The Pushkin prince Gvidon whose image gave the name to the restaurant - is an innocent martyr, noted and treated kindly by Higher Powers.
The image of Prince Gvidon is a metaphor for Russian people own mystical path to success, built on wonderful help of patron friends and eternal Russian hope for "Mayhap".
The general stylistic mood of the new space can be conditionally called Russian Neo Art Nouveau
Designer Natalia Belonogova has created a phantasmagoric interior of a fairytale underwater world
The sundrenched floor made of golden sand, and crystal chandeliers-jellyfish with light ripples spread out across the water heated by the sun on the ceiling.
The walls are painted in the Art Nouveau style by the People's Artist of the Russian Federation Ivan Glazunov

Gastro segment
Gvidon
Moscow city, ulitsa Bolshaya Nikitskaya, 5
0,5 km from center
28,1 km from Sheremetyevo, 26,1 km from Vnukovo, 42 km from Domodedovo, 38,5 km from Zhukovsky
Capacity
Maximum seating: 200
Count halls: 1

