During the New Year holidays, the capital is transformed. Skating rinks are opening, ice figures are being erected in Moscow parks. Christmas trees in the Kremlin, the City Hall and the House of Unions are waiting for guests for the holiday. Fans of non-trivial shows are invited by "Disco on Ice" and "Christmas Tree on the Water".
On New Year's holidays in Moscow there is a fair and a New Year's bazaar. Visitors can purchase unique products, participate in contests and win prizes. The Snowmen Festival and the Snow Show are becoming a wonderful tradition. The main Christmas tree of the country, the Kremlin, re-lights its lights for children. Visitors will plunge into a sea of joy, gifts and music. She is joined by Christmas trees in the building of the City Hall, the Column House of Unions and the Moscow City Palace of Children's and Youth Creativity. The Moscow estate of Father Frost on Volgogradsky Prospekt awaits its guests. They are met by the owner himself, with gifts and good wishes in New Year. PKiO "Sokolniki" invites you to the "Disco on Ice". Everyone who wants to "light up" to the fashion hits on the ice field will be given skates and a wonderful ice cover. Decorated with illuminations, the shiny, sleek skating rink will give odds to any dance floor. A unique ice museum has been opened in Sokolniki, which awaits visitors all winter. It is curious not only for its exposition, but also for the fact that master classes are constantly held there for those who want to learn how to make ice figures. There is also the most unusual skating rink in the capital - on the roof of the ARTPALY design center. It is reliably protected, so movement on it is quite safe, but the sensation of soaring over the city is amazing. In the pool of the Moscow City Palace of Children's and Youth's Creativity, an unusual show will take place - "Christmas tree on the water". The performance will include synchronized swimming athletes, they will demonstrate their skills and show a beautifully staged "water" performance. You can look at the Museum of Animated Cinema, in the Polytechnic Museum, to admire the exhibition of plasticine dolls from cartoons. By the way, there are characters from the famous "Plasticine Crow".
