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Here you can practice yoga with your child; listen to an interesting lecture or take part in creative master classes on creating interior items, accessories and toys; start painting from scratch or strengthen your skills; listen to a concert or watch a play with the whole family. Developmental classes for children are also held.

2. Trilingual Metland Kids Club
From 1.5 to 7 years

The club operates on the basis of the Metland English Language School. Here you can practice capoeira, combine work in an art studio with Spanish lessons, English lessons with music and Portuguese lessons with capoeira. The club also opened a group “English for Moms”. Club address

3. Mom's Sadik Seasons
From 0 to 6 years

An absolutely wonderful space for mothers with babies belongs to Seasons Project. Since 2014, the project has been located in a separate wooden house right on the playground of the Hermitage Garden. The Sadik hosts classes for mothers and babies, photo shoots, performances, concerts, and on weekends – children’s birthday parties and family parties in the spirit of Seasons magazine festivals. There is also a café and a hairdresser for children at Mama’s Sadik. Sadiq's address

4. CitYkids Family Center in the Bauman Garden
From 0 to 6 years

Creative workshops are open at CitYkids; you can come here for yoga or a children's play, a music lesson or a psychology seminar. During classes, the baby can be left under the supervision of a teacher in the company of peers. The center's schedule includes: yoga for newborns, music with mom, fairy tales, dancing, art therapy. And right next to the club there is an amazing playground “Inhabited Fence”. Address CityKids

5. Children's club "Shardam"
From 2.5 to 12 years

In the classes of Tatiana Krasnova's Creative Workshop, children from 2.5 years old are introduced to the basics of painting, graphics and design using handy tools, which will allow them to expand their own creative experience and understanding of fine art. Shardam address

6. Project “Concertini” (CONCERTiny)
From 1 month

The new project “Concertini” gives children their first acquaintance with the world of classical music. Mothers come here with babies. Professional musicians from famous Moscow orchestras and laureates of international competitions perform for the audience. The program is designed for the musical tastes of sophisticated adults and at the same time adapted for children's perception (from 0 years). During concerts, babies can lie on pillows, crawl, play and communicate with peers.

7. Project “Together with Mom”
From 1 month

This project is a “veteran” of the Moscow children’s movement; classical music concerts for mothers and babies have been organized here since 2009. Adults listen to music, and children dance and play tambourines and maracas with the musicians. Sitting quietly in your seats is not at all necessary. The project also conducts English classes, yoga, image master classes, joint summer holidays at the seaside or in the Moscow region, family discos, and a mother’s council. There are also courses for children together with their dads and a children's theater for the little ones.

8. Musical and educational project “SemiNotka”
From 2 to 12 years

The family project of the Turchin musicians is also well known to Moscow families. Nastya and Alexander come up with cycles of musical meetings and conduct them at different venues. These are not boring lectures, but a real creative interactive experience. Among the programs of “SevenNotes” are “His Majesty the Organ”, “Princess Violin and Her Family”, “Royal - both Forte and Piano” and others. A special series of classes “What does nature sing about?” for children from 2 to 6 years old, it is built around the four elements - water, fire, earth and wind. For children from 1 year old there is a cycle “Musical Years”.

9. Early development studio “Mozart effect”
From 1 year to 12 years

Another musical project for kids, where you can listen to classics. The project is already 12 years old. During classes in the studio, live classical music is performed by professional musicians and soloists of the best orchestras in Moscow. Children draw and sing, and also try their hand at playing children's instruments. Kids get acquainted with masterpieces of classical music by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Bach, Vivaldi, Prokofiev and many others, and try to play along with the musicians on their own. Children from 4 years old need to pass an audition to enter the studio. Studio address

10. Babyconcert project
From 0 years

Children from birth to school age enjoy the melodies of Mozart, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Gershwin and other outstanding composers performed by the best musicians of Russia. Concerts take place in the “Sea Inside” cafe in Sokolniki, on the basis of the CityKids project and in other pleasant places in Moscow. The kids are not forced to sit still - at meetings, children dance and sing, walk freely around the hall and look closely at the instruments.

