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City Space Bar & Lounge

Location

Moscow

Russia

55° 44' 0.5712" N, 37° 38' 41.2692" E

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RU

General info:

City Space Bar & Lounge gives you a 360 degree view Moscow, a city with a population of over thirteen millions and an area of 1100 square kilometers. Located on the top floor of the Swissotel hotel, this place offers the breathtaking cityscape. Apart from the views, the atmosphere in the bar is nice and the City Space Bar & Lounge has been voted as one of the ten best bars in the world.

Getting there:

City Space Bar & Lounge is a part of Swissotel, which is located between two metro stations “Paveletskaya” and “Taganskaya”.

Costs:

Considering this is one of the most prestigious bars in this part of the world, the prices are adequate.

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