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Conoce la conectividad, el coste y la vida cotidiana para nómadas digitales en Moscow.
Moscow, the imposing and vast capital of Russia, is a metropolis of dazzling power, history and art. Political and spiritual heart of the country for centuries, its epicenter is the Kremlin and Red Square, a world-famous monumental complex. From its golden domes and opulent metro stations to its world-class theaters and frenetic modern energy, Moscow is a city of superlatives, where imperial grandeur and Soviet ambition meet 21st-century dynamism.
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It is not a recommended destination for digital nomads in the current climate. The logistical and political challenges are enormous.
Digital nomad score: 40/100
An expensive city by Russian standards, comparable to the main capitals of Western Europe. Accommodation, food and tickets are expensive.
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There is an excellent free Wi-Fi network throughout the public transportation system (subway, buses), as well as in many downtown streets and parks. It works very well.
Easy to buy in the stores of the main operators (MTS, Beeline, Megafon) by presenting your passport. It is cheap and highly recommended.
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Moscow is an expensive city. The metro is a bargain, but almost everything else, from eating to sleeping, has European capital prices.
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It is not a recommended destination for digital nomads in the current climate. The logistical and political challenges are enormous.
Moscow is an expensive city. The metro is a bargain, but almost everything else, from eating to sleeping, has European capital prices.
The Moscow Metro is a work of art, an underground museum and the most efficient transportation system imaginable. It is the best way to get around the city.
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View full guideGo beyond the restaurants and visit modern food halls such as Depo.Moskva or the Danilovsky Market. They are vibrant places where Muscovites eat and socialize.
Don't just look at the main source. This park is gigantic. Rent a bicycle or an electric scooter and explore its pavilions, the cosmonautics museum and its most distant corners.
Not smiling at strangers is not a sign of hostility, but a cultural norm. A smile is reserved for friends and family. Don't take it personally.
If you are invited to a house, bring a small gift (chocolate, wine). If you give flowers, make sure it is an odd number; even numbers are for funerals.
Don't drink tap water. Always consume bottled water.
Indoors (subways, museums, shops) are heated extremely high in winter. Dress in layers so you can take off clothes when you enter.
The police can carry out documentation checks at any time, especially in the subway. Always carry your passport with the visa and the hotel registration paper with you.
Never take unofficial taxis on the street. Use apps like Yandex.Go, which work like Uber, to have a fixed price and avoid scams.
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