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Santos Tour Down Under THE WOMEN'S RACE

The women's race.

In 2023, the Santos Tour Down Under women's race consisted of a city classic and three regional stages which weaved their way through magnificent South Australian terrain.

It was the first time the women raced at UCI WorldTour level, kicking off their 2023 racing season in South Australia. 

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• 1 BROWN Grace
• 2 BUIJSMAN Nina
• 3 DEMAY Coralie
• 4 LUDWIG Cecilie Uttrup
• 5 MUZIC Évita
• 6 VERHULST-WILD Gladys

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• 13 HANSON Lauretta
• 14 SANGUINETI Ilaria
• 15 BÄCKSTEDT Elynor
• 16 WILSON-HAFFENDEN Felicity *

• 21 MANLY Alexandra
• 22 PATE Amber
• 23 WYLLIE Ella *
• 24 BAKER Georgia
• 25 HOWE Georgie
• 26 ROSEMAN-GANNON Ruby

• 31 CORDON-RAGOT Audrey
• 32 EDWARDS Ruth
• 33 WILLIAMS Lily
• 34 CHRISTIE Henrietta * (DNS #2)
• 35 RAGUSA Katia
• 36 DOEBEL-HICKOK Krista

• 41 BRADBURY Neve *
• 42 CROMWELL Tiffany
• 43 MORRICE Alex
• 44 PALADIN Soraya
• 45 TOWERS Alice *

• 51 RIEDMANN Linda *
• 52 OUDEMAN Maud *
• 53 REIJNHOUT Rosita *
• 54 VEENHOVEN Nienke *
• 55 GEURTS Mijntje *
• 56 NOOIJEN Lieke

• 61 AL SAYEGH Safia (DNF #2)
• 62 BERTIZZOLO Sofia
• 63 BUJAK Eugenia
• 64 CARBONARI Anastasia
• 65 HARVEY Mikayla
• 66 WŁODARCZYK Dominika

• 71 GIGANTE Sarah
• 72 (LE COURT) PIENAAR Kimberley
• 73 LOUW Anya
• 74 MASETTI Gaia
• 75 VAN DE VELDE Julie
• 76 WOLLASTON Ally

• 81 PLOUFFE Maeve (DNF #2)
• 82 BARALE Francesca *
• 83 CIABOCCO Eleonora *
• 84 SMITH Abi *
• 85 KOCH Franziska
• 86 VINKE Nienke *

• 91 RÅNES BYE Camilla * (DNF #2)
• 92 DALE Stine
• 93 GRANGIER India
• 94 KAGEVI Stina *
• 95 MOHR Mari Hole

• 101 POULSEN Amanda
• 102 FULLER Haylee *
• 103 RAYNOLDS Matilda
• 104 APPLETON Talia *
• 105 RICARDO Gina
• 106 POLLOCK Lillee *

• 111 EDWARDS Sophie
• 112 MARR Sophie *
• 113 WILL Keira *
• 114 FITYUS Lucie
• 115 ANDERSON Alli * (DNF #2)
• 116 SIMPSON Ella *

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• 126 WATTS Emily

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• 134 GUILMAN Victorie
• 135 MIERMONT Dilyxine
• 136 ROUSSEL Elyne *

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• 142 RYSZ Kaja
• 143 SÖDERQVIST Karin *
• 144 GONZÁLEZ Alicia
• 145 RICHARDSON Kate *
• 146 BURLOVÁ Kristýna * (DNF #2)

• 151 ZABELINSKAYA Olga
• 152 KUSKOVA Yanina
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Tour Down Under Femmes 2024 : Classement général final

Découvrez le classement général final du Tour Down Under Femmes 2024, 7e édition. Et c’est l’Australienne Sarah Gigante (AG Insurance – Soudal Team) qui inscrit son nom au palmarès de l’épreuve World Tour, succédant ainsi à Grace Brown tandis que Amanda Spratt (Lidl – Trek) termine au pied du podium. La française Victorie Guilman (St Michel – Mavic – Auber 93) termine à la 6e place, Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig (FDJ SUEZ) à la 9e place, la championne d’Australie Ruby Roseman-Gannon (Liv AlUla Jayco) à la 14e et enfin Audrey Cordon-Ragot (Human Powered Health) à la 78e place.

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Classement général final du Tour Down Under Femmes 2024

