Let's go to the districts of the Russian capital that you won't find in any travel advisor. We will visit criminal, polluted or dirty neighborhoods that are surprisingly located not very far from the Kremlin of Moscow. Let me know in the comments whether you were surprised to see this and if there are neighborhoods like that in your city as well.

Time codes:
0:00 What does Moscow hide from tourists?
1:33 Golyanovo District creepy abandoned warehouses near new buildings
5:46 Izmailovo District the birthplace of Peter the Great
7:42 The huge former central stadium of Stalin in Izmailovo District
9:21 Stalin's bunker now it's a museum
9:53 Inside the stadium a home for immigrants
10:36 Interview with an immigrant. How's work in the capital?
14:16 Kapotnya District polluted air and an oil plant
16:16 Biriouliovo Zapadnoe huge thermal power plant inside the city

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My name is Elina, friends call me Eli. I am from Russia, and on my channel, I share the Russian culture and travel to remote places of the country. I also discover other countries, cultures, and languages when studying or working abroad.

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explanation of the Russian culture and facts about Russia that you won't find on google
interviews with people in the streets on controversial topics
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travel vlogs from the Big country

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