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Quanto costa uno yacht: dall’acquisto al mantenimento

Se escludiamo le imbarcazioni più piccole, l’acquisto di uno yacht di lusso è una spesa importante che comporta un grosso esborso iniziale e una costante spesa da sostenere per mantenere l’unità in acqua e soprattutto in efficienza. Quanto costa uno yacht? In questo articolo analizzeremo i costi a partire dalle misure più piccole fino alle navi da diporto.

Indice dei contenuti

• 1 Quanto costa uno yacht di lusso e perchè
• 2 Quanto costa mantenere uno yacht
• 3.1 Minorchina 54
• 3.2 Absolute 58 Fly
• 3.3 Cranchi 56 HT
• 4.1 Riviera 5800 Sport Yacht
• 5.1 Sunseeker 75
• 5.2 Riva 76 Perseo
• 5.3 Fairline 78 Squadron
• 5.4 Azimut 80
• 5.5 Cantieri di Sarnico 80 Grande
• 5.6 Pershing 82
• 6.1 Chopi Chopi by CRN Gruppo Ferretti
• 7 Lo yacht più grande del mondo

Secondo wikipedia con il termine yacht (o panfilo) vengono indicate navi da diporto di modeste dimensioni e superiori ai 24 metri di lunghezza aventi alloggi eleganti e confortevoli.

Quanto costa uno yacht di lusso e perchè

Ma cosa fa di uno yacht un bene così costoso? Non solo l’esclusività di possederlo, ma per la sua costruzione sono necessari mesi (spesso anni) di lavoro, manodopera specializzata, materiali pregiati, motori potenti, strumentazione e accessori, abili designer, studi di stabilità e idrodinamica, adempimenti per la messa in opera e la sicurezza.

A parità di misura, uno yacht a motore è più costoso di uno yacht a vela perchè la componente motori ha un peso maggiore sia in termini di spesa che di struttura. Le dimensioni fanno lievitare il prezzo d’acquisto in modo esponenziale e non proporzionale. Se ad esempio tra un 48 piedi ed un 50 piedi (stesso cantiere) ci fossero 100 mila euro di differenza, tra un 50 piedi ed un 52 piedi potrebbero esserci 300 mila euro di differenza.

La nostra ricerca vuole essere ampia e a campione. Partirà da barche di circa 15 metri fino ad arrivare allo yacht più grande del mondo. I prezzi indicati si riferiscono a barche nuove , sono frutto di una nostra indagine, potrebbero non corrispondere con il valore esatto e si riferisco alle offerte “standard” e quindi optional esclusi.

Quanto costa mantenere uno yacht

I costi di mantenimento di uno yacht di lusso  sono elevati e difficilmente preventivabili a priori . Imbarcazioni così grandi (oltre i 22/24 metri) hanno bisogno dell’equipaggio (almeno un comandante e un marinaio) e di cure costanti. Come tutte le imbarcazioni necessitano di assistenza allo scafo, ai motori, agli impianti, agli interni. Spesso, durante l’estate, sostano in marina prestigiosi che hanno notevoli costi e consumano molto carburante . Bisogna inoltre considerare i costi di invernaggio e rimessaggio durante l’inverno.

Da 15 ai 18 metri

Entry-level per essere considerato uno yacht, la fascia tra i 15 e 18 metri è forse la più popolata. Troviamo imbarcazioni che offrono almeno 2 cabine comode e una terza più sacrificata.

Minorchina 54

prezzo € 766.648 iva compresa

Con una lunghezza di 16,50 metri, Il 54 piedi di Sasga Yachts si distingue per le linee classiche del gozzo e per la filosofia di andare per mare a motore ma senza rincorrere le prestazioni. Consumi ridotti, questo yacht ospita 6 persone in 3 cabine. E’ compresa una cabina marinaio a prua con bagno dedicato.

Absolute 58 Fly

prezzo € 1.207.800 iva compresa

17,24 metri per questo 58 piedi di casa Absolute ,  la trasmissione IPS-800 offre una manovrabilità accellente in ogni condizione, bassi consumi e silenziosità.  Design e spazi ottimizzati, questo yacht accoglie nel lusso fino a 6 ospiti in 3 accoglienti cabine con bagno.

Cranchi 56 HT

prezzo € 1.104.490 iva compresa

Misura 17,20 metri questo open del cantiere Cranchi , moderno dalle linee ricercate, è spinto da due motori IPS Volvo Penta che assicurano confort e prestazioni uniche. 3 cabine e 2 bagni per accogliere 6 ospiti. Una chicca il prendisole ricavato sull’hardtop.

Da 18 ai 20 metri

Per comprare uno yacht incluso in questo range il budget deve essere abbondantemente sopra il milione di euro. Troviamo infatti unità costruite con assoluta maestria e che necessitano di tante ore di costruzione e ricerca.

Riviera 5800 Sport Yacht

prezzo circa € 1.609.920 iva compresa

Riviera è un cantiere nautico che realizza barche solide  dalle spiccate doti marine, capaci di affrontare qualsiasi condizione del mare. 19,30 metri per questo 5800 Sport (oggi fuori produzione sostituito dal 6000 Sport), 4 cabine e 3 bagni. Un design senza tempo.

Da 20 a 30 metri

Per comprare uno yacht incluso in questo range il budget deve essere abbondantemente sopra i due milioni di euro . Troviamo infatti unità costruite con assoluta maestria e che necessitano di tante ore di costruzione e ricerca. Al di sopra dei 24 metri non parliamo più di imbarcazioni ma di navi da diporto . Le navi da diporto sono assoggetate ad una normativa specifica e richiedono obbligatoriamente l’equipaggio (aumentando così il costo di esercizio).

Sunseeker 75

prezzo circa € 2.818.200 iva compresa

Fusione di stile ed eleganza per questo Sunseeker 75 Yacht , imbarcazione molto apprezzata dal design moderno. Le ampie finestre donano allo yacht luce e armonia. Sottocoperta trovano spazio 3 ampie cabine e due letti per ospitare comodamente fino ad 8 persone. Misura 23,02 metri – 34 nodi di velocità massima.

Riva 76 Perseo

prezzo circa € 4.392.000 iva compresa

Uno yacht Riva si riconosce al primo sguardo, il 76 perseo (della famiglia Coupè di Riva Yachts) colpisce per la sua linea slanciata e il design ricercato delle murate. Proposto nel celebre colore Moon Grey , è lungo 23, 25 metri e raggiunge i 37 nodi di velocità. 3 cabine per uno yacht da sogno.

