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Contigo Couture SNAPSEAL Insulated Travel Mug, 1 Count (Pack of 1), White Marble

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• FUNCTIONAL FASHION: Premium full-body graphics give thermal travel mug a polished look
• SEAL IT IN: leakproof lid when closed for on-the-go convenience
• FOR THE LONG HAUL: Stainless steel double-wall vacuum insulation keeps liquids hot up to 7 hours or cold up to 18
• LEND A HAND: One-handed drinking with no lids or caps to remove or misplace
• PERFECT FIT: Reusable travel mug fits most cup holders and under most single-serve brewers.EASY CLEANUP: For best results, hand-wash all parts

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We have a fundamental belief that all of our products must solve a meaningful problem. We’re constantly searching for the problems—and potential problems—that consumers encounter every day. It starts with an insight, whether it’s from our research panel, a response on social media, or a comment from a friend; we keep our eyes and ears open.

If you think you pay attention to the details, just wait until you meet our engineers. Before the design phase is completed, our engineers enter the picture and start “collaborating” (PC term for corporate fighting). They work together to make sure the quality of the form and function can live up to our ambitious standards. Do you ever think about the force required to push the AUTOSEAL button? Our engineers do. They not only think about it, they debate and test it with our designers. Does the action feel natural? Is it simple? Is there too much force required? These details are what give our engineers a feeling that their afternoon caffeine pick-me-up can’t.

Before your mug is made, the product goes through our version of a physical exam. We take it through rigorous testing to confirm performance and quality . We drop it, shake it, throw it, and put it through use cycles. It’s a great stress reliever. And then you have it, the final spill-proof mug is made and is ready for you to enjoy

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With its tasteful full-body graphics, the Contigo Couture SNAPSEAL Stainless Steel Travel Mug, 20 oz, will get you noticed on the commuter train or in the conference room. But this thermal travel mug is so much more than a statement piece thanks to THERMALOCK double-wall vacuum-insulated stainless steel, which keeps drinks hot up to 7 hours or cold up to 18. Plus, its one-piece SNAPSEAL lid is leak-proof when closed for on-the-go convenience and allows for one-handed drinking with no lids or caps to remove or misplace. At the end of the day, remember to hand-wash all parts and let them air-dry with the lid off.

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Customers like the quality, insulation, and color of the coffee mug. For example, they say it's a great product that keeps drinks hot or cold for hours, and the pattern is beautiful. Customers are also impressed with the size. However, some customers are disappointed with the fit and opinions are mixed on the seal and cleanability.

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Customers like the insulation of the drinking cup. They say it keeps drinks warm for about 3 hours and ice for hours. Some mention the drinking port is awkward.

"...This mug blows the yeti out of the water. They both stay warm the same amount of time , this is less expensive, and the yeti is not spill proof..." Read more

"Keeps my tea hot. Like REALLY REALLY HOT . Keeps my water cold as well. Winter or Summer I'm good. Its a SUPER DUPER MAGIC CUP...." Read more

"Doesn’t spill, keeps the liquid hot , and my hands don’t feel it!..." Read more

"I like it.The cup keeps warm well .Never buy used cups. I bought a previous used Contigo cup...." Read more

Customers like the quality of the coffee cup. They mention it's a great product, it keeps liquids cold and hot, and is functional. Some say the mug is a little pricey.

"...Keeps my water cold as well. Winter or Summer I'm good. Its a SUPER DUPER MAGIC CUP ...." Read more

"First the price is good, seem to be good quality and the color is really nice...." Read more

" The product is great but I’ll find drinking from the snap lead more difficult than their push button lid...." Read more

" Excellent quality & just right for that large coffee that is sooo necessary in the morning, and heat lasts for at least 4.5 hours if you can’t..." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the color of the drinking cup. They mention that it has a beautiful pattern and is good quality. Some are obsessed with the marble print and have gotten a lot of compliments.

