The city is abuzz with world-class festivals and artistic celebrations. This summer brings a vibrant calendar of seasonal experiences designed to delight visitors of all ages:

Moscow Estates Festival invites guests to step back in time with immersive programs hosted at more than 40 historic estates across the city.

Theatre Boulevard will unfold across 14 open-air venues with a record-breaking 92-day run, featuring over 600 performances and 3,000 artists from Russia and abroad. Each stage will also host creative workshops, patriotic programs, and family-friendly interactive zones.

Gardens and Flowers Festival will turn Moscow’s urban spaces into blooming landscapes filled with rare plants and vibrant floral art. This festival celebrates the harmony of beauty and ecology, offering stunning backdrops for summer strolls and photos.

Street. Dance and Street. Art projects bring open-air dancing, musical evenings, and plein-air art sessions to life in central Moscow, with free master classes and exhibitions on Strastnoy Boulevard. Moscow’s iconic parks will also come alive with sound this season. From jazz improvisations and rock ballads to electronic music and solo acoustic sets, visitors will enjoy concerts and shows under the open sky. New picnic zones and family programs across the parks offer fun, relaxation, and entertainment for all ages.

International visitors can also explore 14 Made in Moscow art pavilions, offering locally crafted souvenirs and unique gifts. The Green Market showcases more than 700 top brands from the Made in Moscow initiative. From cosmetics and home décor to sweets and pet goods, guests can shop in colorful art pavilions shaped like rockets, candy boxes, and balloons — open all summer and complemented by food courts, lectures, and creative workshops.

Luxury and comfort await at Moscow’s premium hotels, many of which offer spa and wellness services, private suites, and dedicated amenities for guests from the Gulf. Personalized experiences, including private guided tours of the Kremlin, Red Square, and the city’s museums, create a tailored journey through Moscow’s rich history and heritage.

Families traveling with children will find a welcoming environment filled with attractions such as aquaparks, science centers, zoos, and sprawling parks like Gorky Park and VDNH. Culturally sensitive hospitality, including halal-certified dining, prayer rooms, and Arabic-speaking staff, ensures all guests feel at ease.

Moscow also invites guests to explore its sophisticated shopping scene, from iconic department stores like GUM and TSUM to exclusive Russian designer boutiques and artisan markets. Whether one seeks high fashion or local craftsmanship, the city offers a shopping experience to match the world’s style capitals.

As Moscow’s summer season comes alive with art, music, and celebration, the Moscow City Tourism Committee invites travelers from the Middle East to discover a city where timeless culture meets modern luxury — a place where unforgettable summer memories are made.