11. Jewish Cultural Center on Nikitskaya (JCC)

From 2 years

The ECC has many interesting studios for children and adults. Children from 2.5 years old can attend classes in the “Read-Play” literary club. Children's theater in English shows in the Center a series of interactive performances in English for children from 2 years old. There is also a wonderful development center “Tapuz”. You can bring your child for the whole day, here they will feed him, take him for a walk, and the baby will have many interesting activities: in-depth study of Russian, English and Hebrew, acquaintance with fairy tales and literature; choreography and music, solfeggio and rhythmics, yoga and fitness, ballet and choreography. ECC address

12. Baby Contact Club
From 3 months to 3 years

The club conducts dance classes for mothers, fathers, grandparents and children. The main goal of the classes is to establish contact between mother and baby. Through special techniques, close contact, elements of dance, dance movement therapy, round dances and games, mothers learn to better hear and understand their child. During classes, the baby is in your arms, in a sling, or just next to your mother. Club address

13. Children's space "Dvigalki"
From 0 to 5 years

A hall in the center of Moscow, specially equipped for movement, creativity and harmonious development of children. Children under 3 years old study together with their mothers. Classes are based on the principles of orf pedagogy and dance-movement psychotherapy. The youngest participants, aged 0 to 12 months, study in the BabyContact dance and movement psychological group, which is described above. Hall address

14. BrightFamily Positive Lifestyle Center
From 0 to 5 years

The main direction of the center’s work is the parenting practices of Birthlight (Birthlight™, UK, Cambridge), developed by the founder of Birthlight, Francoise Friedman, in the 80s of the last century. The course is based on a combination of Eastern wisdom and advanced Western scientific developments. BrightFamily presents the following areas of yoga: yoga for pregnant women, aqua yoga, baby yoga from birth to 4 years, children's swimming programs (from 1.5 months). Center address

15. Workshop “Little children and great art”
From 2 years

The workshop is run by Moscow sculptor and mother Lisa Lavinskaya. In a playful and exciting way, children get acquainted with the history of art, visit museum exhibitions, draw, sculpt, and do ceramics. Typically, classes begin with a short lecture on the history of art; for the little ones it can be a ten-minute fairy tale or a short cartoon. Children get acquainted with the works of artists from different times, and then create their own. The Workshop also offers a course for adults. Workshop address

16. Children's center "Golden Cockerel"
From 1.5 to 17 years

The Golden Cockerel children's center has been operating in Moscow since 1987. At the center, children from 1.5 to 17 years old can study in a comprehensive program that combines the basics of music, choreography, visual and theatrical arts. Classes are taught by professional musicians, directors, artists and choreographers. The Golden Cockerel Center cooperates with Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov, Russian Institute of Cultural Studies and State Slavic Academy. Center address

17. Early development center in English Gymboree Play&Music
From 0 to 6 years

Children are taught here using the Gymboree early development method, which was invented more than 35 years ago. It is assumed that every child has the inclinations given to him by nature. If you start to develop them correctly and on time, abilities will appear. Today the company implements its training programs in 33 countries and in more than 700 centers operating under a franchise system. All classes at the center are held in English: “Play and Learn” from 0 to 3 years; Music (6 months - 6 years), Visual arts (18 months - 6 years); Sports (3-6 years); Family activities (0-6 years); School skills (3-6 years). Center address

18. Early language development club Baby Bilingual Club
From 1 year

Classes are taught only by native speakers and early development specialists. The main principle of the club’s work is active communication using the TPR (Total Physical Response) method, which implies that during classes students use all organs of perception and constantly change types of activities. Children learn English through games, music, creativity and reading or listening to books in English. The youngest (1.5-2 years old) come to lessons with their mothers. Club address

19. Family eco-club “Drevo”
From 9 months to 7 years

The club operates an Early Development School, where children get acquainted with the world around them, play with designer handmade toys and communicate with peers. Among the interesting programs it is worth mentioning the School of Etiquette and the School of Rescuers. The sports block is represented by the Krepysh fitness studio, rhythmoplasty and dance studio, yoga classes and self-defense lessons. In addition, the club has a children's playroom and a library with an extensive collection of children's literature.

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What could be more enjoyable than getting together with the whole family, young and old, and devoting a day of fun together? If you are planning to spend a weekend with your children in Moscow, then hundreds of possibilities open up before you. Parks and sports areas, attractions and museums, cinemas and quests - everywhere are ready to welcome a family company ready for exploits, miracles and adventures. First, decide who is counting on what. Adults will probably not mind eating delicious food, discovering new urban spaces, and communicating with family and friends. And, of course, the greatest joy for them is to see the happy faces of the kids! Representatives of the younger generation crave activity, new knowledge and impressions. This is exactly what weekend fun for kids is all about!

