Moscow, one, two, tree!

I will spend my next week (from 3/7/09 till 11/7/09) in Moscow. It really gives me vibes of excitement because I have never seen Moscow though I had been in Russia for several times. I extremely want to go to theatre, museums and other cultural features of this big city…It would be great to listen to their opera (I’m a big fan of Opera
), but I don’t think that it can be fulfilled to 100% due to the fact that it always very hard to get tickets to things such as good concerts, plays and so on in Moscow cause most of the tickets are bought months before a day of the performance (a problem in every big city, just like in Tel-Aviv) so at least I surly go to the art museums:)

P.S.
I’m totally buying new CDs in there!
And here is a translation of Rammstein’s song ,Moscow From http://herzeleid.com/en/lyrics/reise_reise/moskau:
This song is about the most beautiful
city in the world. Moscow!
This city is a prostitute
She has red spots on her forehead
Her teeth are made of gold
She's fat and yet so lovely
Her mouth falls to my valley
when I pay her for it
She takes off her clothes but only for money
The city that keeps me in suspense
Moscow
One, two, three!
Moscow
Look!
Pioneers are walking around there, [1]
singing songs to Lenin.
She is old and nevertheless beautiful
I can't resist her
I can't resist
She powders her old skin
and has gotten her breasts rebuilt
rebuilt
She makes me horny I suffer torment
She dances for me I have to pay
I have to pay
She sleeps with me but only for money
It's still the most beautiful city in the world
Moscow
One, two, three!
Moscow
Look!
Pioneers are walking around there,
singing songs to Lenin.
I see something, that you don't see
(When you close your eyes) [2]
When you sleep deeply in the night
I see something, that you don't see
(When you kneel before me)
When you lie before me
I see something, that you don't see
(When you touch me with your mouth)
When you talk to me
I see something, that you'll never see
One, two, three!
Moscow
One, two, three!
Moscow
Look!
Pioneers are walking around there,
singing songs to Lenin.