1 – GIGANTE Sarah (AG Insurance – Soudal Team) en 7:57:33 2 – VINKE Nienke (Team dsm-firmenich PostNL) + 0:20 3 – BRADBURY Neve (Canyon//SRAM Racing) + 0:33 4 – SPRATT Amanda (Lidl – Trek) + 0:37 5 – WŁODARCZYK Dominika (UAE Team ADQ) + 0:44 6 – GUILMAN Victorie (St Michel – Mavic – Auber93 WE) + 0:57 7 – WYLLIE Ella (Liv AlUla Jayco) m.t 8 – VAN DE VELDE Julie (AG Insurance – Soudal Team) m.t 9 – LUDWIG Cecilie Uttrup (FDJ – SUEZ) + 1:02 10 – FRAIN Nicole (Australia) m.t 11 – BARALE Francesca (Team dsm-firmenich PostNL) + 1:05 12 – OUDEMAN Maud (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) + 1:07 13 – REIJNHOUT Rosita (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) m.t 14 – ROSEMAN-GANNON Ruby (Liv AlUla Jayco) + 1:09 15 – BUNEL Marion (St Michel – Mavic – Auber93 WE) + 1:15 16 – EDWARDS Ruth (Human Powered Health) + 1:21 17 – PALADIN Soraya (Canyon//SRAM Racing) + 1:22 18 – SIMPSON Ella (ARA | Skip Capital) + 1:24 19 – FRANZ Heidi (Lifeplus Wahoo) + 1:28 20 – TOWERS Alice (Canyon//SRAM Racing) m.t

21 – GRANGIER India (Team Coop – Repsol) + 1:30 22 – MUZIC Évita (FDJ – SUEZ) + 1:32 23 – WATTS Emily (Australia) + 1:38 24 – CHAPMAN Brodie (Lidl – Trek) m.t 25 – HARVEY Mikayla (UAE Team ADQ ) + 1:42 26 – BERTIZZOLO Sofia (UAE Team ADQ) + 1:53 27 – SMITH Abi (Team dsm-firmenich PostNL) + 1:58 28 – STANNARD Elizabeth (Australia) + 2:27 29 – NOOIJEN Lieke (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) + 2:56 30 – BUJAK Eugenia (UAE Team ADQ) + 2:57 31 – HANSON Lauretta (Lidl – Trek) + 3:06 32 – PIENAAR Kimberley (AG Insurance – Soudal Team) m.t 33 – ZABELINSKAYA Olga (Tashkent City Women Professional Cycling Team) + 3:07 34 – CROMWELL Tiffany (Canyon//SRAM Racing) + 3:13 35 – EDWARDS Sophie (ARA | Skip Capital) + 3:27 36 – RAYNOLDS Matilda (Team Bridgelane WE) + 3:29 37 – PATE Amber (Liv AlUla Jayco) + 3:33 38 – MARR Sophie (ARA | Skip Capital) + 3:41 39 – MANLY Alexandra (Liv AlUla Jayco) + 3:49 40 – RAGUSA Katia (Human Powered Health) + 3:54

41 – FITYUS Lucie (ARA | Skip Capital ) + 3:58 42 – BROWN Grace (FDJ – SUEZ ) + 4:27 43 – SÖDERQVIST Karin (Lifeplus Wahoo ) + 4:31 44 – ROY Sarah (Australia) + 4:47 45 – BUIJSMAN Nina (FDJ – SUEZ) + 5:22 46 – WOLLASTON Ally (AG Insurance – Soudal Team ) + 5:28 47 – BAKER Georgia (Liv AlUla Jayco ) + 5:29 48 – MASETTI Gaia (AG Insurance – Soudal Team ) + 5:38 49 – HOWE Georgie (Liv AlUla Jayco) + 5:53 50 – RYSZ Kaja (Lifeplus Wahoo ) + 6:01 51 – KOCH Franziska (Team dsm-firmenich PostNL) + 6:44 52 – RIEDMANN Linda (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) + 6:50 53 – KUSKOVA Yanina (Tashkent City Women Professional Cycling Team) + 7:22 54 – KAGEVI Stina( Team Coop – Repsol) + 8:35 55 – DOEBEL-HICKOK Krista (Human Powered Health) + 8:36 56 – LOUW Anya (AG Insurance – Soudal Team) + 9:09 57 – MIERMONT Dilyxine (St Michel – Mavic – Auber93 WE) + 9:28 58 – CIABOCCO EleonoraTeam dsm-firmenich PostNL) + 9:30 59 – RICARDO Gina (Team Bridgelane WE ) + 9:31 60 – GONZÁLEZ Alicia (Lifeplus Wahoo) + 10:54 41 – FITYUS Lucie (ARA | Skip Capital ) + 3:58

61 – MOHR Mari Hole (Team Coop – Repsol) + 12:41 62 – VERHULST-WILD Gladys (FDJ – SUEZ) + 13:18 63 – WILLIAMS Lily (Human Powered Health) + 13:43 64 – FULLER Haylee (Team Bridgelane WE) + 15:12 65 – POLLOCK Lillee (Team Bridgelane WE) + 15:28 66 – RICHARDSON Kate (Lifeplus Wahoo ) + 16:30 67 – FOURNIER Roxane (St Michel – Mavic – Auber93 WE) + 16:35 68 – AVOINE Alison (St Michel – Mavic – Auber93 WE) + 17:34 69 – SANGUINETI Ilaria (Lidl – Trek) + 17:36 70 – ROUSSEL Elyne (St Michel – Mavic – Auber93 WE ) + 18:06 71 – DEMAY Coralie (FDJ – SUEZ ) + 18:40 72 – VEENHOVEN Nienke (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) + 19:07 73 – MORRICE Alex (Canyon//SRAM Racing 5 ,, 74 – CARBONARI Anastasia (UAE Team ADQ) + 19:53 75 – GEURTS Mijntje (Team Visma | Lease a Bike ) + 21:04 76 – BÄCKSTEDT Elynor (Lidl – Trek ) + 21:32 77 – APPLETON Talia (Team Bridgelane WE) + 22:01 78 – CORDON-RAGOT Audrey (Human Powered Health ) + 22:32 79 – POULSEN Amanda (Team Bridgelane WE) + 24:11 80 – MISYURINA Margarita (Tashkent City Women Professional Cycling Team) + 24:28

