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Unlike in the UK where motorists drive on the left, in Moscow and the rest of Russia, motorists drive on the right side of the road. This shift demands extra caution especially when turning at intersections or entering roundabouts.
Moscow is known for its heavy traffic, particularly during rush hours. Finding parking spots in the city centre can be challenging. Consider booking a hotel with parking facilities or use the multiple parking garages available.
Compact and economy cars are ideal for navigating the busy streets of Moscow. These smaller models are fuel-efficient and suited for the city's traffic and narrow lanes. They also make parking in tighter spots easier.
The speed limit in Moscow varies from 60 to 110 km/h, depending upon the location. Fines for speeding and other traffic offences can be hefty, so it's essential to be well versed with the rules.
In addition to Moscow's famed landmarks like the Red Square and Kremlin, make sure to visit other attractions like the Gorky Park, Bolshoi Theatre, and the Tretyakov Gallery. An ideal driving route would start from your hotel, passing by these attractions, and ending in a cozy restaurant for some authentic Russian cuisine.
Each neighborhood in Moscow has its own unique flavour. From the luxury boutiques in Tverskaya to the bohemian atmosphere in Arbat, there's a world to discover. A rented car allows you to explore these neighborhoods at your own pace.
The official currency is the Russian Ruble (RUB). While some places accept credit cards, it's recommended to carry some cash for small shops, markets, and parking fees.
Moscow has a humid continental climate. Summer (June - August) is warm and is the best time for sightseeing. Winter (December - February) is extremely cold but transforms Moscow into a winter wonderland with events such as the Journey into Christmas Festival.