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Study with me in Moscow
Take a seat in a monumental reading hall with a wall of card catalogues, a Soviet tea room with a samovar, a glass-canopy café by the Kremlin, a skyscraper terrace, or a vaulted metro hall.
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5 places to study in Moscow
Chandeliers and marble arches in the metro hall, the spire and its ruby star behind you on the terrace, and a frozen river outside the glass in winter.
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Landmark
Metro Hall
A vaulted metro station hall under St Basil’s square: chandeliers, marble arches, mosaics.
12 desks -
Café
Stolovaya
A Soviet-modernist tea room: samovar, tea in glass holders, lace curtains, big windows.
16 desks -
Café
Glass Crust Café
Modelled on the riverside park by the Kremlin: a faceted glass canopy over granite terraces and birches, a coffee bar, and the frozen river with the floating bridge, the Kremlin towers and St Basil’s domes beyond the glass.
14 desks -
Library
Biblioteka Reading Hall
A monumental reading room: green lamps, long oak tables, a wall of card catalogues.
20 desks -
Rooftop
Sky Terrace
A Stalinist skyscraper terrace: the spire and its ruby star behind you, Moscow and the Kremlin below.
12 desks
The street in Moscow, as recorded
Study in another city
The night train runs from Moscow to St Petersburg. Every session can also be a flight to any of the other cities.
Questions about studying in Moscow
Is it free to study in Moscow on FocusMiles?
Yes. The timer, the tasks, every room in Moscow and the other cities, the people and the sounds are free, and you do not need an account: pick a critter and a name and you are in.
Is there sound when I study in Moscow?
A little, and it is yours to switch off: recorded rain when it rains, soft typing from the desks around you and a radio that suits the room. The recording on this page is a real street in Moscow.
Can I study with friends or other people in Moscow?
Yes. Rooms like Metro Hall, Stolovaya, Glass Crust Café mix people who are focusing right now with a few friendly bots, so the desk next to yours is rarely empty. Send an invite link and your friend lands in the seat beside yours. There is no camera or microphone: everyone is a little critter, and your task stays private.
How does a study session in Moscow work?
You start a pomodoro (25 minutes of focus and a short break by default, both adjustable), take a seat in one of 5 places in Moscow and work. Every focused minute earns a mile you can spend on hats and colours. Leave your seat and the timer pauses until you sit down again.
Your desk in Moscow is waiting.
It takes about ten seconds to sit down. The first mile is a minute away.
Start focusing in Moscow