Moscow. A great city that is changing literally before our eyes. If you compare the capital of the 90s and today, you get earth and sky. And what was Moscow 100, 200 years ago? What did the townspeople eat and drink? How much did the products cost? How did merchants, students and ordinary workers spend their leisure time... Did you know that in Moscow of the 19th century there were areas of lust and debauchery like the famous European "red lights"? On Grachevka Street and Sretensky Boulevard, in Golovin, Sobolev and Pilnikov lanes, men were lured with carnal pleasures by brothels - the so-called "mess." Girls with low social responsibility were looking for clients on Petrovsky and Rozhdestvensky boulevards. But let's turn into other lanes and find out that here the famous metropolitan confectioner Siu has released a new cookie "Yubileynoye" in honor of the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty - yes, the one that still lies on our shelves. And nearby, in the Hermitage restaurant, Moscow cook Lucien Olivier worked, whose famous salad needs no introduction...