This is the second part of my long and meandering hike through Moscow. While part one was all about capital’s grandest landmarks basking in the rays of a setting sun, part two is straight-up Christmas nostalgia. I loitered around GUM shopping arcade, walked the historic Nikolskaya Street, went up to Lubyanka Square and its massive Children’s World emporium, then past the Bolshoy Theater and back to my neighborhood at the top of Petrovka Street. Nighttime was setting in, and all the holiday lights began to sparkle. Many stores and public places kept their decorations around well through February, for “good mood” purposes. Totally works, doesn’t it?
hahahaha really? That’s good to know! But seriously, I have been checking ticket prices and its ok actually, I just need to figure out when, but I hope it wont take so long!! I am very interested in visiting Russia!
Christmas decorations in February??? *fuse melts*
Remember crazy Christmas lights from late October? They are still up all over my boulevard!
So much pretty! I think I just moved Moscow higher on my list! Only if those ponies are guaranteed for my visit though 😛
I will deliver the ponies, I promise 🙂
Thank you so much for this gorgeous, beautifl post. Really wonderful. xxx
It is totally my pleasure – trust me, there is SO much more to come!
God help us all 😉
WOW ❤ Moscow is stunning, and your pictures are awesome!
I wanna visit you soooo bad!! Just don't know when 😦
Come soon – while your Euros go a VERY long way here!
hahahaha really? That’s good to know! But seriously, I have been checking ticket prices and its ok actually, I just need to figure out when, but I hope it wont take so long!! I am very interested in visiting Russia!
Do it do it do it! I would love to show you around!
ahahaha and I would love to have you as my guide 😀
Did anyone else’s heart flutter when they saw those handbags?
Oh I knooooow. Window-shopping is constant temptation.