Fairline 78 Squadron

prezzo circa € 3.043.900 iva compresa

Il 78 Custom di Fairline Yachts è uno yacht elegante, raffinato, frutto di analisi, ricerca e di tutta l’esperienza del famoso cantiere inglese. Questa barca. che misura 24,37 metri, è completamente personalizzabile dall’armatore che può scegliere materiali e layout in collaborazione con il reparto tecnico.

prezzo circa  € 4.514.000 iva compresa

Uno yacht innovativo il nuovo 80 piedi di Azimut Yachts disegnato da Stefano Righini. 25,20 metri di lusso e tecnologia, un’accurata scelta dei materiali, questa nave è stata costruita secondo i più alti standard. 4 cabine per gli ospiti (armatoriale a centro barca) e 2 per l’equipaggio (comandante e marinaio).

Cantieri di Sarnico 80 Grande

prezzo circa € 4.941.000 iva compresa

E’ l’ammiraglia di Cantieri di Sarnico , l’unica dotata di flybridge. Nata dalla matita di  Nuvolari-Lenard, questo yacht offre grandi spazi esterni e interni. E’ lungo 23,84 metri – 1800 Hp di potenza che permettono alla barca di raggiungere fino a 42 nodi di velocità massima.

Pershing 82

prezzo € 5.868.200 iva compresa

Pershing – noto marchio del Gruppo Ferretti – è da sempre sinonimo di lusso e sportività. Il nuovo 82 è capace di prestazioni incredibili: 52 nodi di velocità massima, 42 di crociera. Dotato di flybridge con comandi e tutti i confort, ha 3 cabine ospiti e 2 letti per l’equipaggio.

Super yacht oltre i 30 metri

Chopi chopi by crn gruppo ferretti.

prezzo oltre € 80.000.000 iva compresa

E’ lo yacht più grande costruito da CRN , barca dell’anno a Genova nel 2013, un capolavoro di stile e tecnologia made in italy. Un totale di 5 ponti, ospita 12 persone e fino a 31 membri dell’equipaggio. Raggiunge i 16 nodi di velocità massima grazie a 2 motori Caterpillar.

Lo yacht più grande del mondo

prezzo circa 605.000.000 di dollari

Con 180 metri di lunghezza , il primato ad oggi spetta ad Azzam dei cantieri Lurssen . Questa vera è propria nave è stata costruita in meno di 3 anni ed appartiene a Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, presidente degli Emirati Arabi Uniti nonchè emiro di Abu Dhabi. Raggiunge una velocità di oltre 30 nodi che fanno di lui il super yacht più veloce al mondo .

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Fa schifo solo perchè non c’è la piscina

La piscina è all’interno

Mi scusi, sul suo c’è la piscina?

Ma se c’è il mare??!!

no fa schifo perche costa poco.

Meravigliosi

Gioielli di ingegneria, stile, design. Incantevoli!

Bellissimo articolo. Ma. Mancano gli yacht a vela

Essere poveri é uno stato mentale xche vorremmo sempre ciò che nn possiamo possedere credo che Il proprietario ne vorrebbe uno più grande ancora di quello xche vogliamo sempre di più. C’è gente che nn sa nemmeno cosa sia avere qualcosa.. Nn è una critica ma un modo di vedere. Bisogna accontentarsi. E fare tesoro di quello che abbiamo.

Che brutto esser poveri

meraviglioso stupendo fantastico!

Sono operaio….. guadagno 1300 eu al mese…. quante vite pensate ci possa mettere x comprarmelo…..

420 vite hahahahah buona fortuna

ma non ci avete detto il costo di manutenzione puro per un 50 metri (costo annuo)

Ciao, stiamo preparando una revisione dell’articolo. Presto scriveremo anche dei 50 metri e oltre 😉

in generale il costo complessivo per mantenere uno yacht (carburante, tasse , stipendio marinai, ecc) corrisponde al 10% annuo del prezzo di acquisto, qundi per uno yacht pagato 80 milioni di euro si spenderà circa 8 milioni di euro all’anno

Salve. Ma avete parlato solo del prezzo d’ acquisto… e della manutenzione e del mantenimento nada??

A breve un nuovo aggiornamento ed una nuova classifica degli yacht più costosi al mondo… con uno spazio dedicato alla vela.

Sono un insulto alla Povertà di noi persone comuni che abbiamo salari mensili da vergogna!!!!!!!!! Con i soldi speso per uno di questi “appartamenti galleggianti” si sfamerebbero milioni di bambini del terzo mondo!!!!!! Che schifo pensare che ci sia chi muore di fame e invece chi vive per ingozzarsi…..!!!!! W gli umani!!!! (meglio gli animali)

questi gioielli sono capolavori d’ingegneria e e sono un vanto per il paese che li produce. Non sono un insulto alla miseria ma piuttosto opportunità di lavoro specializzato e benessere

per la realizzazione di uno yacht di 40-50 metri viene dato lavoro a circa 10-15 persone come marinai, e altri 100-150 per la costruzione, che impiega dai 6 mesi all’anno( in base alla grandezza ovviamente). Quindi questi yacht sfamano centinaia di persone per la costruzione e marinai che lavorano lì. Quindi sono un doppio bene perchè accontentano i ricchi che hanno sudato per averli e i ” poveri ” che non se lo possono permettere. È sempre meglio informarsi prima di scrivere cose a caso.

Purtroppo a sfamare le persone ci vorrebbero i governi……. Mi faccio il culo, studio come guadagnare tanto, certamente me la godo, come fanno da una vita i nostri governanti. E’ che non si avvera mai, mi sbatto per pochi spiccioli….. Beati loro che si sbattono per vivere bene… . e certamente avere belle cose e belle e brave persone intorno. In tv parlano sempre di poverta’ mentre un imprenditore vuole solo idee che non catturera’ mai dalla tv.

Non abbiamo che 1 vita. Almeno non tassateci pure i sogni.

Non sono d’accordo sull’insulto alla povertà. anch’io non posso permettermi neanche un centesimo di quello che vedo, ma ci pensate senza di loro quanta gente morirebbe di fame ? sapete a quante persone danno lavoro per costruirli? pensaci ..sono persone come teche hanno fatto e fanno lavorare tantissima gente, immagino che tu lavori da qualche morto di fame. evviva comunque gli animali!!

bello ma non tanto perché manca la piscina

La soddisfazione di andar per mare non dipende da quanto grande é il mezzo , ma dalla soddisfazione di sentirsi parte di esso!!!

Molto interessante e splendidi modelli!

dovrebbero fare siti dove uno può andare a vedere l’italiano medio come fa ad arrivare all’inizio del mese, non alla fine in quanto lo stipendio arriva il 26…, e vedere chi più si arrangia x sopravvivere….. chissà se attirerebbero comuni mortali a visitarli……

Una e, di proprietà , di un parlamentare del pd

io da ragazzo avevo un materassino gonfiabile e mi divertivo lo stesso. Adesso da grande ce l’ho messa tutta per migliorare e credo di esserci riuscito. Ora ne ho due.

ci sto facendo un pensierino, tra un po’ entra la tredicesima

E’ un’offesa a chi lavora onestamente.Massimo rispetto agli arabi che se lo possono permettere,hanno il petrolio gratis da madre natura,ma quante ore deve lavorare una persona per guadagnare queste cifre da capogiro?Il giorno dura solo 24 ore!

