Moscow, Russia

Moscow is the most Northern city in the world. in addition to being the capital and cultural, historical and political epicenter of Russia. Not the stop for the typical family, Moscow is on the agenda for many a discerning tourist.

Getting to Moscow:

Moscow’s 2 main international airports are Sheremetyevo International Airport, (IATA: SVO) and Domodedovo International Airport (IATA: DME) will the latter being more serviced by international carriers like British Airways and Lufthansa. You can fly into Moscow direct from many parts of Europe and non-stop from the continental US (anywhere from 10 to 13 hours).

Getting Around Moscow (on the web):

All the details about modern Russia are available in this tourist guide for Moscow, created by two young Russian guys while studying in Britain. For those who plan a long trip to the country these two resources would be very useful: Expat.Ru with contacts for English-speaking communities and Children in Moscow for foreigners with kids.

How Kid-Friendly is Moscow?

Momaboard’s Moscow Guide:

Momaboard’s Moscow guide was created by Daria Utkina, Moscow native and mother of 4-year old Mila. After the birth of her daughter Daria was looking for a way to integrate her love for kids, traveling and clothes. And found it! Now she owns a shop for little girls and boys where her own clothing line Tres Bebe is sold (check it out in the Shopping section of the guide). She is also part of a child-birth educators team and a contributor for Home Child Magazine about natural birth and parenting. If you have questions about traveling to Moscow, leave a comment and Daria will be thrilled to answer it for you!

Next in Moscow:

Moscow: Where to Stay with Kids

Moscow: Where to Eat with Kids

Moscow: Things to Do With Kids

Moscow: Where to Shop with Kids

Moscow: Medical Care