Flights to Moscow (MOW)

Finding cheap flights to Moscow is easy when you have Orbitz at your fingertips. Not only does Orbitz offer great deals on Moscow flights, but we also include some special extras to make booking a breeze. Just check out our:

Mobile Site and Apps

With Orbitz’s mobile site, m.orbitz.com, you can book your flights to Moscow through your smartphone or tablet’s Web browser. Plus, our free downloadable apps for Android and iPhone mean it’s just a simple click to access your flight updates and alerts. You can even book exclusive mobile-only deals on hotels to go with your flights to Moscow—even on the same day.

Pick and Choose or Book Full Vacation Packages

Don’t just be satisfied with great deals on Moscow flights—go for the full package! With Orbitz, you can also find fantastic savings on the perfect hotel, car rental, cruise, and even activities, so you don’t waste your trip waiting in line but have the time to enjoy your trip. Pick and choose the add-ons you need, or book an entire vacation package for greater overall discounts.

Rewards That Are Miles Better

Booking directly with an airline earns you air miles or points, and you can get those same rewards with booking on Orbitz too. When you book qualifying flights to Moscow with Orbitz, just add in your frequent flyer number during your online booking and your details will be sent to your program.

Great Deals Every Day

Add in our extra savings on packages, free nights, and other discounts, and you know you are in good hands.

June, July, and August are the most crowded months in Moscow, and getting into popular attractions like the Kremlin can be difficult. It’s worth braving the crowds, though, to see the golden domes, bright white bell tower, intricate Fabergé eggs, and the rest of the impressive complex. There are sure to be crowds in Red Square during the summer, too, but you can’t miss St. Basil’s fairytale-like Cathedral, Lenin’s Mausoleum, the fanciful Kazan Cathedral, and the popular, upscale GUM shopping mall. Keep an eye on the forecast. Temperatures in summer reach into the 90s and it’s the rainiest period in Moscow.

Spring is shoulder season in Moscow, as well as a pretty time to visit. The flowers around the city come into bloom. To celebrate the end of a long winter, Maslenitsa, a religious and folk holiday, ushers in the new season with pancake feasts, traditional (and friendly!) fist fighting, bonfires, and other celebrations. Temperatures warm up to the 50s and 60s during the day, so enjoy a visit to one of Moscow’s many parks; there are almost 300 square feet of parks per person here. Kolomenskoye is a nice one, with a beautiful church that dates back to 1532.

Tourists are in shorter supply during the winter due to Moscow’s notorious cold, but if you enjoy a snowy landscape, pack some warm boots and go. The Russian Winter Festival at the end of December and beginning of January is a fun way to celebrate the best of the season—troika rides, ice hockey games, snowmen, and plenty of warm tea. Especially in winter, make use of the (heated) Metro public transit. Many of the underground stations feature art, including statues, stained glass windows, mosaics, and chandeliers.