Every country has that one street it’s famous for, haunted by tourists and locals alike - you know what I’m talking about! And in Russia, it is no different. Arbat Street is a pedestrian street in the historical centre of Moscow. In existence since the 15th century, it is one of the oldest surviving streets in this historic Russian capital.

Now, it is the heartbeat of this city. With its many historic buildings and the hosts of artists, petty nobility, academics and during the time of the Soviet, high-ranking government officials, that have worked and lived along this street, Arbat has become an unmissable tourist attraction. Especially beautiful at dusk with unique street lanterns, scores of stalls selling items catered to the tourists excitements, youth playing songs by Russian songwriters, restaurants, cafes and bars, take in the heartbeat, energy, culture and history of Arbat Street - a truly amazing Moscow experience.