Come join other interesting travelers on the Free Metro Tour of Moscow and see for yourself how Moscow’s metro stations, which serve over nine million passengers a day, have been used to artistically demonstrate the power, wealth, prosperity and glory of the former Soviet Union. On this one-of-a-kind tour you will learn how the city’s many metro stations have essentially become “underground museums” containing so many images, mosaics and statues of cultural significance, that strolling through one would be equitable to strolling through a gallery in The Louvre!

Learn how the décor of these stations serve as silent evidence of how Russian ideology and politics have shifted over time, from when leading Soviet artists and sculptors were hired to design the stations in a Stalinist Empire style, to when the former Premier of the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev, ordered a “De-Stalinization” process throughout Russia, which resulted in many of Stalin’s images and statues being removed. Listen to intriguing stories of how these stations were used as bomb shelters during World War II, and how they even became makeshift hospitals, eateries, and important gathering places for members of the communist party during that time.

On the Free Metro Tour of Moscow, you will cover the most beautiful and top-rated metro stations in the city with a charming, expert local guide. It will be a unique opportunity to learn that Moscow’s metro ecosystem is so much more than just one of the most efficient transport systems in the world – it not only connects passengers to various points throughout the city, but also to decades upon decades of Russian history, making the experience historically fascinating for both tourists and locals alike. Avoid disappointment, book your tour today and see the most unusual face of Moscow!