Putin believes that tourists in Moscow should first visit the Kremlin.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has set priorities for tourists visiting Moscow, noting that the first thing to visit in the capital is the Kremlin, and only then - all other attractions of the city, including the amusement park "Dream Island". The head of state made this statement during a meeting with the chairman of the board of the amusement park, Amiran Mutsoev.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has set priorities for tourists visiting Moscow, noting that the first thing to visit in the capital is the Kremlin, and only then - all other attractions of the city, including the amusement park "Dream Island". The head of state stated this during a meeting with the chairman of the board of the amusement park, Amiran Mutsoev.

On February 25, the Russian leader held a meeting in the Kremlin with the chairman of the board of directors of the company "Dream Island", during which they discussed the work of the cluster in the Nagatinskaya floodplain in Moscow, as well as plans for its development. "First - the Kremlin, and then 'Dream Island'," Putin corrected him. Mutsoev stated that tourist activities have doubled. He noted that previously it was business trips that lasted three days, now tourists come with their families and stay in Moscow for six days. The chairman of the cluster's board of directors added that "on one of the days they plan to visit 'Dream Island', and then the rest of the plans - the Kremlin and so on." After reviewing the project presentation, the President noted that "Dream Island" has become the largest indoor amusement park in Europe.