Evening is the best time to relax. However, it is worth spending it at home in front of the TV only in cases where there are no other options. Fortunately, in large cities, and especially in Moscow, it is easy to find such options.
Instructions
Step 1
For moviegoers, Moscow provides an opportunity to watch a movie in the fresh air. Every summer in Gorky Park there is an evening summer cinema. It would be more accurate to say a cinema, in the open air there is a screen and a wooden amphitheater, which allows you not only to sit comfortably, but also to recline. Spectators receive blankets and pillows, and if the weather is bad, then raincoats. This cinema can accommodate up to four hundred spectators. Film shows begin after sunset, with two films a day. The repertoire consists mainly of festival films, arthouse and things that are not shown in mass cinemas. Sometimes you can see an amateur video here.
Step 2
Once a week, the Moscow Zoo is open after the official opening. Every Wednesday you can sign up for a long tour with an experienced guide. The tour starts at eight in the evening. During the excursion, visitors are taken to both the old and the new territory of the zoo, including the terrarium. True, during one excursion it is unlikely that it will be possible to see everything, because instead of one and a half hours, such a trip will last all three, but you can sign up for two excursions with an interval of a week. An evening hike to the animals is good because of the absence of crowds of people in the alleys of the zoo, and many more animals "come to life" at night, for example, cats, so you can enjoy them in the evening.
Step 3
On Fridays and weekends, small motor ships depart from Luzhkovy Bridge in the late evening. An excursion along the Moskva River at night is truly wonderful. The panorama of the city illuminated with colorful bright lights will enchant anyone.
Step 4
In the park-estate of Tsaritsyno you can learn how the eighteenth century nobles spent their evenings. A program for small groups is held by appointment. It is called "Fantasies of Evening Tsaritsyno". The excursion includes a ceremonial meeting of guests, a solemn walk through the palaces and the park, and visitors are accompanied by guides in authentic costumes. The walk ends with an eighteenth-century dinner accompanied by a string quartet. The program also includes a viewing of the play, which was performed by serf actors two centuries ago.
Step 5
If you don't want to go out late into the evening, many museums in Moscow are open until late once or twice a week. So you can enjoy the art without crowding. The Tretyakov Gallery, for example, is open on Fridays and Thursdays until nine in the evening, while the Pushkin Museum is open in the same mode only on Thursdays.
