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There are those who love Moscow, and those who hate it. The reason is simple; it is about a city of intense contrasts. Moscow is a micro-cosmos of the modern Russia and of all that it represents: at the same time gloomy and beautiful, hedonist and devote.

Jafa, Israel

Huatulco, México

San Agustín Palace, A True Gem

Aimed at an up market and demanding public, was opened last April as the first Museum-Hotel of its type in Latin America with its history, furnishings, architectural design and art collection, all of which make it unique.

Kempinski Hotel Moika 22 Saint Petersburg

The Kempinski Hotel Moika 22 is housed in a Petersburg mansion, designed by Basil von Witte in 1853, during the reign of Tsar Nicholas I. The classical façade of the building has been faithfully retained, while the interior has been entirely reconstructed, and decorated with antiques of the period, to provide the ultimate in hotel accommodation.

Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow

Ideally located just across the Moscow River and Kremlin in Moscow historic and cultural center, the Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow provides business and leisure travelers with the 5-star hotel accommodation from which to explore the most dynamic city in the world, Moscow.

Torres del Paine

Patagonia is a world that is both closed and open at the same time, a place that astonishes all who come into contact with it. Although there are no exact limits, the region occupies an enormous area at the southern tip of South America in between Chile and Argentina, encompassing both the southernmost area of the Andes Mountains and the vast eastern plains that extend to the Atlantic Ocean.