Fa schifo solo perché io ho un gommone da tre metri e 4 remi……..

Quanta invidia che leggo!!! Sono ricchi e i ricchi son sempre esistiti ed è giusto così ! E basta…. ammirate la bellezza di questo panfilo e che se lo goda chi lo possiede. Comunque senza i ricchi non lavoreremmo…. aspetta che lo stato ci dia lavoro…. menomale che i privati esistono e ci danno benessere! Accontentiamoci di quello che siamo riusciti a fare ognuno nella e della propria vita. Ammirate il panfilo e godete della sua bellezza!

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Prezzi e Costi per uno Yacht di Lusso

Quanto costa uno yacht? Tutti i diportisti (e non solo) hanno sognato almeno una volta di navigare a largo su uno yacht di lusso, grande abbastanza da dominare i mari e fornito di tutti gli optional. Ma per la maggior parte delle persone, questo resta per l’appunto un sogno , visto i prezzi esorbitanti di queste imbarcazioni esclusive. Eppure la curiosità resta: quanto costano queste enormi barche di lusso ? E se si guardasse invece a uno yacht usato ? Qui vedremo i diversi prezzi in base alla tipologia di imbarcazione e soprattutto in base alla dimensione , per poi prendere in considerazione anche i principali costi di gestione e di manutenzione.

Definizione di yacht

Prima di vedere quanto costa uno yacht, è bene capire quando si può iniziare a parlare di yacht. Con questa parola si tende a indicare qualsiasi imbarcazione di lusso di una certa dimensione. Ma qual è il confine tra semplice barca da diporto e yacht? Non esistono regole assolute, e ci sono barche che, situandosi a metà strada tra i due mondi, possono essere definite in entrambi i modi. É bene però sapere che quando si parla di yacht l’attenzione è posta non solo sulle dimensioni totali della barca, ma anche sullo spazio a disposizione e più in generale di livello di comfort garantito, nonché alla grande cura dei dettagli .

Quanto costa uno yacht?

Dunque, vediamo quale può essere il prezzo di uno yacht. Il tetto massimo, praticamente, non esiste. Lo yacht Dubai , progettato per il principe del Brunei Jefri Bolkiah ma poi acquistato dallo sceicco Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, conta stanze per oltre 90 ospiti e lusso sconfinato , con un prezzo di ben 350 milioni di dollari . Lo yacht di Rowan Abramovich, battezzato Eclipse, costa 1 miliardo e mezzo di dollari. Noi però vogliamo scoprire quanto costano gli yacht “normali”. Ecco, è bene sapere che il prezzo aumenta in modo non proporzionale con la dimensione di queste imbarcazioni: un 50 piedi di un noto cantiere potrebbe per esempio costare 80.000 euro in più del fratello minore da 48 piedi, ma il 52 piedi potrebbe invece costare 150.000 euro in più del modello da 50. Va peraltro detto che il prezzo di vendita è sempre mediamente maggiore per i modelli a motore rispetto a quelli a vela.

Detto questo, gli yacht più piccoli, intesi con misure di poco superiori ai 15 metri , possono essere messi in vendita nuovi a partire dai 600-700 mila euro. Ma questaa tende a essere la base minima per una barca che possa essere definita yacht- Già il Cranchi 56 HT , per esempio, con i suoi 17 metri abbondanti, 3 cabine e 2 bagni, costa più di 1 milione e 100 mila euro.

Guardando ai modelli tra i 18 e i 20 metri, il prezzo si aggira solitamente sul milione e mezzo di euro , mentre oltrepassando la soglia dei 20 si finisce quasi inevitabilmente per superare i 2 milioni, con i modelli da 25 metri che non di rado superano i 4 milioni di euro.

E se volessimo sapere quanto costa un super yacht , così come sono generalmente chiamati gli yacht oltre i 30 metri? Ebbene, qui non ci sono davvero limiti. Si pensi a quello che attualmente è lo yacht più grande tra quelli realizzati da CRN, capace di ospitare 12 persone e con la bellezza di ben 5 ponti: qui siamo o ltre gli 80 milioni di euro

Il prezzo di uno yacht usato

Si è visto che il prezzo degli yacht li rende di fatto irraggiungibili per la grandissima parte delle persone. Si potrebbe quindi accarezzare l’idea di guardare al mercato degli yacht usati. E qui ovviamente le variabili in gioco sono ancora di più. Oltre alle dimensioni, allo spazio a disposizione, alla tipologia di barca e al comfort assicurato entra in gioco anche il fattore età . Detto questo, andando a mettere nel mirino degli yacht non particolarmente recenti è possibile di tanto in tanto individuare delle offerte di yacht di circa 20 – 22 metri a prezzi più accessibili, a partire per esempio da 150.000 euro . Ovviamente qui è necessario calcolare nel modo più preciso possibile quali saranno gli eventuali costi per eventuali riparazioni e per la manutenzione dell’imbarcazione. Non ci sono dubbi: valutare il prezzo esatto di uno yacht usato non è affatto facile, e anche il diportista più informato avrà qualche difficoltà. Meglio quindi affidarsi a un perito navale , che potrà supportare la stima con dei calcoli esatti e partendo da informazioni oggettive.

Gli altri costi da considerare

Nel pensare a quanto costa uno yacht, va sottolineato, è bene non fermarsi sulla sola cifra necessaria per l’acquisto: si parla di barche molto importanti, che in quanto tali presenteranno successivamente delle spese di gestione e di manutenzione altrettanto alte. A quanto ammontano queste spese? Difficile fare una stima precisa su due piedi, ma per comodità si tende spesso a calcolare ogni anno il 10% del costo totale della barca. Si tratta ovviamente di una stima a braccio, ma che ben rende l’idea di quanto oneroso possa essere questo aspetto.

Gli elementi da tenere in considerazione sono davvero tanti. Pensiamo per esempio agli yacht con dimensioni superiori ai 24 o ai 26 metri: qui sarà praticamente obbligatorio poter contare su un equipaggio di professionisti , i quali quindi rappresenteranno un ulteriore costo. Si pensi poi alle normali spese di manutenzione, dall’ antivegetativa per degli scafi enormi per arrivare alla messa a punti dei motori, nonché al fatto che regolarmente ci saranno da sostituire cime , vele e via dicendo. E, visto che si parla di imbarcazioni di lusso, è bene non dimenticare la manutenzione del ponte e degli interni, dalla manutenzione del ponte in teak in poi. Impossibile dimenticare il carburante , avendo a che fare con delle barche molto pesanti, con dei motori ovviamente potenti. E ancora , i costi di ormeggio e di assicurazione di uno yacht sono inevitabilmente superiori – e di parecchio – rispetto a quelli di una normale barca da diporto.

