Mumiy Troll

Located on Moscow's bustling New Arbat Avenue, 'Mumiy Troll' is a bar that doubles as a tribute to the legendary Russian rock band of the same name. The interior is a whimsical blend of Soviet-era memorabilia and modern rock-and-roll flair, with walls adorned with band posters, vinyl records, and quirky artifacts. The atmosphere is lively and unpretentious, attracting a mix of locals and tourists who come for the creative cocktails and occasional live performances. The bar's central location makes it a convenient stop for exploring the city's nightlife, and its outdoor terrace offers prime people-watching along the avenue. While the music is often loud, the vibe remains friendly and inclusive, making it a fun spot for groups or solo travelers looking to experience Moscow's alternative scene.

Don't miss

• Try the signature cocktail named after a Mumiy Troll song
• Check out the collection of Soviet-era memorabilia and band artifacts
• Catch a live acoustic set or DJ performance (check schedule)
• Relax on the outdoor terrace overlooking New Arbat Avenue

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Mumiy Troll

Cheapest way inMuseum of Illusions Tour5★ · 85 travelers1-2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$12 per personSee dates →Most bookedRock n Roll Soho Walk - with London’s Funniest Music Nerd5★ · 221 travelers~2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$40 per personSee dates →Private & flexibleRock and roll Through Time Bath’s Hidden Music History5★ · 23 travelers~2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$27 per personSee dates →

Know before you go

• The bar can get crowded on weekends; arrive before 9 PM to secure a seat.
• Cocktails are moderately priced for Moscow; cash and cards are accepted.
• Live music nights often feature local indie bands; check their social media for schedules.
• Photography is allowed, but avoid using flash during performances.

A bit of history

The bar takes its name from the Russian rock group Mumiy Troll, formed in Vladivostok in 1983. The venue opened in the 2000s as a themed space celebrating the band's eclectic style and has since become a staple of Moscow's nightlife.