81 – DALE Stine (Team Coop – Repsol) + 27:59 82 – WILL Keira (ARA | Skip Capital) + 28:00 83 – KAKHOROVA Madina (Tashkent City Women Professional Cycling Team) + 28:57 84 – WILSON-HAFFENDEN Felicity (Lidl – Trek) + 29:40 85 – RICHARDS Darcie (Australia) + 32:10

Lire aussi : Toute l’actualité du Tour Down Under féminin 2024

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Découvrez les participantes engagées au Tour Down Under Femmes 2024 du 12 au 14 janvier, la première course du calendrier World Tour féminin qui se déroule en Australie.

Le Tour Down Under Femmes 2024 (2.WWT) qui se dispute du 12 au 14 janvier accueille quelques-unes des meilleures coureuses du peloton féminin. Parmi les engagées, la lauréate sortante : Grace Brown . La pensionnaire de l’équipe FDJ-Suez a de grandes ambitions sur cette 7e édition et se verrait doubler la mise. Mais la montée de Willunga Hill va faire des dégâts au sein du peloton et les meilleures grimpeuses devraient tirer leur épingle du jeu.

Oh @GLBrown321 , she did it ! 🥇 Our 🚀 still the Australian TT Champ for the third year running 🤩 First win, can you think of a better way to start the season ? 😏 pic.twitter.com/Hb0b5LPDX9 — FDJ – SUEZ (@FDJ_SUEZ) January 4, 2024

Qui participe au Tour Down Under Femmes 2024 ?

Les participantes engagées au Tour Down Under Femmes 2024 du 12 au 14 janvier sont dispersées au sein des meilleures équipes du monde. Grace Brown (FDJ-Suez), la tenante du titre, n’est autre que la grande favorite à sa propre succession. Mais elle devra à nouveau faire face à Amanda Spratt (Lidl-Trek), lauréate à trois reprises. L’équipe FDJ-Suez aura d’ailleurs plusieurs cartes intéressantes avec Cecilie Uttrupe Ludwig ou encore Evita Muzic qui devrait trouver chaussure à son pied dans les pentes de Willunga Hill .

Les favorites de la 7e édition

*** BROWN Grace , SPRATT Amanda , LUDWIG Cecilie Uttrup ** MUZIC Evita , PALADIN Soraya , ROSEMAN-GANNON Ruby , GHEKIERE Justine * MANLY Alexandra , WOLLASTON Ally , WYLLIE Ella ,  DOEBEL-HICKOK Krista , CHAPMAN Brodie

Tour Down Under Femmes 2024 : Les participantes

• 1 BROWN Grace
• 2 BUIJSMAN Nina
• 3 DEMAY Coralie
• 4 LUDWIG Cecilie Uttrup
• 5 MUZIC Evita
• 6 VERHULST-WILD Gladys

• 11 SPRATT Amanda
• 12 CHAPMAN Brodie
• 13 HANSON Lauretta
• 14 SANGUINETI Ilaria
• 15 BACKSTEDT Elynor
• 16 WILSON-HAFFENDEN Felicity

• 21 MANLY Alexandra
• 22 PATE Amber
• 23 WYLLIE Ella
• 24 BAKER Georgia
• 25 HOWE Georgie
• 26 ROSEMAN-GANNON Ruby
• 31 CORDON-RAGOT Audrey
• 32 EDWARDS Ruth
• 33 WILLIAMS Lily
• 34 CHRISTIE Henrietta
• 35 RAGUSA Katia
• 36 DOEBEL-HICKOK Krista
• 41 BRADBURY Neve
• 42 CROMWELL Tiffany
• 43 MORRICE Alex
• 44 PALADIN Soraya
• 45 TOWERS Alice

• 51 RIEDMANN Linda
• 52 OUDEMAN Maud
• 53 REIJNHOUT Rosita
• 54 VEENHOVEN Nienke
• 55 GEURTS Mijntje
• 56 NOOIJEN Lieke

• 61 AL SAYEGH Safia
• 62 BERTIZZOLO Sofia
• 63 BUJAK Eugenia
• 64 CARBONARI Anastasia
• 65 HARVEY Mikayla
• 66 WLODARCZYK Dominika
• 71 GIGANTE Sarah
• 72 LE COURT Kimberley
• 73 LOUW Anya
• 74 MASETTI Gaia
• 75 VAN DE VELDE Julie
• 76 WOLLASTON Ally