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Io penso che con le nuove imbarcazioni sarà tutto dimezzato poiché entro una certa misura sarà possibile ridurre sua la manutenzione ordinaria e gestire anche i carburanti poiché vi stiamo avviando ai motori elettrici e sempre meno velature tradizionali certo i costi x tali yacth saranno superiori ma c’è la qualità dei materiali stessi molto più performanti leggeri e di facile manutenzione….

Buongiorno, certo, la speranza è che il progresso tecnologico possa portare sia a costi di manutenzione minori, sia a consumi più contenuti, aumentando allo stesso tempo anche la sostenibilità ambientale della navigazione.

A me mi piace tantissimo ma prima devo fare la patente e poi la compro ok ciao

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“Race”, is the name the owner chose. This jewel is the latest from the Riva boat yard which was founded by Carlo Riva . Today’s 50 metre is built in steel and aluminium at Riva’s Superyachts Division in Ancona which the yard’s in house engineering team drew up with input from Ferretti Group and Officina Italiana Design which has an exclusive design contract applicable to all Riva yachts. The owner contributed during the initial phases and requested custom built decor to the interior layout according to his personal tastes and chose free standing furniture for the exteriors. The exterior design work by Mauro Micheli and Sergio Beretta offers timeless classic styling so as to avoid falling for what is currently labelled as trendy one moment, and is gone the very next. Long lasting traits instead like the aquamarine used for the waterline, embellishing steel elements applied to some of the structural parts with mahogany strips lining the bulwarks and the toe and grab rails.

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Liberal use of this precious essence is also found below decks where this wood’s dark colour prevails over other components in polished steel, leather and some of the furniture’s diverse grey hues as well as several other details such as precious carpets that are deployed to protect Apuan white marble flooring. The same stone essentially but of the statuarietto variety, enriches coffee table tops and lines bathroom walls with darker streaks which highlight the contrast with the furniture’s mahogany lining and lacquered grey finishes. This styling is repeated along each of this 50 metres Riva yacht’s five decks which sports something just below 500 GRT in spite of the numerous liveable areas the owner and his guests can enjoy. The passage ways installed enhance an already enviable sense of privacy where separate corridors for crew and guests are the norm.

Stepping on board from the stern into a large cockpit with Nomex® , free standing furniture which is light in terms of weight and is practically insensitive to heat and cold and highly durable through time. It is generally used at best in the aerospace industry. A large shoe basket, an icemaker and a pop-up 55” television set complete the picture. The interiors, engine room or beach area can be accessed from here as well. The beach area comprises two platforms one on port side the other on starboard side resulting in a larger surface area engendering greater contact with the surrounding waters normally accessed by using the sets of carbon steps on each side, which can be also deployed to launch and recover a Williams Dieseljet 625 tender. Crossing the threshold leading into the interiors, visiting guests are confronted with an ample bright open space featuring large window like ports where there’s plenty of room for a living area equipped with a leather sofa seating up to eight, a television cabinet, and a dining area with a cut glass table and a seating capacity of up to ten adjacent to a pair of lateral doors opening out towards the exteriors. Enormous cut glass sliding doors seem to effectively reduce the dividing line between the surroundings and the numerous mirrored surface areas creating en ever growing play of bounding light which seems to increase the volume of the interiors further.

The bow area along the main deck reserved for the owner’s quarters covers a surface area of 70 square metres. The layout comprises three separate spots; a foyer with private study, a lounge with media room and the master cabin with bathroom en suite. Special care has been taken to dampen noise levels in the master cabin. At cruising speeds noise levels are never more than 40 Decibel.All of the four guest cabins, three of which are doubles and one is a twin, are situated along the lower deck as the crew quarters are. Obviously access to each is separate from the other. The crew’s quarters are inclusive of dinette, galley, cold cellar and storage facility. The captain’s cabin is situated adjacent to the helm controls station along the main deck which also hosts a covered living area, with sofa, armchairs, wine cellar and thanks to a dumb waiter this area can double as a place in which to enjoy evening drinks and exquisite dishes in the exterior dining area featuring a corian table for 14 and a pair of electric windscreens on each side.

Astern of this but separated by a 180° swivel and pop up television there’s a furnished area featuring custom built sofas and armchairs. To enjoy even greater privacy when tied up in a port, the bow lounge can be deployed instead. Beneath this there’s a hangar in which to stow a rescue craft and several water toys. The sundeck covers an area of 120 square metres, 90 of these are shaded by a hardtop. A sun bathing spot, a pool with an incorporated hydro massage, a dining zone with BBQ and a rotating pop up television set complete the picture. Every interior and exterior section sports Lutron domotic technology through which you can also exploit diversely lit scenarios accordingly. With a pair of 1,000KW MTU 8V4000M63 engines, Riva “Race” can reach a top speed of 15.5 knots and at 11.0 knots it can cover 3,500 nautical miles without having to refuel.

The technologies on the Riva Race

As a highly sophisticated yacht, Riva “Race” comes with the latest innovation in technologies, custom developed by two Italians highly specialized companies: Videoworks and Team Italia.

Videoworks ( www.videoworksgroup.com ) has designed the AV, IT, TV/Sat, CCTV, IP telephony and home automation system. The AV-IT system was designed according to the philosophy of a distributed system – every cabin/hall has a local rack containing the AV electronics. The audio system in the internal and external premium areas has the James Loudspeaker marine speakers. IP telephony is based on a Panasonic switchboard with fixed and cordless terminals.

The IT infrastructure (cabled and Wi-Fi) is made entirely with Cisco hardware, a world leader in terms of reliability and performance. IP telephony is based on a Panasonic switchboard with fixed and cordless terminals.

Thanks to its considerable experience and long-term partnership with Lutron (a world leading company in the production of light control systems), Videoworks has designed and built the on-board home automation system, i.e. the intelligent control of lights and blinds in the guest area, which makes time on board even more comfortable and pleasant.

The CCTV system is made up entirely of professional Panasonic products. It includes 5 high-resolution IP cameras and a network recorder for recording video flows and archiving them in encrypted form.

Additionally, the satellite TV receiving system has a double antenna with arbitrator, which guarantees optimal signal without blind spots.

Team Italia ( www.team-italia.it ) has designed the innovative I-Bridge® solution with multicontrol and 38” full HD stretched display.

