New Year & Christmas
One of the most popular holidays in Russia is celebrating New Year’s Eve. Every year, from the second half of December to the first half of January Moscow streets, squares and buildings of the city becoming really magic like in fairy tale decorated with garlands, Christmas trees and beautiful light installations on New Year’s theme. During the past years, it became popular light tunnels, arches, and canopies, star skies with hundreds of LED lights making festive mood all days and nights for citizens and visitors of the capital of Russia during winter holidays. The Russian Orthodox Church still uses the old Julian calendar, which is why this religious celebration of Orthodox Christmas falls on 7 January in Russia, 13 days after its Western counterpart. So that is why, new year holidays in Russia last quite long, for about 8-10 calendar days, from the December 31st (January 1st) until the January 8th (10th).
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Fairytale Light Horses with a Carriage in Winter Twilight
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Rotating Carousel at Christmas Market on Red Square at Night
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The Swirling Colors
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Funny LED Snowman in a Blue Hat on the Red Square
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Prokofiev Monument on Kamergersky Under Star Sky at Night
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Outdoor New Year Decor of Pushkin Cafe at Night
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Star Sky Over Kamergersky Lane in Twilight
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New Year Light Arch at Kamergersky Passage in Twilight
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Wineglass-shaped Street Lamps on Tverskaya with Traffic Lights
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The LED Christmas Ball at Novokuznetskaya at Night
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Nikolskaya Street and Roofs of Historical Moscow in Twilight
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Funny Snowman with Flag of Russia
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Journey to Christmas Festival on Manezhnaya Square
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Holiday Lights of Moskvoretskaya Embankment in Winter Dusk
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Holiday Lights at Savior Tower and St. Basil’s Cathedral in Dusk
About Me in Short

My name's Arthur Lookyanov, I'm a private tour guide, personal driver and photographer in Moscow, Russia. I work in my business and run my website Moscow-Driver.com from 2002. Read more about me and my services, check out testimonials of my former business and travel clients from all over the World, hit me up on Twitter or other social websites. I hope that you will like my photos as well.
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