• 81 PLOUFFE Maeve
• 82 BARALE Francesca
• 83 CIABOCCO Eleonora
• 84 SMITH Abi
• 85 KOCH Franziska
• 86 VINKE Nienke
• 91 BYE Camilla Rånes
• 92 DALE Stine
• 93 GRANGIER India
• 94 KAGEVI Stina
• 95 MOHR Mari Hole
• 101 POULSEN Amanda
• 102 FULLER Haylee
• 103 RAYNOLDS Matilda
• 104 APPLETON Talia
• 105 RICARDO Gina
• 106 POLLOCK Lillee
• 111 EDWARDS Sophie
• 112 MARR Sophie
• 113 WILL Keira
• 114 FITYUS Lucie
• 115 ANDERSON Alli
• 116 SIMPSON Ella

• 121 ROY Sarah
• 123 FRAIN Nicole
• 124 STANNARD Elizabeth
• 125 RICHARDS Darcie
• 126 WATTS Emily

• 131 AVOINE Alison
• 132 BUNEL Marion
• 133 FOURNIER Roxane
• 134 GUILMAN Victorie
• 135 MIERMONT Dilyxine
• 136 ROUSSEL Elyne

• 141 FRANZ Heidi
• 142 RYSZ Kaja
• 143 SODERQVIST Karin
• 144 GONZALEZ Alicia
• 145 RICHARDSON Kate
• 146 BURLOVÁ Kristýna
• 151 ZABELINSKAYA Olga
• 152 KUSKOVA Yanina
• 153 KAKHKHOROVA Madina
• 154 MISYURINA Margarita
• 155 KARIMOVA Sofiya
• 156 KOZIEVA Nafosat

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A Moscow Free Walking Tour of the Iconic Red Square

Updated March 10th, 2020

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No visit to Moscow, Russia is complete unless you take a walk around the famous Red Square and see the iconic sights of the city. One of the best ways to see all the famous landmarks in Moscow and learn a little something about them too is on a free Moscow walking tour through the Red Square.

Continue reading for a sneak peek at what you will see on your free tour in Moscow and for tips on both the tour and visiting the sights. Make sure to save some time during your trip to go inside of the magnificent buildings because you will not be going in the buildings during the tour.

The State Historical Museum

The Moscow free walking tour begins at the Marshal Zhukov monument in front of the State Historical Museum . You can’t miss this massive red building. The museum’s interior is almost as spectacular as the artifacts you can see within. Read my post dedicated to the museum here to find out more on what you can see and tips for visiting. Admission is free with the Moscow City Pass .

The Kremlin

Behind the walls of the Kremlin lie the working offices of Russian’s government and president. When visiting the Kremlin you can see the Armory Chamber, Cathedral Square, the Patriach’s Palace and many more cathedrals. You definitely want to buy tickets ahead of time so you avoid the long-lines. You can get free admission with the Moscow City Pass . It’s also worth it to take a guided tour if you don’t speak Russian so you have more of an understanding of what you are seeing.

St. Basil’s Cathedral

If asked to conquer up an image of Moscow, St. Basil’s Cathedral might just be the most likely image you picture. The cathedral has a museum that you can visit at a later time. You can buy tickets at the ticket kiosk outside the cathedral or receive free admission with the Moscow City Pass .

Moskva River

Next up on the tour is the Moskva River which runs through the center of Moscow. A cruise on the Moskva River is a great way to see the city from a different perspective.

GUM Shopping Mall

Who would think a mall would be one of Moscow’s most well-known attractions? GUM shopping mall across from the Kremlin makes up one of the four sides of the Red Square. The stores might be a bit too pricey for shopping, but the gorgeous interior is worth a visit. If that doesn’t convince you, the mall has some of the best ice cream! GUM is the only building you go inside during the free walking tour. There are pay bathrooms you can use while you have a few minutes of free time.

Kazan Cathedral

Located on the northeast corner of the Red Square, the Kazan Cathedral is another impressive dome-shaped building in Moscow that is also an active place of worship. Entering the cathedral is allowed, but remember to be respectful if people are worshipping.

Bolshoi Theater

Contrary to the previous buildings, the Bolshoi Theater isn’t along one of the four sides of the Red Square. Located a few minutes away, the theater is one of the best theaters in the world. Make sure to come back for a guided tour of the inside or make reservations far ahead of time to attend a ballet or opera.

Alexander Gardens

The tour ends near the Alexander Gardens , a free public park located along the western Kremlin walls. The garden’s green lawns, sculptures and water fountains offer a nice place to take a stroll or relax a bit after some busy sightseeing.

You can visit all these sites on your own, but the best part of doing the Moscow free tour is that you learn more information and have the potential to meet new people!

During my tour I started to talk to a woman from Malaysia and she invited me to join her and her friends for a Russian meal afterwards. It’s these little impromptu meetings and opportunities that I love most about traveling and add more to the sightseeing experience. While I was a little hesitant about going to the tour myself I told myself it would be a great opportunity to possibly meet new people. I love when things work out like that!

If you have already seen the iconic sights of the Red Square and are looking for other things to do in Moscow check out my What to Do in Moscow post that gives more off-the beaten track things to do in Moscow!