"...I’m obsessed with the marble print ! I’ve gotten a lot of compliments! It’s truly spill proof !..." Read more

"...The print is also beautiful " Read more

"First the price is good, seem to be good quality and the color is really nice ...." Read more

" Cute ,customizable...." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the size of the coffee cup. They mention that it is reasonable, not very huge, and can be put in side pockets of a backpack. It is big enough for the summer time, when you want larger cold drinks to stay. It's slim, but not top heavy. The lid seals AIR TIGHT, and it keeps their coffees and teas hot for hours.

"...This mug is by far superior. It's slim, but not top heavy . The lid seals AIR TIGHT. It doesn't just "mostly" seal...." Read more

"...It won't fit under my kcup machine. However, it's big enough for the summer time , when you want larger cold drinks to stay cold." Read more

"...This one is bigger which means more coffee ...win for me." Read more

"...Second, the size is reasonable not very huge and can be put in side pockets of a backpack and also inside pockets." Read more

Customers find the mug versatile, saying it's a great travel mug, perfect for yourself on the go, and convenient for the office.

"... Perfect for yourself on the go to keep drinks warm or cool or to give as a gift(made these for engagement)...." Read more

"Great mug. Keeps drink warm for about 3 hours. Convenient for the office when I want to drink throughout the day" Read more

" Great travel mug ...." Read more

" Great travel mugs ..." Read more

Customers are mixed about the seal of the cup. Some mention that it doesn't leak, spill, or open when locked. However, others say that it leaks while closed from the seal.

"...I’ve gotten a lot of compliments! It’s truly spill proof ! I dropped it under my car and it hit the concrete hard and it didn’t chip or spill." Read more

"...was recommended, but it was too fat to fit in cup holders and the lid didn't seal , plus it cost 3x as much. This mug is by far superior...." Read more

" Doesn’t spill , keeps the liquid hot, and my hands don’t feel it!..." Read more

"...The cup came damaged, dirty. It was leaking . I threw it away. It was rubbish ... Now I bought this cup, but a new one. And I am very happy." Read more

Customers have mixed opinions about the cleanability of the cup. Some say it's easy to clean and dishwasher safe, while others say it came damaged and dirty. The non-stainless steel version is not dishwasher safe and the mug keeps on getting rusty.

"...isn't dishwasher safe, BUT, it was a very wide mouth and is super easy to hand wash . Some other reviews have mentioned the lid being hard to tighten?..." Read more

"...Amazon indicated that only the tags were lost. The cup came damaged, dirty . It was leaking. I threw it away...." Read more

"...It seems to easier to clean than the auto-seal version and I hope it holds up better too." Read more

"Love this mug. It’s cute and keeps beverages hot. It is also easy to clean with a larger mouth and a lid that is easy to clean." Read more

Customers are dissatisfied with the fit of the drinking cup. They mention that the small ball or seal keeps coming off on its own, the little rubber band inside comes loose, and the o-ring or rubber seal in the lid started falling off after just 1-2 months of use.

"...However this time the small ball/ sealed keeps coming off on it’s own. Already spilled coffee all over me once." Read more

"...I even ordered 10 of them. The little rubber band inside comes loose and is unfixable...." Read more

"...have the same issue with other users that the o-ring/ rubber seal in the lid started falling off after just 1-2months of use...." Read more

"...Will not buy again. That O ring in the lid? It loosens, then falls out .I have depended on Contigo for super reliable seals for about 6 years...." Read more

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White City and Boulevard Ring in Moscow

If you already had your Red Square tour and looking for non-touristy Moscow, off the beaten path and local gems of Moscow, then it’s time for “the Third Circle” or Boulevard Ring in Moscow. Let’s leave Kremlin and Kitay Gorod fortresses and head to more local, authentic part of Moscow – the White City.

What is White City?

The White City of Moscow was a historical area between the walls of the Kremlin & Kitay Gorod and the third defensive ring which was situated at the site of the modern Boulevard Ring.

It was the third fortification of Moscow after Kremlin and Kitay Gorod, and included areas such as Zaneglimene, Kuchkovo field and Kulishki.

By the way, for “white” experience try white nights in the Capital of the North on our summer tours of St Petersburg .

