Moscow’s most creative workshop accommodates all those that make art and fashion or want to learn making both. The Winzavod is definitely a place to be.
In the past the red factory produced wine but now the visitors get intoxicated on the art shows. The Winzavod houses four renowned galleries, after all. Where once the glasses were refilled, you can experience Russian art today. Photos, videos, installations, multimedia, performances and sculptures invite you to a discovery tour. The site of 20,000 square metres offers ample space for any type of art. The galleries introduce young artists; a photographer’s studio, an artist’s studio, an advertising agency, an avant-garde boutique, a bookstore and an art café make the offer complete.

And if you have seen enough artworks you should make a detour to Cara & Co: Here, shopaholics’ cravings are satisfied by Ksubi, Tim Van Streenbergen and Paco Rabanne. And then we recommend a magazine, a CD, a perfumed candle and an espresso at the Café – you won’t be disappointed: Furniture from Napoleon’s era meet illumination from the forties in industrial ambience – you can’t be more stylish. You simply can’t.