* A bus tour of cinematic Moscow with a visit to the Mosfilm film studio. Who among us has not dreamed of getting on the other side of the screen, into the magical world of Cinema? This dream can come true today! We invite you to take a tour of the territory of Europe's largest film studio "Mosfilm" - not for nothing called "Russian Hollywood". And our incredible adventure in the Cinema world will begin by getting to know Moscow cinematographic. An interesting, specially designed route through the most beautiful corners of our capital will reveal to you the beauty of Moscow from a new perspective. You will hear a fascinating story about the history of world and Russian cinema, learn a lot of little-known and sometimes incredible facts from the lives of great beloved actors and directors, see the most original, famous and completely new monuments related to cinema, and even visit the filming locations of iconic Russian films. The "scenery" of our trip will be the most beautiful streets and boulevards of Moscow: Tsvetnoy, Strastnoy and Rozhdestvensky Boulevards; Hermitage Garden, Pushkin Square and Gnezdnikovsky Lane, Vorobyovy Gory and Moscow embankments… Vladimir Vysotsky, Bulgakov, Nagibin, Trifonov, Lyubov Orlova and Valentina Serova, Sergei Eisenstein, Gerasimov, Vengerov, Gardin... Great names, sacred connections, insidious intrigues, amazing talents and tragic fates. Little-known facts and details from the lives of great Muscovites related to cinema. Today you will find out: - How was the roof of the capital's first high-rise building used? - In which cinema were the very first foreign films shown - On which bench did the heroine of the cult film "Moscow does not believe in tears" cry - What does the monument to the film, commissioned by the Ministry of Defense, look like? - why is "old" Moscow being filmed abroad and much, much more?… You will admire the monuments to Vladimir Vysotsky, Mikhail Sholokhov, Yuri Nikulin, the film "Officers", and visit the most extraordinary cinematic corner of our capital – on Moskovskaya Avenue.