Glampings should appear in places of traditional recreation for guests of the republic, such as the architectural and ethnographic museum-reserve "Ludorvay".

The pedestrian zone has opened in the memorial complex "Defensive Wall of Penza of the 17th century."

The building, park and embankment of the Northern River Station in Moscow are open to visitors after reconstruction.

The occupancy rate in theaters will be increased from 50% to 70% from mid-September.

Exhibitions and congresses are permitted in Moscow from September 4; the corresponding decree was signed by the mayor of the capital.

The resumption of the operation of the First Tourist route after a forced suspension is timed to coincide with the 140th anniversary of the Russian tram.

A street of cafes and restaurants has opened in the Rassvet business district in the center of Moscow despite the epidemiological situation caused by COVID-19.

The 15th Anniversary International Music Festival "Stars on Baikal", which is traditionally held in Irkutsk in September, has been postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus situation.

Moscow authorities have denied rumors of re-imposing restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic in the capital.

In connection with the ongoing pandemic of the new coronavirus infection, large-scale festivities, including the festival on Tverskaya Street, will not be held in 2020.