Deputy Mayor Sergunina summed up the work of Moscow's tourist information centers over the winter

Over the past winter, about 178 thousand people applied to Moscow tourist information centers (TIC). According to Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of the capital, the TIC was visited by guests from the regions of Russia and other countries, including China, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates and Vietnam.

"Red Square, VDNKh, Moskino Film Park and Gorky Park were on the list of the most popular searches," Sergunina said. "Travelers were also attracted by festivals and fairs, bus and river excursions, unusual workshops and skating rinks."

Events dedicated to Maslenitsa and Chinese New Year were popular among the visitors of the TIC. Guests of the capital could find out where to buy handmade souvenirs, drink delicious tea and eat pancakes, watch drummer shows and other street performances.

The staff of the information centers is ready to share useful tips and help you create your own walking route. Travelers are also offered to use digital services such as Russpass, which has useful information about all events in the city.

There are several branches of the TIC in Moscow. There are such centers, in particular, on Tverskaya Square and the territory of the Island of Dreams amusement park, as well as in the buildings of the Northern and Southern River Stations.