Navigation is made easier by two integrated side flaps and by the exclusive TEAM Italia EMAS (Electronic Moving Assistant System), which processes the data from the 3D sensors and makes manoeuvring the yacht easier

Text by Daniele Carnevali – Photos by Alberto Cocchi

The sea trial was pubblished in Superyacht 65 -Spring 2020

Superyacht numero 65 Spring 2020

TECHNICAL DATA

LOA: 49.90 m

Beam: 8.70 m

Draught: 2.63 m

Displacement fully laden: 514.95 tons

Gross tons: 499.00 GT

Fuel tank capacity: 55,000 litres

Water tank capacity: 13,000 litres

Sewage tank capacity: 7,000 litres

Engines: 2×1.000 kW MTU 8V4000M63

Top speed declared: 15.5 knots

Recommended cruising speed: 14 knots

Range @ 11 knots: 3,500 nm

Naval architecture: Riva

Exterior & Interior Design: Officina Italiana Design

Construction material: steel and aluminium

Classification: Lloyd’s Register of Shipping LR Malta Cross 100, A1, SSC, Yacht, MONO, G6, Malta Cross LMC RINA Green Plus (Y) LY3 Statement of Compliance.

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“Zefira, a magnificent, lean aluminium and carbon 50 metre yacht. A project in which, together with our designers, we put our heart”

Experienced european owners brought together a top team of Dubois, Fitzroy and Tessier to produce their dream yacht: sleek, sophisticated and impressive under sail.

The push for a single level between bridge, saloon and cockpit, combined with ultra-sleek aesthetics, nudged the Dubois design team into new territory. “To get good visibility from the helmstations we had to work hard to lower the accommodation as much as possible, while keeping an open feeling” adds McKeon.

The interior, styled and drawn by Remi Tessier , features a combination of bleached timbers and white leather which results in clean modern lines and provides bright comfortable living areas.

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Zefira S/Y is one of those few yachts that became an attraction for yacht enthusiasts and professionals  well before she hit the water.

This yacht was designed and built with the experience and passion for sailing boats her owners demonstrated from the start as well as a naval engineering and a project design team from  Ed Dubois studio for the exterior, while Remi Tessier was responsible for all the interiors. Zefira was built in a yard which enjoys a  worldwide  reputation for the construction of large sailing yachts.

With such an opening introduction one can expect nothing less than something absolutely extraordinary, where the term used must be read in its best meaning to underscore something that has really nothing of the ordinary. We had the pleasure of talking with the owners who are currently sailing on their yacht after they had  carried out important work in the design phase with the project team to define specific guidelines and details.

Beyond the highly involving dialogue which ensued with flowing examples  of their own sailing experience and passion, we managed to grasp and better understand the idea behind the project which began with a seven metre sloop and  gradually developed in the course of the following 40 years  of which  many were spent at  sea. Putting words to emotion and feelings is never easy to do and  more so when they are other people’s. In this case however everything was a lot easier for us   thanks to our interviewee’s eloquent communicative capability.

The first point our attention was brought to was that Zefira is the largest sailing y

acht ever designed by Dubois with no fly bridge and built by Fitzroy Yachts in New Zealand.  This may strike our readers as a mere detail, but it is in fact one of the principal fundamentals outlining this project because it translates into flowing external lines and a unique profile when observed sideways on.

The choice  of doing without a fly bridge is somewhat unusual since up until  recently a “fly” had been widely accepted as  a run of the mill thing to have on a sailing yacht beyond a given size, but which nevertheless, Zefira is proud to do without giving cause for, among others ,  the following comment volunteered by some of the designers not involved in the project: “The world of sailing now stands  divided between before Zefira and after Zefira”.

Naturally enough this comment in particular is aimed at the yachts’ profile, which brings to a standstill what had become a consolidated practice on yachts this size. Aesthetics is principally  why the owners decided to do without the fly option as well as for practical reasons  they eloquently highlighted: without one  on a  50 metre sailing boat  there’s a complete total view of both what lies ahead up to the horizon and of the sail plan.

Moreover using a higher windswept and sun scorched horizontal plane rather than the main deck itself is by its very nature something destined to be exploited only sporadically and quite correctly in their opinion doesn’t justify having one.

The thought behind the whole project as the requests submitted to both designers and yard indicated,  were to enjoy a pure thorough bred for its performing lines and technical contents, capable of offering the sort of space and commodities expected when cruising extensively in all weather conditions. At a first glance the goal seems to have been easily achieved, but if  we then go into an in-depth analysis, the comments volunteered by project designers earlier seems surely appropriate. The husband and wife team (the owners) followed up on construction work from the initial stages to completion, working through the more important phases in close contact with the professional teams involved.

According to the owners the best part was witnessing the step by step progress of such an enterprise. We can understand the reasons why and genuinely  hope that in  the future such desire will generate the construction of other such extraordinary ships.

Several International prizes for design and technical contents have been awarded to Zefira. Dubois Naval Architects’ studio is proud of the recognitions bestowed since this is the largest sailing yacht project without a “fly” they’ve ever made so far and also for the passion and creativity expressed time and time again by the owners who incidentally had been the previous owners of another Dubois  project built by Alloy Yachts: Kokomo of London (now Nubero Blau). The challenge taken on by the studio was one that meant blending the huge experience acquired by the owners to innovative aesthetics, with a hull capable of delivering the sea-keeping qualities and performance requested.

The owners wished for a boat that could be another home from home: spacious, with a project design that looked ahead into the future. For this reason the design team was invited by the owners to pay them a visit and to take a look at their house to better understand what they wanted.

The choice of the yard was principally dictated by delivery times even if Fitzroy Yachts had been chosen also in function of preceding work carried out from Dubois projects.

Among some of the clever solutions highlighted by the owners in the course of our conversation we wish to mention the ease in steering they experienced and handling the yacht, of course aided by electronics and important data communication systems capable of monitoring and performing many of the required manoeuvres without hindering visibility.

The rig which is capable of carrying up to 3,000 square metres of canvass is per se a very interesting technical achievement inasmuch as it sports a 63.50 metre mast and can still be defined as being “light”. Obviously there’s a carbon fibre mast and boom, as well as fibre stays that have been purposely chosen to reduce weight high above the waterline which translates into less draught and better performance in breezes.

All of the choices adopted for Zefira mean she is very competitive on the race track even against racers and  in spite of the many commodities she carries with her.  As for the interiors and  much of the work put in by  Remi Tessier designer and the co-owner they enhanced an undoubted feeling of both tranquillity and elegance.