If you and your household are fond of sports, then spend the weekend with your children under the proven motto “Dad, Mom and I are a sports family!” You will be pleased with the bike paths, roller rinks and areas for team sports that can be found in Moscow parks. A football match is the best warm-up! An active lifestyle should be combined with educational excursions. But a weekend with children in Moscow is also a reason to indulge in carefree hedonism. Forget about worries and problems, because this bright and joyful day will be remembered for a lifetime! A family trip to the cinema, to a cafe or to the zoo will also certainly be appreciated by both young and old. To ensure that the incredible family has enough entertainment and events for every day and for any weekend, feel free to refer to the recommendations of the KudaGo portal.

Moscow is a wonderful city, many of whose attractions will be of interest not only to adults, but also to children. Moscow is a dynamic city, it is constantly developing and changing, almost every year new interesting places open here, new attractions appear. To make the most of your time with your child in Moscow, you should prepare for the trip in advance. This article will introduce you to the most interesting places where you can go with children.

Architectural landmarks

Kremlin and Red Square

This is the best place for children to start getting acquainted with Moscow. Before taking your child to Red Square, it is advisable to prepare him for this in advance. You can talk about the Kremlin towers (Spasskaya - with chimes and a ruby ​​star, Nikolskaya, etc.), as well as other attractions that are located on the territory of the Kremlin and Red Square. These are the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, St. Basil's Cathedral, the Tsar Cannon and the Tsar Bell, the Mausoleum, the Alexander Garden, etc.

It will be interesting for a child to attend the changing of the Guard of Honor at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It takes place at the beginning of every hour from 8:00 to 20:00.

Before entering the Kremlin territory there is a place where it is customary to make wishes. This is the “zero” kilometer of Moscow, which is located at the Resurrection Gate. To make a wish, you need to stand in the center of the sign, facing the Iveron Church, and throw a coin over your left shoulder.

Cathedral of Christ the Savior and Patriarchal Bridge

The largest temple in Moscow is located next to the Kropotkinskaya metro station, opposite the Museum of Fine Arts. Pushkin. It was rebuilt on the site of one that was blown up in the 30s. XX century temple of the same name. During the Soviet period, the Moskva swimming pool was located on this site. The temple will amaze children with its power and majestic appearance. It hosts festive Christmas and Easter services, broadcast throughout the country. And on Christmas, colorful children's performances are held in one of its halls.

Next to the Cathedral of Christ the Savior there is another architectural landmark - the Patriarchal Bridge. This is a pedestrian bridge over the Moscow River. It offers magnificent views of the city center and makes for beautiful photographs.

"Moscow City"

Recently, this has been one of the most striking architectural highlights of the city of Moscow. Modern futuristic design and unusual appearance attract curious tourists here. The most impressive is the tower with twisted edges of the facades called “Evolution”. The tallest skyscraper in Moscow City is the Federation Tower, 374 m high. The best view of the complex opens from the Bagration pedestrian bridge. Skyscrapers look very impressive in the evening when the lights turn on. There are observation decks on several towers; you can get to them on a guided tour. Tickets to the Moscow City observation decks are expensive. For those who want to admire Moscow from above, it is better to choose other places. For example, the observation deck on the Ostankino Tower.

Ostankino Tower

The observation deck of the tower is located at an altitude of 337 m. From here the immediate surroundings are clearly visible: the Cosmos Hotel, VDNH, and the Moscow State University building is also visible. Daredevils can climb up the stairs to an open area. This produces good photos without glare from glass. To visit the tower with children, it is better to choose clear, cloudless weather. Then nothing will stop you from enjoying the magnificent views from the tower. Just below the observation deck there is a coffee shop and restaurant “7th Heaven” with a rotating platform. There you can relax with a cup of tea, enjoying the magnificent panoramic views of Moscow.
Important: to get inside, you need documents (and for children too).

