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Lilly P says
Walk through the city center, red square and arts neighbourhood. Day or night there is always something to see.
Charles L says
Yeah, he's right. Without a visa, you won't be allowed to leave the airport. Although the boarding areas have greatly improved over the last few years. There are several places to find something to eat, find a drink, buy souvenirs, reading material, and boutiques for shopping. You can buy vodka( Yuri Dolgoruky brand, recommended) duty-free and cheap there, and sometimes caviar. You'll probably have 5 hours to blow, and that's not too bad, as long as you take something to read or find something there. Good Luck!!
BizTravelMan says
Unless you have a Russian visa, the only thing you will see is the transit lounge – and a Russian visa is quite a major operation, needing invitations forms and a reasonable sum of money. So, a good book will be in order. Moscow SVO airport is a very, very dreary place.
J.C. says
go to Leningrad (St. Petersburg) now.
if you never been in Russia before you will like it.
and dont drink too much
xportuguesax says
Bar, shopping, walking around everywhere, taking pictures, find a place to take a look at