NY Times 'Frugal Traveler', Lucas Peterson does A $1,000 Day in Moscow for $100.
I asked him (the chief concierge at the Four Seasons Moscow) to create a day itinerary for a hypothetical high-spender that would total roughly $1,000, or about 63,000 rubles (at the conversion rate during my visit). I would endeavor to recreate the spirit of that itinerary on only $100.
Thanks for the article. We have been to Moscow twice and have always done it on our own and cheaply. The metro system is great. W even had luck getting last minute tickets for the Bolshoi for $40 or less (not the best seats, but still an amazing experience).
If you like this approach (I'm not such a fan), they have a whole series of them for various cities. Note that if you're not a subscriber, you're limited to 20 articles a month.
San Francisco: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/10/travel/budget-travel-san-francisco.html?rref=collection%2Fcolumn%2Ffrugal-traveler
Phahhahha))))
Anyone can live in Moscow for 100$
Try spend 15$ !!!
Someone lives for just 10$ ((((
Sounds like a lot of promotion. It would be different if it was some random traveler not NY Times journalist. He probably didn't even pay for anything.