Famous places in Moscow

Arbat

A walk along Old Arbat, the most famous pedestrian street in Moscow, is an essential part of the cultural program of guests coming to Moscow. Arbat Street stretches from the Prague restaurant (near the Smolenskaya metro station) to Arbat Square. It’s nice to just stroll along Old Arbat as a child, stopping at cozy coffee shops along the way. The most famous sights of Arbat: the theater named after. E. Vakhtangov and the fountain “Princess Turandot”, Memorial Apartment of A. S. Pushkin, as well as the sculpture of B. Okudzhava, who wrote immortal lines about Arbat.

GUM

Visiting Moscow and not visiting GUM is an unforgivable mistake. After all, GUM is not just a large shopping center with a cluster of stores of famous brands, but also a striking landmark of the capital, an outstanding architectural monument. The GUM building was built at the end of the 19th century. and represented a unique structure not only for Russia, but also for Europe - covered shopping arcades (passages), connected by bridges.

GUM often serves as a venue for exhibitions and festivals; famous artists and designers work on festive decorations. In GUM there is a cinema with a children's hall, and on the 3rd floor there is an excellent cafe in the nostalgic style - “Dining No. 57”, where you can have an inexpensive and tasty lunch with your child. Be sure to try the ice cream at GUM. This is the most delicious ice cream in Moscow, which is prepared according to a special recipe.

Central Children's World

Many people remember “Children’s World” on Lubyanka from Soviet times. Not long ago it underwent a global reconstruction, opening in an updated version in 2015. The Central Children's House has many interesting things for children and parents. There are places for entertainment (“Dinopark” and the city of professions “Kidburg”), a cinema, and a touching Museum of Childhood, where you can learn about the history of “Children’s World” and see the toys that Soviet children played with.

On the top floor there is an open observation deck from which you can admire the central part of Moscow. At the Central House of Art, it is worth looking at the unique stained glass windows that are located on the dome of the central atrium. They were created based on fairy-tale illustrations by the artist I. Bilibin. The giant mechanical clock installed in the atrium is one of the 5 largest clocks in the world. And yes, the ice cream at TsDM is also very tasty.

VDNH

For a long time, this exhibition complex, well-known since Soviet times, was in a deplorable state. He alternately changed names - from VDNKh to VVTs, then again to VDNKh. After the last reconstruction carried out here, during which historical pavilions, the “Friendship of Peoples” and “Stone Flower” fountains were restored and new facilities were built, VDNKh can be safely recommended for visits with children of any age.

Here is a list of the most interesting objects that you can see at VDNKh with children:
"Moskvarium" (a huge aquarium, a platform for observing underwater animals, a modern dolphinarium, swimming pools with dolphins),
model of the Buran spacecraft,
the largest skating rink in Moscow (open in winter).

In addition, on the territory of VDNKh there is a rope park and playgrounds. If you have enough energy, you can take a walk with older children to the famous sculpture of Vera Mukhina “Worker and Collective Farm Woman”. This monument has long become one of the main symbols of Moscow. It is familiar to everyone as the screensaver of the Mosfilm film studio.

Museums of Moscow

Tretyakov Gallery

One of the best art museums with works of Russian artists. The Tretyakov Gallery has two sites: the gallery in Lavrushinsky Lane and the New Tretyakov Gallery. The historic gallery building houses works by old masters, ranging from ancient icon painters to the art of the early 20th century. Here is a golden collection of Russian art. The main masterpieces of the Tretyakov Gallery that are worth showing to children: “Trinity” by Andrei Rublev, large-scale painting by A. Ivanov “The Appearance of Christ to the People”, fabulous paintings by V. Vasnetsov “Bogatyrs” and “Alyonushka”, beautiful “The Swan Princess” by Vrubel, soft pink “Girl with Peaches” by Serov, paintings by Aivazovsky, Levitan, Repin and others.

If you get hungry while wandering around the halls of the museum with your children, there is a good self-service cafe downstairs where you can have an inexpensive lunch.

In the New Tretyakov Gallery, on Krymsky Val, works dedicated to the art of the 20th century are exhibited. Temporary exhibitions are also often held there. In front of the New Tretyakov Gallery there is an open-air sculpture museum - “Museon”.

