Tips, Tricks and Travel in the Moscow Metro

I have found an interesting video that will help a foreigner to better understand the Moscow metro.
Is a video from Tim Kirby, a journalist, radio talk show host. He immigrated from the USA to Russia In 2006".


Location: Москва, Россия

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