freemasonry and some of the most beautiful European cities are the Masonic capitals of the respective countries (Florence in Italy, Dresden in Germany or St Petersburg in Russia). But Freemasonry has... More

you should check the price elsewhere before buying souvenirs there More

Like any other "main pedestrian streets" - lot's of street performers, homeless people, extremely expensive little shops (souvenirs, gold, diamonds, some old crap etc), cafes... Be aware of pickpockets! If you want to make lots of pictures of weird people - this is the place to go! More

Old buildings, lots of artists and singers. No cars, just people. Actually lots of different and sometimes weird/strange people (mostly in good way:))) It's really nice to sit in the cafe or just walk down the street wathing people, buildings and listening music! More

This was the old thorough fare to get from the city out to the west. When Stalin wanted a quicker route he built the New Arbat so this is just for walking. Great to meander, watch the street performers, stop for coffee and expensive souvenirs. This photo is not mine and is not Old Arbat More

Nice walk and place for souveniers. More