Moscow Free Walking Tour Visiting Information

Moscow Free Walking Tours

How to Get There

The Moscow Free Walking Tour begins at the Marshal Zhukov monument in front of the State Historical Museum (a large red building). The website shows a map with the exact meeting point.

To get to the red square area you can take the blue 3 metro line to the Ploshchad Revolyutsii stop, or the green 2 line to the Teatralnaya station or the red 1 line to the Okhotny Ryad station. For more on how to use the metro read my Moscow Metro Guide .

Tours every day at 10:30am – 1pm in English

If you need a toilet before the start of the tour the Okhotny Ryad and GUM shopping malls are both close to the start of the tour. You will need to pay to use the toilets. There is a quick break mid-way through the tour at the GUM shopping mall where you can use the toilet if needed.

During the mid-way break in the tour you can buy some ice cream at the GUM shopping mall. There aren’t many other options or time for anything else. After the tour there are a lot of restaurants in the area. There are a couple of Varenichnaya №1 locations nearby if you would like some authentic Russian food. Their speciality is Russian dumplings. Another classic choice nearby is Grand Cafe Dr. Jhivago. While you can try traditional Russian foods like borscht and Olivier Salad, you may need a reservation. GUM has several restaurants, including a couple of buffets upstairs.

Recommendations

While I would start off your visit to Moscow with a tour of the Red Square, make sure to come back to each place to tour the inside. If you are visiting several sights consider buying the Moscow City Pass  to save money on admissions.

Other Tour Options

Another company  Moscow Free Tour  does a similar free walking tour in the Red Square. Check the site for the details on the starting point and times. If you prefer a private paid tour with a hotel pick-up and a visit to St. Basil’s Cathedral included check out this tour . For a private paid tour with a hotel pick-up and a visit to the Kremlin included you may want to take this tour or this one . Even if you don’t typically take tours, I would recommend taking tours as much as possible in Moscow. Many people do not speak English and most information is not in English either.

Where to Stay in Moscow

Find somewhere to stay in Moscow near the Red Square so you are convenient to all the sights!

More About Russia

• Moscow Things to Do:  Unique Things to Do ,   Spartak Stadium
• Moscow Markets:  Izmailovsky Market ,   Danilovsky Market
• Moscow Museums:  Moscow City Museum ,  Victory Museum ,  Museum of the Patriotic War in 1812 ,  State Historical Museum ,
• Moscow Life:  Malls ,  Christmas in Moscow ,  Metro ,  Learning Spanish ,  My Russian Apartment ,   What is Life Really Like in Russia ,  FiFa World Cup ,  Russian Winters , and more posts about  life abroad in Russia .
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22 comments.

The Kremlin looks rather imposing. It would be great to explore the history in Moscow.

There is a lot of history in Moscow to explore!

What a handy guide to get the most of Moscow’s red square! I’ve always wanted to try a walking tour and this looks like the perfect place to start!

I really enjoy walking tours, I think they are a great way to get to know a new place!

You have highlighted all the main sights around and in the Red Square indeed! I have visited Moscow in winter and the atmosphere was magical…even though it was cold 🙂 I’m looking forward to visiting in summer too!

Yes, there is a magical feel during the winter. I have to say I prefer the warmer, brighter summers though 🙂

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I am planning to go to Moscow and St. Petersburg this year so reading this was very helpful. I would love to do the walking tour! What time of year did you do it? I am planning to go in August as I really can’t stand the cold 😀 Do you think August might be a good time to visit Moscow? Thank you so much for your information!

I did the walking tour in September. July and August are the best times to visit Moscow in my opinion, so you are going at a great time! I lived in Moscow for a year so I have a lot of posts about Moscow and a couple for St. Petersburg too. Please check out my other posts as you are planning your trip and feel free to send any questions my way!

I’m a huge fan of taking free walking tours whenever my husband and I travel. We learn more about the history from the local’s perspective. Your walking tour in Moscow looks fun. The St. Basil’s Cathedral is beautiful and would love to see it. Thanks for sharing the must-see places in Moscow!

I’m a big fan of free walking tours too! I completely agree that you get a good perspective and introduction to the history of the city.

I would love to take the walking tour to get a good coverage of the area! The tip about paying for the bathrooms is great. That’s something I didn’t realize when I went to Europe for the first time from the US.

I always find it annoying paying for bathrooms in Europe!

I visited Moscow in June this year for the World Cup and I loved it. St. Basil’s Cathedral was the highlight for me, it’s such an impressive piece of architecture. I would’ve liked to visit more of Russia but maybe next time!

I really enjoyed Moscow during the World Cup too. The city was much livelier than usual!

I have been to St. Petersburg but never to Moscow. I think that these kind of tours are very useful to gather many information but I second your suggestion to visit the palaces inside as they have stunning interior decor and art treasures.

Yes, I think both going on tours and getting an overview and touring the inside of places are good to do.

Shreya Saha

St. Basil’s cathedral is definitely a beautiful place to visit. I would also love to stroll by the Alexander gardens and maybe spend some time in the shopping mall call mom maybe visit the theater, also I would love to visit Kremlin and the State Historical Museum. That’s a great list you have managed to provide here.

