Extremely obscure, very authentic, unbelievably Bulgakov-ish…
Published: 15 June, 2011, 08:41
Edited: 17 June, 2011, 04:51
At the hour of the hot spring sunset, two citizens appeared at Patriarch's Ponds: me and my friend who helped me take the pictures. Mikhail Bulgakov house The destination is the so-called Mikhail Bulgakov house – the incarnation of the sinister apartment where much of the action of The Master and Margarita took place several decades ago. In order to find the place you need to arrive at...
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Thanks for the photos and the comments. I just hope you could post a map and the house address, so in my next visit to Moscow I can just jump onto the Metro train. As for survival techniques, every major city has its tricks. Having grown up half of my life in Mexico City (20 + million inhabitants and counting...), I can tell that I can survive just about anywhere and under any circumstance. It certainly help me survived in the country I moved into, and during my trips abroad. Moscow is delightfully changing; it was already a First World city with its pluses and minuses, and now is facing the challenges of accelerated grow.
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Thanks, Anna, for you beatiful texts and photos.
Its delicious to read and see then!
Hope I can visit some of the places you describe here and, perhaps, learn a bunch off "Moscow's city surviving techniques" (rsrs), in my first 4 days trip at the Russian nation capital. As a Brazilian, "city surviving techiniques" or, as we call, "jeitinho brasileiro", is a natural ability, but I bet the moskovits have their on style.
Best luck
Beijos