Gauged chromatic variety  meets the discerning eye as it takes in lighter and darker shades of handcrafted woodwork placed without ever causing excessive contrast, followed by polished steel elements and ad hoc lighting which enhances relaxation throughout every area. The space chosen to house each piece of furniture, is fruit of  careful study that has contributed into ensuring an uncompromised degree of comfort in the owners’ suite which is situated in the stern and in each of the three guest cabins as well.

One is a twin while the other two are double each one of them sports its own private bathroom. The crew quarters are situated in the bow area and with space for a lounge and crew mess room, which translates into staff’s quality living standards on board. The yacht’s convivial areas are also well distributed and large to ensure adequate privacy to guests and owners alike.

The electronics and navigation aids installed are the most modern on the market, with data and alarm control systems and displays in each of the two external command /control stations  as well as on the bridge deck as can be expected on a state of the art ship such as this. Dictated by reasons of space we have to limit our text to that which has so far been described even when the meeting with Zefira’s owners was so stimulating  we were prompted  to go further.

Since both of them  described Zefira as being a point of arrival but of departure too, we wish them to continue their research work in the yachting field and to offer us, who knows what other input and ideas in the future. For further information please contact: Angelo Colombo

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Loa: 49.70 m – lwl: 44.56 m – beam: 9.95 m – draught: 4.90 m – light displacement: 322 t – engines: 1×1,400 hp caterpillar c32 acert – top speed under power: 16 knots – under sail: 18 knots – fuel tank capacity: 35,000 litres – range at cruising speed: 3,800 nm – consumption at cruise speed: 110 litres/hr – class: lloyds + 100 1 ssc yacht mono g6 mca london ly2 – yacht in line with the international convention for the prevention of pollution from ships (1973) and 1978 protocol including all subsequent amendments (marpol)., everywhere you are, read.

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Zefira is a custom sailing yacht launched in 2010 by Fitzroy Yachts.

Zefira measures 49.69 metres in length, with a max draft of 4.90 metres and a beam of 10.00 metres.

Zefira has an aluminium hull with an aluminium superstructure.

Sailing yachts have long combined nature with man-made beauty.

Her interior design is by Remi Tessier.

Zefira also features naval architecture by Dubois .

Performance and Capabilities

Zefira has a fuel capacity of 37,380 litres, and a water capacity of 10,440 litres.

She also has a range of 4,000 nautical miles.

Accommodation

Zefira accommodates up to 8 guests in 4 cabins. She also houses room for up to 7 crew members.

Other Specifications

Zefira is a Lloyds 100A1 SSC Yacht Mono G6 MCH class yacht.

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• Builder Fitzroy Yachts , New Zealand
• Delivered 2010
• Naval Architect Dubois Naval Architects
• Exterior Stylist Dubois Naval Architects
• Interior Designer Remi Tessier
• LOA49.7m (163ft)
• LWL44.6m (146ft)
• Beam (max)10m (33ft)
• Draft4.9m (16ft)
• Fuel Capacity 37,380 litres
• Water Capacity 10,440 litres
• Range4,000 nm at cruise speed
• Displacement 372 tonnes
• Staterooms4
• Crew4 cabins
• Construction Aluminium
• ClassificationLloyds 100A1 SSC Yacht Mono G6 MCH

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Zefira is the largest vessel crafted by Fitzroy Yachts to date. The Dubois designed vessel was built to exceptional quality levels which continue the yards reputation for building award winning superyachts. Powered by a Caterpillar C32 1450 bhp main engine and a Hundested variable pitch propeller, the propulsion system provides long range motor sailing abilities. The 56 meter ‘light weight’ carbon fiber sailing rig was supplied by Southern Spars, and the sails inventory provided by North Sails.

The interior, styled and drawn by Remi Tessier , features a combination of bleached timbers and white leather which results in clean modern lines and provides bright comfortable living areas. Generous accommodation spaces are provided for the owners and guests all with private ensuite facilities and state of the art entertainment systems. The large main deck saloon opens to a covered cockpit area which features electrically retracting side windows. The very best in lighting and entertainment control systems was incorporated into the yacht by Liquid Automation, allowing the interior ambience to be seamlessly controlled at the touch of a button.

The stainless steel galley with black granite bench top is extremely spacious for a sailing yacht with its carefully planned layout and stylish Gaggenau and Sub Zero appliances. The forward crew area is built to match the guest cabins with similar styling and detail incorporated into the joinery. There are four crew cabins each with their own ensuite which can comfortably accommodate up to 8 crew.

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Superyacht Zefira is a luxury sailing yacht built by Fitzroy Yachts, designed by Dubois Naval Architects, with interior design by Remi Tessier. Measuring 49.7m, sailing yacht Zefira is the largest luxury yacht crafted by Fitzroy Yachts in New Zealand to date and is the largest sloop Dubois Naval Architects has designed without a fly bridge. Sailing yacht Zefira is the 7th Dubois designed sailing yacht to be built by Fitzroy Yachts.

The modern interior, of sail yacht Zefira was designed by Remi Tessier and features a combination of bleached timbers and white leather providing clean lines and bright comfortable living areas. S/Y Zefira’s large saloon on the main deck opens to a covered cockpit area which features electrically retracting side windows. Lighting and entertainment control systems by Liquid Automation, enable the interior ambience to be effortlessly controlled at the touch of a button.

Superyacht Zefira’s stainless steel galley features a black granite bench top and stylish Gaggenau and Sub Zero appliances. The carefully planned layout of the galley and is extremely spacious and functional for a sailing yacht. Forward, the forward crew area is built to match the guest cabins with similar styling and detail incorporated into the joinery. There are a total four crew cabins each with their own ensuite accommodating up to 8 crew.

Zefira Specifications

The Dubois designed fast cruising sloop Zefira, built under the project or model name x50 was crafted to exceptional standards which continue the yards reputation for building award winning superyachts.

Sailing Yacht Zefira boasts excellent technical performance and features beautiful lines. Her aluminium hull is painted a stylish light grey and she measures 49.7m with a beam of 9.95m. Zefira is powered by a Caterpillar C32 1450 bhp main engine and a Hundested variable pitch propeller, the propulsion system provides long range motor sailing abilities. The 56 meter ‘light weight’ carbon fiber sailing rig was supplied by Southern Spars, and the sails inventory provided by North Sails.

Yacht Accommodation

Guests are accommodated in generous 4 staterooms including the owner’s suite and 3 guest cabins all with ensuite facilities and state of the art entertainment systems.

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We do have available further amenity, owner and price information for the 49.69 yacht Zefira, so please enquire for more information.