Never been to Russia, but the country’s history and culture has always fascinated me. Great list of things to do in Moscow’s Red Square. Kremlin is definitely on top of my list!

Russia does have a fascinating history and culture!

The architecture here always looks so beautiful. I would love to go to Russia. Some helpful tips here that would really help me navigate a future trip. I love the Russian ballet so a trip to the theater would be a must for me.

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Baby Gravy are bringing their funk-laden horny hip hop down under

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Lock up your mothers, Baby Gravy (AKA bbno$ and Yung Gravy ) are bringing their combined chaotic horny energy down under this year.

Originally pinned to make their Aussie debut at Splendour In The Grass, the duo will instead whip around the country, breaking hearts along the way, no doubt.

Both bbno$ and Yung Gravy have toured here as individuals, stirring up trouble wherever they went and delivering one of the wildest Like A Version performances we've seen in a hot minute.

Now imagine that energy combined. It's going to be  wild .

After a quick pitstop in New Zealand, the Baby Gravy train will be pulling into Meanjin/Brisbane on July 17. It'll then be heading south to Naarm/Melbourne, back up to Eora/Sydney and west to Boorloo/Perth.

Tickets for the whole tour are on sale from 12pm local time on Monday 15 April, with a cheeky presale happening the Friday before. Check out everything you need to know about locking in your spot at horny church over on the tour's website .

All the important dates and details are below and goodness gracious get ready for what these shows will bring.

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• Monday 15 July - Powerstation, Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland NZ
• Wednesday 17 July - Fortitude Music Hall, Turrbal Land, Brisbane Qld
• Saturday 20 July - Festival Hall, Naarm, Melbourne Vic
• Sunday 21 July - Hordern Pavilion, Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW
• Tuesday 23 July - Centenary Warehouse, Whadjuk Noongar Land, Perth WA

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Three-day race offers the first chance riders will get to build winning momentum into 2024

The start of a new season of the Women’s WorldTour is about to get underway, and it's happening just about as far away from the wintery European base of racing as you can get with the annual pilgrimage to Australia for the Women’s Tour Down Under .

The three-stage tour in and around Adelaide is the first chance riders will get to build that winning momentum for a new year, but it is also one of those races where there are so many unknowns. Riders are settling into new teams and are at varying stages of their rebuild following the off-season, some will be settling in for a first race with a new team, while others will be grappling with the shock to the system of coming from icy temperatures to the hot Australian mid-summer weather where stockings filled with ice are dolled out by the esky load.

The field is made up of a mixture of some of the top Women’s WorldTour teams – with SD Worx and Movistar the only missing players from the top eight – continental teams from Australia and beyond as well as Australian national team.

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FDJ SUEZ come into the race with the defending champion Grace Brown, though there are plenty of fierce rivals that will be trying to make the ochre jersey of the race leader their own.

The course, too, has changed in nature in the second year of the race at the Women’s WorldTour level, with a finish on top of Willunga Hill likely tipping the balance toward the riders who specialise in the climbs .

With the race to start the year on the front foot about to begin, Cyclingnews takes a closer look at some of the riders to watch at the Women’s Tour Down Under from Friday, January 12 to Sunday, January 14.

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Amanda Spratt

For three years straight, from 2017 to 2019, Amanda Spratt made the race her own, stepping up to the top of the podium and then even when she surrendered ochre in 2020 and 2023, she still kept her rivals on their toes as an ever-present threat and remained on the overall podium. 

This is a race where the 36-year-old excels, and what's more, this year, she is facing up to it on the back of a strong season. Add to that the summit finish, and it looks like a year made for Spratt, who came second to Brown by a mere ten seconds in 2023. 

Spratt will be fronting up with a strong team, with four of the riders having already blown out the race cobwebs at the Australian Road Championships , with Lauretta Hanson coming second in the road race and Brodie Chapman second in the time trial. 

Spratt also showed she is carrying some handy climbing form on the race that circles over Mount Buninyong, coming ever so close to staying away in a break of three in Ballarat. The good news for Spratt is that in contrast to that first Sunday of racing for the year, the final finish line comes on top of the climb, not after it. 

Grace Brown

Grace Brown hadn't been in the cycling scene long when she first made a mark at the South Australian race in 2018, when the rider, who was then with domestic squad Holden Team Gusto, claimed a stage podium and fifth overall. It wasn't until last year that she had a chance to better that result as in her previous appearances at the race, she had been riding in the Australian squad backing Amanda Spratt but with a shuffling of the decks, 2023 was a year where she was unequivocally the team leader, and she delivered the very top step of the podium.

This year, however, with the race finishing on the top of Willunga Hill and few opportunities to build gaps beforehand, defending the title started to look like a tougher ask for the rider who excels on punchy terrain rather than the long climbs. That is the terrain where teammate Cecilie Uttrup-Ludwig excels, so, defending champion or not, the team priorities could well lean toward the Danish rider. 

However, who knows what could happen if Brown manages to get away in one of the first two stages and put those time trial skills that just earned her a fourth national title to good use, carving out a buffer. 

Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig

Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig will also be on the start line for a powerful FDJ SUEZ team that also includes Evita Muzic. Along with Grace Brown, this will be one of the strongest and most well-rounded teams on paper.

The trio of riders will be well-suited to the parcour in the context of the overall classification, as all three will be contenders for the finale on Willunga Hill. All three riders are also tactically savvy, understand how to read the race and are all capable of initiating and performing during a breakaway.

Watch for Uttrup Ludwig to hold her cards back for the Willunga Hill, as climbing is her primary strength, but it would not be surprising to see multiple riders from FDJ SUEZ on the overall podium.

Sarah Gigante  

It's been a tough run for Sarah Gigante (AG Insurance-Soudal) in recent seasons, but there are all the signs that this Australian season could be just the beginning of a much-anticipated turning of the corner for the Australian, who leapt into the senior ranks in spectacular style in 2019 when she claimed the women's elite/U23 road race victory at the National Championships straight away as she stepped out of the junior category. 

Injuries, the COVID-19 pandemic and health problems have blighted her path since but hopes are high that the young rider is finally hitting the light at the end of the tunnel.

The 23-year-old found enormous success in the domestic replacement race for the Tour Down Under, the Santos Festival of Cycling, in 2021, securing victory on the stage that finished at the top of Willunga Hill and overall victory too. 

Not only is that key climb in the race obviously one that suits her, but Gigante is also fresh from claiming the Queen of the Mountain jersey at the Road National Championships, with the rider hard to hold back on the familiar slopes of Mount Buninyong Rd, and showing that climbing form is well and truly back.

Ruth Edwards

Ruth Edwards (née Winder) has returned to professional bike racing after retiring from the sport in 2021. She will line up with her new team, Human Powered Health, and while her form is somewhat of an unknown, she is remembered for winning the overall title at the 2020 Tour Down Under.

She spent much of her time away from road racing, competing on the gravel scene, winning last year's Chequamegon MTB Festival and Old Man Winter Rally as well as taking second-place finish at the 105-mile Leadville Trail 100 MTB. 

All eyes will be on Edwards as she makes her return to road racing, and both her strength and experience will lend well to the Human Powered Health team that also lines up with Henrietta Christie, who came 7th overall in last year's edition, and Audrey Cordon Ragot. The team will also have two cards to play in the overall classification, as Edwards will be joined by Krista Doebel-Hickok. Watch for her to shine on the Willunga Hill finale.

Ella Wyllie

The new Liv-AlUla-Jayco recruit from New Zealand is a signing the team may well put to good use straight away. The race had already proven pivotal for the 21-year-old, as that is when the Australian Women's World Tour team first noted her potential. She took on the event with LifePlus Wahoo and stepped straight into the top ten, finishing eighth overall in 2023. 

She then stepped up onto the podium at the 1.Pro ranked Navarra Women's Elite Classic and finished in the top 20 at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. What's more, that came with an eleventh place on the Col du Tourmalet stage, so Wyllie is clearly a rider with some serious climbing talent – a valuable asset in an edition of the Women's Tour Down Under, which finished on top of Willunga.

It should be intriguing to watch the debut race and season with the team, as while it is early days for Wyllie, she has already shown a remarkable ability to rise to a challenge.

Ruby Roseman-Gannon

Ruby Roseman-Gannon (Liv-AlUla-Jayco) is one of those riders who has a strong history at the South Australian race, having claimed the domestic Santos Festival of Cycling in the year of her professional debut, 2022 – when the COVID-19 pandemic led to the cancellation of the international race and just missing out on the podium in 2023. 

But just like last year's winner, Grace Brown, she too may find that the Willunga Hill climb plays more effectively into the hands of others.

Still, don't expect Roseman-Gannon to fade into the background, as the Australian jersey she will be wearing on her back should speak loudly of her form and, likely confidence, heading into the race. 

Her turn of speed in the rush to the line could definitely come in handy before the Willunga stage as the rider chases her first Women's WorldTour victory.  Her teammate Alex Manly, too, could just as easily be out to take a second stage victory at the race after winning in Uraidla last year, which delivers an added benefit – their rivals will be kept guessing.

Neve Bradbury

Neve Bradbury hasn't had an opportunity to race her home tour before and is clearly coming into the race with some solid form after a 10th place overall at an attack-heavy combined elite/U23 women's road race at the Australian Championships.

What's more, that secured her the U23 title as the first rider in that category over the line, but what was perhaps more impressive was her charge toward more. The Canyon-SRAM rider may have been the only under-23 in the lead group, but there was certainly no sense that she was just hanging in for the ride, with an aggressive bridging move in the final stages.

The rider, who made her way into the peloton via the Zwift Academy, may only be 21 but already has a solid list of top ten and even top five GC finishes at key races, including the Giro d'Italia Donne and Tour of Scandinavia. The home race with a Willunga finish could help her add to that list or maybe even step it up another notch.

Sofia Bertizzolo

UAE Team ADQ has multiple options that include both Sofia Bertizzolo and Mikayla Harvey at this year's Tour Down Under.