White City of Moscow. Photo by yaroslavova.ru

Origin of the name White City

One version of the origin of the name “White City” is that those nobles didn’t pay any land taxes, so their lands were called “white”, in contrast to the “black” lands of artisans and merchants.

Another version is more prosaic: the walls of the White City were built of limestone.

White City had some other names: Tsarev City or Tsar-Grad (City of the Tsar). It was where the nobility and court officials settled, and the tsar often visited this neighborhood.

History of the White City of Moscow

In the 15 th century the territory of the White City was full of blooming gardens, and that gave the name to Starosadsky (Old Gardens) lane.

Till the middle of the XVI century the line of the Boulevard Ring was an earthen embankment, covered with turf and ground for greater strength and constructed as a fortification to protect the city from the raids.

However, the defensive structure did a bad job of protecting citizens. In 1571 wooden buildings were completely burned after the raid of Davlet Giray.

Beautiful start

During the reign of Tsar Fedor Ioanovich it was decided to put the stone walls, and in 1585 the first work began here.

The building was called the “White City” because “City” at the time was the name for the settlement itself.

Not yet completed, the new frontier helped to prevent an attack on Moscow. This happened in 1591, when troops of the Crimean Horde with the Khan Kazi Giray did not dare to storm the formidable wall and had to retreat.

The construction work was completed by 1593.

Eartnern City and White City of Moscow

Pride of Moscow

The White City was not only an important defensive (one of the most powerful and reliable in Europe), but also an architectural masterpiece, which decorated ancient Moscow.

The wall of the White City had 27 towers, ten of which had the gates at the intersections with the streets: Trehsvyatskie, Chertolskaya (Prechistenskie) Arbat, Nikita, Tver, Peter Sretensky, Myasnitskaya, Pokrovsky, Yauzskie and Vasilevsky. The total length of the walls of the White City was 10 kilometers with the height  of 10 meters and the width of 4-6 meters.

White City of Moscow.

Tragic turn

During the Time of Troubles the fortification was severely damaged, and by the middle of the XVIII century it completely lost its defensive significance: the gate was no longer guarded and was not locked at night.

Muscovites  started taking away the bricks of the walls for their needs, and in 1760 the authorities allowed to use the materials for urban buildings. The house of Governor-General of Moscow on Tverskaya Street (the present building of the Moscow City Hall) was built exactly from the materials of the White City fortification.

No happy ending

In June 1774 it was decided to completely dismantle the walls of the White City.

Noticeably dilapidated structure gradually began to disassemble, and in its place were planted alleys as had long been fashionable in Europe. Funny enough – the word “boulevard” in a literal translation from French means “fortification”.

Yes to Happy Beginning – New historical sight of Moscow

It was time for the White City to give way to the Boulevard Ring.

Boulevard Ring is a continuous chain of squares and boulevards in the city center. But actually, it does not physically form a closed circle.

The length of the ring is more than 9 km.

Boulevard Ring of Moscow. Photo by moscowidea.ru

Boulevards of Moscow

The famous Boulevard Ring is formed by ten boulevards and is shaped like a horseshoe leading to the embankment of the Moscow River.

The first Moscow boulevard was Tverskoy, which became the founder of the Boulevard Ring in 1796. Tverskoy boulevard is also the longest of all the streets that make up the Boulevard Ring – it stretches for 857 meters. The widest of these boulevards is Strastnoy, or “Holy” in English (123 meters), the shortest was Sretensky, or “Candlemas” (214 meters), and the youngest – Pokrovsky Boulevard, which appeared in Moscow in 1891, almost one hundred years after the first one.

Boulevard Ring of Moscow.

History of the Boulevard Ring of Moscow

In 1880 Boulevard Ring got its first tram route – the legendary “A”, which is called “Annushka”. Nowadays “Anna” covers all the Ring in about an hour.

Boulevard Ring survived the barricades of 1901 and 1905, and the revolution of 1917. During the years of the Great Patriotic war – WWII –   the Boulevard turned into its former defensive role and got occupied with anti-aircraft guns and air defense balloons.

