The special collection of the famous museum on Red Square contains unique jewels that belonged to the Russian royal family and nobility, crafted by the finest jewelers of the day.

It’s great to make a trip on a train across snowy Siberia! Especially, if there are such conductors.

The Russian capital was seriously bombed in 1941-1942, but only some marks of the war are left.

In his native Mississippi, the black American Frederick Thomas only found discrimination, but in Tsarist Russia, he became rich and successful as the owner of Moscow’s most popular night clubs. He fathered five Russian children and became a Russian citizen. He planned to stay in Russia, but the Revolution forced Thomas to think twice.

Historian and architecture expert William Brumfield discovers a neglected mansion with an illustrious past.