Bertizzolo is in her third season with the team, and as a strong one-day race and climber, she is well-suited to this year's route. She had a number of strong results last year with a stage win at the Tour de Romandie, third at GP de Plouay and La Classique Morbihan, and top 10s in stages at the Tour of Scandinavia and Simac Ladies Tour.

She might not be among the top-tier of favourites for the overall title, but a three-day race like the Tour Down Under offers a level of unpredictability that could see a rider a savvy as Bertizzolo winning stages and landing in the top 5 overall.

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There are 10 conferences with two or more teams in the 2024 March Madness men's tournament. The Big East, powered by national champion UConn, topped the list by percentage.

Here are the final conference-by-conference standings, updated through the national championship. Last year, the Big East went 12-4, with UConn winning the national championship.

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Monday, April 8 (National championship game)

• (1) UConn 75 , (1) Purdue 60

Tuesday, March 19 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)

• (16) Wagner 71 , (16) Howard 68
• (10) Colorado State 67 , (10) Virginia 42

Wednesday, March 20 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)

• (16) Grambling 88 , (16) Montana State 81
• (10) Colorado 60 , (10) Boise State 53

Thursday, March 21 (Round of 64)

• (9) Michigan State 66 , (8) Mississippi State 51
• (11) Duquesne 71 , (6) BYU 67
• (3) Creighton 77 , (14) Akron 60
• (2) Arizona 85 , (15) Long Beach State 65
• (1) North Carolina 90 , (16) Wagner 61
• (3) Illinois 85 , (14) Morehead State 69
• (11) Oregon 87 , (6) South Carolina 73
• (7) Dayton 63 , (10) Nevada 60
• (7) Texas 56 , (10) Colorado State 44
• (14) Oakland 80 , (3) Kentucky 76
• (5) Gonzaga 86 , (12) McNeese 65
• (2) Iowa State 82 , (15) South Dakota State 65
• (2) Tennessee 83 ,   (15) Saint Peter's 49
• (7) Washington State 66 , (10) Drake 61
• ( 11) NC State 80 , (6) Texas Tech 67
• (4) Kansas 93 , (13) Samford 89

Friday, March 22 (Round of 64)

• (3) Baylor 92 ,   (14) Colgate 67
• (9) Northwestern 77 , (8) Florida Atlantic 65  (OT)
• (5) San Diego State 69 , (12) UAB 65
• (2) Marquette 87 ,   (15) Western Kentucky 69
• (1) UConn 91 , (16) Stetson 52
• (6) Clemson 77 , (11) New Mexico 56
• (10) Colorado 102 , (7) Florida 100   
• (13) Yale 78 , (4) Auburn 76 
• (9) Texas A&M 98 , (8) Nebraska 83
• (4) Duke 64 , (13) Vermont 47
• (1) Purdue 78 , (16) Grambling 50
• (4) Alabama 109 , (13) College of Charleston 96
• (1) Houston 86 , (16) Longwood 46
• (12) James Madison 72 , (5) Wisconsin 61
• (8) Utah State 88 , (9) TCU 72 
• (12) Grand Canyon 77 , (5) Saint Mary's 66

Saturday, March 23 (Round of 32)

• (2) Arizona 78,  (7) Dayton 68
• (5) Gonzaga 89 , (4) Kansas 68
• (1) North Carolina 85 , (9) Michigan State 69
• (2) Iowa State 67 , (7) Washington State 56
• (11) NC State 79 , (14) Oakland 73
• (2) Tennessee 62 , (7) Texas 58
• (3) Illinois 89 , (11) Duquesne 63 
• (3) Creighton 86 , (11) Oregon 73 (2OT)

Sunday, March 24 (Round of 32)

• (2) Marquette 81,  (10) Colorado 77
• (1) Purdue 106,  (8) Utah State 67
• (4) Duke 93 , (12) James Madison 55 
• (6) Clemson 72 , (3) Baylor 64
• (4) Alabama 72 , (12) Grand Canyon 61
• (1) UConn 75 , (9) Northwestern 58
• (1) Houston 100 , (9) Texas A&M 95 (OT)
• (5) San Diego State 85 , (13) Yale 57 

Thursday, March 28 (Sweet 16)

• (6) Clemson 77 , (2) Arizona 72
• (1) UConn 82 , (5) San Diego State 52
• (4) Alabama 89 , (1) North Carolina 87
• (3) Illinois 72 , (2) Iowa State 69

Friday, March 29 (Sweet 16)

• (11) NC State 66 , (2) Marquette 58
• (1) Purdue 80 , (5) Gonzaga 68
• (4) Duke 54 , (1) Houston 51
• (2) Tennessee 82 , (3) Creighton 75

Saturday, March 30 (Elite Eight)

• (1) UConn 77 , (3) Illinois 52
• (4) Alabama 89 , (6) Clemson 82

Sunday, March 31 (Elite Eight)

• (1) Purdue 72 , (2) Tennessee 66
• (11) NC State 76 , (4) Duke 64

Saturday, April 6 (Final Four)

• (1) Purdue 63 , (11) NC State 50
• (1) UConn 86 , (4) Alabama 72

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