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Not the best way to spend New Years.
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The first confiscations begun in 1946.
These homeless dogs religiously use the subway as a warm place to rest on a daily basis and it is remarkable to see how clever they are.
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These color slides reveal life in Moscow in 1931 and it is an interesting and unusual sight to see.
Located in Rublevka near Moscow, this over-the-top house is selling for a whopping $100 million.
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This was filmed in Moscow yesterday.
You can learn more about this phenomenon here
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This is Tyomka Pirniazov, a Russian guy who loves climbing on skyscrapers. This time, he climbed on the very top (on the star) of a 176-meter skyscraper in Moscow. Doing it without any safety equipment is pure craziness.
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Rublyovka is an unofficial name of a prestigious residential area west of Moscow. This is the “Beverly Hills” of rich Russian oligarchs. Let’s take a tour inside their houses and palaces.
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Tilt-shift miniature faking is the term used to describe pictures of life size areas that appear to be much smaller. These images taken from the 200-meter tall Federation Tower were manipulated to make Moscow look very tiny, an effect Putin no doubt would not find amusing.
Welcome to the new Google office in Moscow, Russia. All I can say is brother you can’t hide money. The offices are elaborate and the recreational areas stunning. All in all, it looks like a great place to work.
This luxurious Russian mansion is located in a small village near Moscow. It is owned by Vladimir Bryntsalov who owns one of the major pharmaceutical companies in Moscow. It is very stately and obviously worth a lot of money. It also seems that the more money they have, the more tasteless they are…
Right now you have a unique chance to peer inside one of the Moscow skyscrapers. You won’t believe your eyes as you can clearly see offices on each floor.
There are some very expensive apartments in Moscow, no wonder it is a capital. This one for example is rented for $40,000 per month. I know to each their own, but whoever decorated this apartment has a very poor taste..
The capital of Russia is chocking in intense smog. It was caused by wildfires uncommon for Moscow region, as this summer is too hot. Carbon monoxide and toxic levels 6 times exceed the maximum allowed numbers. All these substances have invaded the city air making Russians wear masks and limit their outside walks.
This is how Moscow looks from a bird’s eye view. The capital of Russia seems to be overcrowded. There are too many buildings and cars here. But I would still like to fly over this city one day.
Moscow train called “Aquarelle” transports works of art from the famous Russian museum once a year in the Moscow subway.
The museum staff selected the paintings from its world famous collection. Their 35 high-quality reproductions will be placed inside the ‘art gallery train’ and the passengers will be able to see the famous paintings of the great Russian, Italian, German and British masters.
This is the third exhibition held in the "Aquarelle" train.
I think the idea is very good and it seems that Muscovites appreciate it a lot.
Some Russian guys who have a passion for heights found one very tall radio tower and climbed it. They, of course, took pictures to show their climbing and how breathtaking and dangerous it can be at the same time.
Here’s this 270 meter high radio tower situated in Moscow area.
Well, even though I’m not afraid of height, I wouldn’t climb there even if my life depended on it ;)
Mark Jenkins is a famous street artist, known for his street installations created from adhesive packing tape. He actively promotes the Scotch-culture around the world and even teaches the process of creating those unusual sculptures in his classes.
You will see inside the post how he creates his sculptures - that’s not common…
It happened in Moscow. That day, it was 8.25 am when the last tram passed on that line ))
If you wonder why, go and see the rest of the post after the jump.
Another Russian two-bedroom apartment for rent in Moscow. When I saw pictures I said to myself: it cannot be for real.
The rent is of about $ 1,000. It seems that the restoration works have never taken place since 1945. Who would agree to live in a place like that?
The sales of laptops in a department store of electronics in Moscow ended with a mad rush.
There were only 250 laptops on sale and there were about a thousand of people who wanted to buy them. When people rushed into the department store, it was impossible to stop them. Vendors had to climb on the counters to save themselves.
Only the police finally managed to restore order.
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Here's a very "fun" one-room apartment for rent in the center of Moscow. And the rent cost is 1,250 bucks a month.
It is also pointed out that the apartment underwent renovation works, though after viewing the photos it is hard to believe in. And what’s with the fur???
I would never rent this apartment, especially for the sum they ask for it.
Mysterious undergrounds of the city attract many adventurers like a magnet.
It is clear that this is the perfect place for video games’ graphics design.
Have a look!
To be honest, I did not think that something similar could be found in Moscow.
This multi-storeyed automated parking facility can contain 34 cars and covers an area of only 100 square meters.
And since Moscow is famous for its traffic jams and that people are parking everywhere they want, I believe this is an excellent solution. But there’s only one parking lot like that in Moscow.