Hi! I'm Asya, an independent journalist (not affiliated to authorities) and a passionate connoisseur of Moscow, the city where I've lived since the age of 10. I've worked as a tour guide for around a year: first, I showed my foreign friends around the city for free, but soon it turned into a part-time job.
I arrange tours around Moscow where I show hidden gems and less touristic sights. If you have already been to Moscow or live here, if you have seen the Red Square and VDNKH - you're welcome to join my tours! Together we can discover Moscow from different historic&cultural prospectives, e.g. we'll see the Moscow of merchants, of poets - or of vagabonds, orphans and thieves, or we can see the Jewish or feminist Moscow. I adore discovering the city from the point of view of muscovites - e.g. via diaries, letters, recollections etc. - and then collecting from those pieces a bigger, more general historic, social or cultural context. Welcome - let's plunge together into the different layers of muscovite history.
It was great walk with interesting info about Moscow.. Anastasia is really kind girl I enjoyed every moment
Anastasia is a polyglot and passionate guide ! The visit was very interesting, and it was a great introduction to Russian literature and moscovite architecture. Anastasia is very knowledgeable and she counted numerous anecdotes about Pushkin, Chekov, Essenine, Lermontov, Stanislavsky, and many other colourful characters of the Russian intellectual scene of the 18th and 19th century ! The way was also great with many interesting and beautiful buildings and monuments. I can only warmly recommend Anastasia's tour to anyone interested in getting cultural and historical information about Russia, in a fun and friendly way ! Спасибо
If you are interested in Russian literature, this is a perfect tour!
At the begining there were a miss comunication but Anastasia reacted very fast and reachEd us. Then from that moment we just learned lot of amazing facts and with her great pasion, she explained many stories for the three hours and we enjoyed a lot. Highly recomended to whoever read even just one Russian literature.