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Zefira, il “miglior yacht a vela del mondo” in sosta a Vibo Marina

L’imbarcazione di 50 metri, unanimemente considerata una barca da sogno, è rimasta attraccata per poche ore per attività di bunkeraggio

Per gli appassionati di barche , e non solo, si tratta di un’impagabile attrazione, qualcosa di assolutamente straordinario nel suo significato letterario, cioè qualcosa che non ha niente di ordinario. Ma solo in pochi sono riusciti ad accorgersi della sua presenza in porto, che è durata giusto una mattinata . “ Zefira ”, imbarcazione di 50 metri vincitrice dei prestigiosi riconoscimenti internazionali “Show boats Design Award 2011” e di “World Superyacht Awards 2011” come miglior yacht a vela del mondo per il 2011, è rimasta attraccata presso la banchina Bengasi del molo Cortese di Vibo Marina per poche ore, impegnata in attività di bunkeraggio. Costruita in Nuova Zelanda nei cantieri Fitzroy, ha uno scafo in alluminio e una trave con un raggio di quasi dieci metri. Gli interni sono stati disegnati da Remi Tessier e possono ospitare otto ospiti in quattro cabine. Battente bandiera maltese, è unanimemente considerata una barca da sogno : elegante, sofisticata, impressionante sotto vela con il suo albero in carbonio alto 63,5 metri . Un’estetica innovativa, che ha portato uno dei suoi progettisti ad affermare, non senza una punta di orgoglio: «Il mondo della vela si divide tra prima di Zefira e dopo di Zefira». Proveniente da Patmos(Grecia), dopo la sosta tecnica ha ripreso il mare facendo rotta verso Capri .

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ZEFIRA is a 49.68 m Sail Yacht, built in New Zealand by Fitzroy Yachts and delivered in 2010.

Her top speed is 18.0 kn and she boasts a maximum range of 4000.0 nm when navigating at cruising speed, with power coming from a Caterpillar diesel engine. She can accommodate up to 8 guests in 4 staterooms, with 7 crew members waiting on their every need. She has a gross tonnage of 363.0 GT and a 9.95 m beam.

She was designed by Dubois Naval Architects , who also completed the naval architecture. Dubois Naval Architects has designed 77 yachts and created the naval architecture for 72 yachts for yachts above 24 metres.

Her interior was designed by Rémi Tessier , who has 26 other superyacht interiors designed in the BOAT Pro database - she is built with a Teak deck, a Aluminium hull, and Aluminium superstructure.

ZEFIRA is in the top 10% by LOA in the world. She is one of 83 sailing yachts in the 45-50m size range, and, compared to similarly sized sailing yachts, her cruising speed is 0.9 kn above the average, and her top speed 4.69 kn above the average.

ZEFIRA is currently sailing under the Malta flag, the 3rd most popular flag state for superyachts with a total of 1057 yachts registered. She has recently entered the NCA refit yard, in Italy. For more information regarding ZEFIRA's movements, find out more about BOAT Pro AIS .

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• Name: ZEFIRA
• Yacht Type: Sail Yacht
• Builder: Fitzroy Yachts
• Naval Architect: Dubois Naval Architects
• Exterior Designer: Dubois Naval Architects
• Interior Designer: Rémi Tessier

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Salah time in Shchëlkovo, Moscow Oblast (Russia)

Get accurate prayer time for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha prayers in Shchëlkovo, Moscow Oblast (Russia) for today, tomorrow and next 30 days.

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When are the prayer times today in Shchëlkovo?

Salah (or Salat), the second pillar of Islam, consists of five daily prayers. These prayers are Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. It is important to know the Islamic prayers times in Shchëlkovo because they must be done according to the exact position of the sun in the sky. As a result, these times will vary from day to day.

Today, islamic prayers in Shchëlkovo happen at the following times (according to Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia calculation method):

• Fajr (dawn prayer): 05:17
• Dhuhr (noon prayer): 12:39
• Asr (afternoon prayer): 15:28
• Maghrib (dusk prayer): 18:14
• Isha (sunset prayer): 19:55

Salah is sometimes referred to as Namaz and the times of Namaz in Shchëlkovo are listed below. For times of prayer for tomorrow and next days please refer to the timetable below.

Azan prayers timing

The Azan is a signal inviting worshipers to attend the prayer. It is given five times per day prior to each prayer. The call is delivered by the Muezzin.

Listed below are the Shchëlkovo Salah times for the next 30 days. Please check these times daily for the most up-to-date time.

The times listed below have been determined by the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia calculation method.

How are prayer times calculated for Shchëlkovo?

The prayer times of each of the five prayers are determined by the specific position of the sun in the sky. The Shchëlkovo Salah times typically change daily, the prayer times will be different on each day. Usually, the time only varies by a minute per day but some days will have the same time for multiple days consecutively. Because of the changing times, it is important to check the prayer schedule each day.

Why is it important to know exact prayer times in Shchëlkovo?

Since prayer times are dictated by the position of the sun, the precise times must be adhered to. A prayer must never be performed earlier than the set time. Each prayer is directed to be performed at a certain, specific, exact time.

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What time is fajr prayer in shchëlkovo today.

The Fajr prayer, which is sometimes referred to as the dawn prayer, is the first prayer of the day. The prayer begins as the sky begins to turn light.

This prayer allows for remembering God before the day starts. It is one of the five mandatory prayers and begins at the moment of dawn.

Fajr in Shchëlkovo starts at 05:17.

When is Dhuhr prayer in Shchëlkovo today?

The Dhuhr (also known as Zuhr, Duhr or Thuhr) prayer times in Shchëlkovo are at noon. After the work day has begun, there is a break in the day to remember God and to give thanks.

The Dhuhr prayer beings as the sun begins to drop after reaching its highest point for the day.

Dhuhr in Shchëlkovo is at 12:39 today.

What time is Asr prayer?

The Asr prayer is also known as the afternoon prayer. It is considered the fifth prayer of the day and consists of four rakats.

Asr is at 15:28 in Shchëlkovo today.

What time is Maghrib prayer in Shchëlkovo today?

The time to pray Maghrib in Shchëlkovo is just after the sun goes down. This is the sunset prayer that allows Muslims to think of God as the day is over and occurs right after sunset. The day has been completed and the Maghrib prayer helps worshipers recall God.

This prayer is performed at dusk at 18:14.

What time is Isha today in Shchëlkovo?

The Isha time prayer in Shchëlkovo is the sunset prayer. It occurs when there is no more light but only total darkness. It is a time to reflect on all of the good things that God has bestowed.

Today, Isha starts at 19:55.

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Shchëlkovo in Moscow Oblast is a city in Russia about 39 mi (or 62 km) north-west of Moscow, the country's capital city.

Local time in Shchëlkovo is now 12:32 AM (Wednesday). The local timezone is named Europe / Moscow with an UTC offset of 3 hours. We know of 5 airports in the vicinity of Shchëlkovo, of which two are larger airports. The closest airport in Russia is Sheremetyevo International Airport in a distance of 21 mi (or 34 km), South-East. Besides the airports, there are other travel options available (check left side).

