1875
The Grand Hotel Europe opens on Nevsky Prospect
1898
The Balchug opens in Moscow facing the Kremlin across the river
1903
The National opens opposite the Kremlin
1905
The Metropol opens in Moscow, its façade carrying Vrubel's mosaic
1912
The Astoria opens in St Petersburg, by Fyodor Lidval
1957
The Hotel Ukraina opens in Moscow on 25 May with 1,026 rooms — the largest hotel in Europe, on ground that used to flood Hotel Ukraina — Radisson Collection Moscow
1964
Gilbert Bécaud releases “Nathalie” in May, naming a Café Pushkin in Moscow that does not exist; French visitors spend the next thirty-five years looking for it Café Pushkin
1964
Gilbert Bécaud sings of a Café Pouchkine in Nathalie — a place that does not exist Café Pushkin
1992
Moscow-City is approved on a former quarry; three years later the money runs out and the project is frozen for a decade Moscow-City, Moscow
1992
reported God Nisanov and Zarakh Iliev, from the same home town, found Kievskaya Ploshchad in Moscow Kievskaya Ploshchad Estate, Moscow
1999
Café Pushkin opens on Tverskoy Boulevard on 4 June, and Bécaud sings at the opening of the place his own song invented Café Pushkin
1999
Andrey Dellos opens Café Pushkin on 4 June, building a place that had existed only in a French song since 1964 Andrey Dellos
1999
Andrey Makhov becomes chef of Café Pushkin at its opening Andrey Makhov
1999
Café Pushkin opens on Tverskoy Boulevard on 4 June; Bécaud sings Nathalie at the opening Café Pushkin
2001
Gorobiy opens Shambala on Kuznetsky Most — the start of Moscow's glamour decade Dяgilev
2003
The Taleon Imperial opens in St Petersburg in the Eliseev mansion
2003
Lapin and Sergeev open the Japanese restaurant Ginza in St Petersburg Ginza Project
2005
Verba Mayr opens in Austria, applying the Mayr method commercially
2006
Dяgilev opens on the Shchukin stage in the Hermitage Garden Dяgilev
2006
Dяgilev opens in spring on the Shchukin stage in the Hermitage Garden — a nightclub built as a theatre, with royal boxes over the dance floor and no beer at the bars Dяgilev
2008
Dяgilev burns on 7 February; about 1,500 m² of the historic Shchukin stage is lost and nobody is killed — ⚑ the club had already been due to close that April Dяgilev
2008
Dяgilev burns down on 7 February and is never rebuilt Dяgilev
2009
Rodina opens at Sochi Rodina Hotels & Resorts (RU)
2009
Aras Agalarov opens Crocus City Hall, having paid to build the metro station that serves it Crocus City, Moscow
2011
Zarkov and Zaturinsky open White Rabbit in Moscow with Vladimir Mukhin White Rabbit Family
2015
Altay Village opens on Lake Teletskoye
2016
Cosmos Collection opens at Bodrum Cosmos Collection
2016
Building begins at Nagatinskaya Poima on 17 March; it halts in early 2017 for want of money and restarts after refinancing Dream Island, Moscow
2019
MAYRVEDA opens at Kislovodsk, taking the Mayr protocol to a Russian spa town
2019
Green Flow opens at Rosa Khutor
2019
White Rabbit reaches 13th in the World's 50 Best — the highest Russian placing White Rabbit Family
2020
Dream Island opens on 29 February — roofed against the Moscow winter, and carrying none of the DreamWorks characters it was conceived around Dream Island, Moscow
2020
Brasserie Мост closes on Kuznetsky Most, ending the house that began as the club The Most The Most
2021
Mantera opens in Russia Mantera
2021
claimed Manzherok opens in the Altai ⚑ watch entry, admitted on the register's own terms
2023
claimed Anton Pinsky takes the Dovlatov at Esto-Sadok and reopens it as the Pinskiy Boutique Hotel — 39 rooms, with Loona on the ground floor ⚑ year of reopening to confirm
2025
Novikov reopens the address as Brasserie Kuznetsky Most, with Kaifuso in the old club basement The Most