Museum of Fine Arts. Pushkin

Another famous museum in Moscow, containing a large collection of works by European artists, as well as a collection of art from the East and Ancient Egypt. It will be of interest to children of middle and high school age. The museum often hosts exhibitions brought from the best museums in the world, which each time attract a huge number of visitors. The museum complex consists of several buildings:

This is the main building;
the building of the Gallery of Arts of Europe and America of the 19th-20th centuries, where you can see famous paintings by French impressionists: Degas, Monet, Renoir, works by Van Gogh, Picasso, Gauguin;
department of personal collections;
memorial apartment of S. Richter.

Darwin Museum

A wonderful museum for children from 5 to 18 years old who are interested in natural history. Collections introduce the theory of evolution, natural selection, and the diversity of life forms on our planet. The museum was opened in 1907 by zoologist F. Cotes and is one of the largest natural science museums in Europe. The museum hosts interactive programs and entertaining workshops for children.

Museum of Cosmonautics in Moscow

This museum will be appreciated by young astronautics enthusiasts. It is located next to VDNKh, so it is convenient to combine a visit to it with a walk around VDNKh. The museum is located under the “Rocket” (the “Space Conquerors” monument), which is the main landmark. There are excursions for children and films about space are shown here. This museum is one of the most attractive places in Moscow to visit with a child. The most interesting exhibits: real meteorites that you can touch, the legendary cosmonaut dogs Belka and Strelka and the container in which they flew into space, personal belongings of Yu. Gagarin, a full-size model of the Mir space station, original cosmonaut costumes. In the museum's cafe, as well as in the vending machines installed on the 1st floor, real space food in tubes is sold.

Parks and estates of Moscow

Zaryadye Park

This landmark of Moscow appeared recently and has already managed to attract close attention. Zaryadye Park was opened in 2017 in the center of Moscow, on the site where the Rossiya Hotel used to stand. It represents a new format of city parks. The most impressive object on its territory is the “Floating” bridge. The unique design of this bridge hangs like a huge canopy over the Moscow River, as if floating in the air. From the bridge, the child will have breathtaking views of the Kremlin and the Moscow River. The park contains a rich botanical collection that represents different climatic zones of Russia.

Advice: since the park is a new object and not all Moscow residents have had time to visit it, it attracts increased interest. If you do not want to find yourself with your children in a dense stream of other park visitors, it is advisable not to plan a visit there on holidays.

Kolomenskoye

One of the oldest and most beautiful parks in Moscow. The main attraction of Kolomenskoye is the Church of the Ascension of the 16th century. The first stone tented temple in Rus' is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Interesting are the ancient Church of Our Lady of Kazan, the House of Peter I. Near the station. The Kashirskaya metro station opened the Palace of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich. It looks like a fairy-tale Russian tower; the exhibition inside introduces the life of Russian tsars of the pre-Petrine era, and there are fascinating excursions for children.

There is a beautiful apple orchard on the territory of the park; in the summer, festivals and open-air concerts are held. A pleasure train runs from the Front Gate of Kolomenskoye to the Alexei Mikhailovich Palace.

Tsaritsyno

A beautiful park in the south of Moscow. A large-scale reconstruction was also carried out here in 2006-2007, during which the palace, which had been in ruins for several centuries, was completed. The outstanding architect V. Bazhenov worked on the Tsaritsyno palace ensemble, and later the no less eminent M. Kazakov.

The appearance of the palace and park ensemble is unusual; it is designed in the “Russian Gothic” style. Now the Grand Palace and the Bread House are united by a common entrance. There is a museum inside, which houses both temporary and permanent exhibitions. In the summer, a large light and music fountain operates on the Tsaritsyn Ponds. Tsaritsyno is a pleasant place for walking with children at any time of the year.

Kuzminki

This park is located far from the center of Moscow. It is interesting for families with children, first of all, because it is located there. It is open throughout the year. The estate consists of 3 towers: Father Frost, Snow Maiden and the Creativity tower. You can only get inside as part of excursion groups.

Moscow Zoo

One of the oldest zoos in Europe was opened in 1864. Every major zoo has a symbol animal. The symbol of the Moscow Zoo has long been the Pallas's cat. The Moscow Zoo occupies a large space and is divided into 2 parts: old and new territories. To explore all corners, you need to spend most of the day. Almost every day the zoo holds demonstration feedings of animals. The feeding schedule is posted on the zoo's website. For children under 18 years of age, admission is free.

