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Radisson Collection Hotel, Moscow

Moscow, Russia · Radisson Collection · Core Luxury

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The former Hotel Ukraina, a 206-metre Stalinist skyscraper commissioned by Joseph Stalin, opened in 1957, and the tallest hotel in the world for 21 years until Atlanta's Peachtree Plaza overtook it in 1976, became the Radisson Collection Hotel, Moscow in 2019, its 34-storey neoclassical tower still the tallest hotel in Russia and one of the "Seven Sisters" on the Moscow skyline.

About Radisson Collection Hotel, Moscow

History

The former Hotel Ukraina — a 206-metre Stalinist skyscraper commissioned by Joseph Stalin, opened in 1957, and the tallest hotel in the world for 21 years until Atlanta's Peachtree Plaza overtook it in 1976 — became the Radisson Collection Hotel, Moscow in 2019, its 34-storey neoclassical tower still the tallest hotel in Russia and one of the seven iconic "Seven Sisters" on the Moscow skyline.

The setting

4 km from Red Square.

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