1. Gorky ParkThis is the biggest entertainment zone in Moscow, and it is more or less approaching the modern Western level. Most popular here is the "Chudo-Grad" (Town of Miracles) with its various breathtaking rollercoasters and carousels.2. VVTs The Russian Exhibition Center, VVTs, is home to one of Europe’s largest ferris wheels – Moskva-850 – which is 70 meters in diameter. If this is too high for you, there is a smaller one called the Babochka (Butterfly). Also, VVTs has the longest rollercoaster in the city.3. Park Pobedy (Victory Park)Of the attractions in the recently opened Luna Park, I would like to note the virtual movie theater which is the place’s special pride.4. Izmailovo ParkThis is one of the best places for family entertainment. Don’t hesitate to bring your kids to its beautiful playground called "children’s town.&quot5. Mega Though it’s located quite far – 21 km along Kaluzhskoye Shosse – people come here not only for shopping but also for the nice indoor skating rink.6. Sad Imeni Baumana (Bauman Garden)This is a place to go for intellectual entertainment. There is a chess and checker club and a summer movie theater with 850 seats.7. SokolnikiAfter you’ve had enough adrenaline rushes at the "City of Attractions" and Luna Park, relax in the rose garden, which boasts 8,000 roses of various sorts8. Hermitage GardenThis is an oasis of culture and arts in the very heart of the city. There are three theaters inside and almost every week it hosts large-scale festivals and jazz concerts9. Tsentr na TulskoiThis is mostly for rollerbladers, however, children also like its "soft" attractions area with various climbing, jumping and scaling exercises. And there is a swimming pool, too10. Taganka ParkIn fact, there are no fairground attractions in this park, except for a carousel and a toy railway for little children. The advantages, however, include Soviet-era and Russian retro music, which is loudly broadcast through the loudspeakers.