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Moscow Planetarium

The planetarium was first opened in 1929. Since the mid-90s of the last century, it has been closed for renovation. But, having opened in 2011, it quickly became a favorite Moscow attraction. The Planetarium is one of those places in Moscow that you must visit with children. It hosts colorful full-dome programs for adults and children aged 6, 7, 8 years and older, an interactive museum, an observatory and a 4D cinema. There are also programs for the youngest visitors - children 5 years old.

The planetarium is located next to the zoo, so it is convenient to combine visits to these two objects. In addition, there is a single ticket for visiting the zoo and planetarium on the same day. The day off at the planetarium is Tuesday, at the zoo it is Monday.

What to see in Moscow with a child in one day

If you only have one day to explore Moscow, you shouldn’t try to see all the main attractions of the capital in that day. You won’t be able to do this anyway, and in return you will only get fatigue and not the most pleasant emotions. It’s better to focus on one route, and don’t forget to take lunch.

If this is your first time in Moscow, go to Red Square. This is one of the main places and the main attraction, where you should definitely go with your child in Moscow. Show your child what the Kremlin towers, St. Basil's Cathedral and the famous Kremlin wall with dovetails look like.

From there you will get to GUM; the nearest entrance to it is on Red Square. If you have the strength, visit the Central House of Music; you can walk to it, take the metro, or walk along Tverskaya and Old Arbat streets.

If you know the center of Moscow well, then plan for this day something that you have not seen yet, but would like to see. It is important that these attractions are close to each other. Traveling in a crowded metro with children in Moscow or standing in traffic jams takes a lot of effort and time. Take this into account.

We wish you pleasant walks around the sights of Moscow with your children!

Leisure

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I have been living in Moscow for more than twenty years and I try to spend every weekend as fun and as interesting as possible with my youngest children Anastasia and Michele. Especially for Localway, I share my favorite places for family leisure.

For me, coming to AVIV is a great pleasure. I really like the atmosphere of calm and friendliness that reigns here, and the beautiful green area. When I go to the Zhukovka ERCC, I quite often take Nastya and Michele with me. While I’m working, they have a great time at the Malka children’s center, which is located right there. “Malki” programs include English lessons, construction, creative workshops, and the “Fun Science” project. On the eve of Jewish holidays, the center hosts family events: art and culinary classes, master classes, performances. I consider the comprehensive development of children and mandatory exposure to different cultures to be very important.

Moscow region, Odintsovo district, rural settlement Barvikhinskoye, Rublevo-Uspenskoye highway, 207, Moscow

Recently, friends invited our family to the planetarium, where we visited for the first time. Unfortunately, in big cities it is impossible to see the starry sky. And here it is in full view, you can look at the planets and stars, as well as admire asteroids, comets, and go on an excursion to the interactive museum “Lunarium”. What we liked most was the Small Star Hall with a dome screen, where, thanks to dynamic chairs, stereo projection and other special effects, you can feel like an astronaut. The children said that it was even more interesting than the rides in the park.

The theater culture in Moscow is extremely strong; my wife Olga introduced me to it. When our daughter Nastya grew up a little, we started visiting theaters, and the most favorite among them was the theater named after. N. Sats. Nastya is a very musical, creative child, she studies at the Fidget studio. I think her desire to express herself on stage was largely shaped by the colorful performances in this theater.

I remember very well how my parents took me to the zoo. Every time the animals made an indelible impression on me. In addition, I personally associate the zoo with the holiday: it was very fun to watch the habits of the animals, fool around with my parents, and after that we always went to a cafe and ate ice cream. I want my children to have the same vivid memories. The good thing about the Moscow Zoo is that it is located in the city center and is interesting for both children and adults: it provides educational and entertainment programs and interactive lectures. You can also feed the animals at the zoo. For example, my kids had a blast feeding the sloth.

Of course, the appearance of Kidzania in Moscow did not pass us by. Previously, I had already heard a lot about this grandiose project, which is a huge success in other countries. Time flies there unnoticed, and parents can be sure that all the energy of even the most restless children will be directed in a creative direction, and leisure time will be useful and developing. Michele decided to follow in my footsteps and already dreams of becoming a chef. Every morning he comes to me with a plastic scrambled egg and says: “Dad, I’ve already prepared breakfast for you.” So he takes the gaming cooking classes at Kidzania very seriously.