Authentic Moscow

Soviet time in Moscow

Immediately after the war boulevards again became a favorite place for walking.  4000 trees and 130,000 shrubs were planted along the Boulevard Ring. To celebrate the 800th anniversary of Moscow, the Ring was adorned with a new patterned iron barrier and wooden sofas. In 1978, the Boulevard Ring was declared a monument of landscape art, and has been constantly improved since then.

Beautiful tiny details of Moscow

Tverskaya street. Triumphal Square, Moscow

Off the beaten path Moscow

Ideal idea for a  moscow city tour ..

If you stroll through this historic boulevards of Moscow, you will see a lot of interesting, original, very local places and buildings that would never discover on a typical Moscow tour or read in a typical guide book.

In the old days Tverskoy Boulevard was a favorite walking place of aristocrats and the ordinary people were not allowed to walk here. Tverskoy preserved the 19th-century mansion, where lived outstanding personalities of a bygone era: Alexander Pushkin, Alexander Griboedov, Alexander Herzen, Nickolay Ogarev and others. Bulgakov included a lot of places from Tverskoy Boulevard in his novel ” Master and Margarita.” Here are also located the mansions of professor Nickolay Sklifosovsky and prominent Russian actress Maria Yermolova.

No less interesting is the history and architecture of yet another boulevard of Moscow – Gogolevsky Boulevard. Almost every building on Gogolevsky Boulevard  is a monument of architecture that keeps the memory of many famous figures of the past. For example, the building of the current Chess Club once was the center of musical life in Moscow, where you could meet Feodor Chaliapin, Sergey Rachmaninoff, Alexander Glazunov.

Diverse architecture of Moscow

Modern and Old Architecture of Moscow city

Every boulevard has its own manners

Leo Tolstoy shared his memories of different culture and nature of Moscow boulevards. Thus, on Prechistensky Boulevard he could feel free, relax, talk Russian and call his sister simply “Masha” (typical Russian name). On Nikitsky boulevard he used French, demonstrated refined manners, and his sister had the name “Marie”. Finally, on Tverskoy boulevard he used to prim, stood on ceremony with accented stiffness, spoke English and called his sister “Mary.”

In 1845 Vissarion Belinsky called Boulevard zone of Moscow “the best jewelry that St Petersburg has every right to be jealous of”.

During the 20th century Moscow got 20 new boulevards, located outside the Ring, which is residential area, and where tourists give way to locals.

Skyscrapers of Moscow

Non-touristy Moscow

Tour of the Boulevard Ring

Boulevard Ring is one of the attractions of the capital.

Lots of greenery, beautiful lighting at night, the location in the historic center of the city – all this makes the Boulevard Ring an amazing destination for joyful walks.

Let’s take a ride along the legendary Boulevard Ring and explore its mysteries, secrets, hidden gems and most popular local places among Muscovites.

Picturesque views on our tram ride

On the tour you will find out:

• How the ramparts turned into boulevards;
• Why Dirty Ponds became Clean Ponds;
• What secrets are Chistoprudniy, Pokrovsky and Yauza Boulevards hiding;
• What is unusual about the bridges across the main water artery of the capital;
• How Zamoskvorechye area of Moscow looked like 100 years ago;
• Why there are no more gardens on the Garden Ring;
• Why Danilov Monastery is unique;
• And of course, learn fun facts from the history of the first Moscow tram “Annushka”.

Historical tram of Moscow

Lovely spot of Moscow, hiden from tourists

Moscow downtown and cozy nooks

On the tour you will see:

• The only in Moscow “House with the beasts”;
• Mysterious and majestic Stalin skyscraper, one of seven “sisters”;
• The building where Russian money is “created”;
• A very special house built specially for the nuclear physicists;
• Masterpieces of Soviet avant-garde;
• The engineering miracle – the Shukhov Tower;
• Finally, one of the oldest tram depots of Moscow.

Sightseeing tour of Moscow’s hidden gems

Sources: travel2moscow.com, liveinmsk.ru, tramvay-annushka.ru

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