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Krysha Mira (Nightclub)

Location

Moscow

Russia

55° 45' 1.2924" N, 37° 33' 28.2672" E

See map: Google Maps

RU

General info:

With its plethora of six-foot-one models, growing music scene and excess leisure time, Moscow has become a hub for high-end nightclubs. Krysha Mira means “the roof of the world” and is full of millionaires, their girlfriends, boyfriends and other people who just like to have lavish fun and simply observe. Located on the roof with a view to the White House, Moscow City, and Kremlin it helps you forget and remember at the same time.

If you can get past the face control, or bouncers, you'll have a wonderful time on the top-floor deck enveloped by supernatural blondinki, electronic music and the occasional fire-breathing dancer.

Getting there:

Krysha Mira is located on the bank of the Moskva River. The nearest metro stations are “Kutuzovskaya” and “Kievskaya”.

Costs:

Prices vary depending on the drinks you buy, but are all generally very expensive.

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