There are several Unesco world heritage sites nearby. The closest heritage site in Russia is Architectural Ensemble of the Trinity Sergius Lavra in Sergiev Posad in a distance of 37 mi (or 60 km), East.

When in this area, you might want to pay a visit to some of the following locations: Vostochnoe Degunino, Moscow, Cheremushki, Krasnaya Pahra and Orekhovo-Borisovo Yuzhnoye. To further explore this place, just scroll down and browse the available info.

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As Moscow booms, its convention and meeting venues are playing catch-up by Edith Hall Friedheim In October 2006, a total of about 40,000 high-profile politicians, businessmen and show-business celebrities, most of them Russian, attended the four-day Millionaire Fair at Moscow’s Crocus City Exhibition Center to buy diamond-encrusted telephones and other indulgences most provincial Russians can only dream of. Dizzy from the wealth the oil boom has brought, a nouveau riche Russian elite are making up for decades of deprivation, creating lives ever and ever more bespredel (without limits). Tourism might be driving St. Petersburg’s economy, but Moscow is a commercial boomtown where entire neighborhoods of drab Soviet architecture are being replaced with smart shopping centers, nightclubs and glass-and-steel office buildings that tower above the rest of the city.

The area around Krasnaya Presnya, once a working-class quarter, has the greatest political and financial concentration, housing the White House, World Trade Center, Expocenter and other corporate megaliths. Originally the idea for a major trade center was initiated by Armand Hammer, who began doing business with the USSR in the 1920s and knew every Communist leader from Lenin to Gorbachev. Launched in 1980, along with its adjacent Mezhdunarodnaya Hotel, the first WTC was replaced in 2004 with a 21-story World Trade Center II, built between the original complex and a new Expocenter.

There’s no shortage of convention facilities in Moscow, but when it comes to claims of “state-of-the-art technology,” caveat emptor: What Westerners consider state-of-the-art can fall frustratingly short in other parts of the world. Of the three major meetings venues near Moscow’s fairgrounds, the World Trade Center (12 Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment (nab.), tel. 495-258-1212; www.wtcmoscow.ru) claims its 1,500-person capacity Congress Hall is the city’s largest and best equipped multi-purpose facility, no more, no less. The venue’s 28 adaptable function halls on two floors boast several thousand square feet of floor space and such support services as simultaneous translation, audio-visual equipment, overhead projector and screen, flipcharts and markers, and microphones. (These or similar services are provided by most Moscow business and hotel centers.)

The Manezh Exhibition Center (1 Manezhnaia St., tel. 095-292-4459;) has an unbeatable location near the Kremlin and a fascinating history that dates back to 1817, when the original building—now virtually replaced because of a deadly fire in 2004—was a riding school where Tolstoy had his first lessons.

The Mezhdunarodnaya Hotel, the “Mezh” to expats (12 Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment, tel. 095-258-2122; www.wtcmoscow.ru) has the advantage of sharing both the World Trade Center’s address and its 1,500-seat Congress Hall. And nearby, Expocenter (14 Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment, tel. 495-255-3733; www.expocentr.ru) has added a 600-seat Expo-Congress facility to attract the conference market. Although the fairgrounds in particular, and Krasnaya Presnya, its neighboring Fili, and the southern districts in general, can hardly be considered ideal starting points for exploring Moscow on foot, they do encompass Tolstoy’s House, the former Russian Parliament building, Victory Park and Moscow State University, all worth a visit.

Crocus City International Exhibition Center (4 Krasnogorsk, tel. 495-727-2598; www.eng.crocusexpo.ru) is one of Moscow’s most ambitious developments, part of a $28 million Crocus Expo complex that includes a marina, yacht club, helicopter pad, entertainment center, luxury shopping mall and up-market restaurants—Disneyland redux. As such, it managed to snare the 2006 Millionaire Club trade show for the second consecutive year. 900 delegates can convene in 226,042 square feet of floor space when the four conference halls of Pavilion 1 are combined. The Food Court in the same pavilion can dish up more than 1,000 Russian-style portions of blini and beef stroganoff at one time.

If the sleek, low-slung Crocus City complex defines “new” Russian architecture, the All-Russia Exhibition Center (Vserossiysky Vystavochny Center, tel. 495-544-3400; www.vvcentre.ru ) screams “Stalin Baroque” in all its excess. Ornate, monumental in size and scope—with 70 fountains, about 70 pavilions and wide promenades, the VVTs, as it is called today, was created by the Soviet government in 1939, enlarged during the 1950s to better glorify Soviet Republics, and finally left to fend for itself after the collapse of Communism. The current trade-fair-cum-shopping-center is as much a tourist attraction as a center of commerce. Closer to central Moscow the well-established Sokolniki Culture and Exhibition Center (1 Sokolnicheskiy Val, Pav. 4, tel. 495-995-0595; www.exposokol.com/eng) offers 13 function halls in 301,390 square feet of indoor space.

Every city in Russia has a Gostiny Dvor, a central covered market. Moscow’s, in Red Square (3 Varvarka St., tel. 095-298-5549; www.mitf.ru/eng) has undergone centuries of modification since it was first covered in brick in 1590 and later transformed in neoclassical style with Corinthian columns and arcades. In 1995 it gained a glass roof and its Atrium morphed into one of the city’s most fashionable exhibition venues.

Moscow may seem overwhelming at first, but its historic nucleus—Red Square and the Kremlin—is compact enough to see on foot. Heading any list of must-sees: Lenin’s Mausoleum, St. Basil’s Cathedral, the GUM department store and the Kremlin itself, which houses among other tsarist treasures Catherine the Great’s diamond-studded coronation crown and a collection of Fabergé eggs.

As to restaurants in central city, One Red Square (tel. 095-925-3600)— enter via the History Museum—features a menu culled from 200 years of traditional Russian recipes; it’s inexpensive for its location, and the cuisine is highly rated. Bosco, in the GUM department store (tel. 095-929-3182), is a cross between an Italian café and a Russian tearoom. What could be a better combination than cappuccino and views of the sun setting over St. Basil’s at dusk? Even Pushkin would approve of Café Pushkin (tel. 095-229-5590/91), a restored 19th-century mansion where the in-crowd dines on blini and black caviar. The café isn’t really a café at all, except for its ground-level bar open 24 hours. Upstairs the cuisine is strictly haute, with prices to match. But Café Pushkin is one of Moscow’s finest restaurants, and worth the splurge.

While most major Moscow hotels house conference facilities, the largest and best-equipped are not necessarily in the top properties or most central locations. One businessman recently praised the President’s “five-star conference rooms” while deriding its “four-star accommodations.” And the colossal, recently revamped 1970s Cosmos Hotel garners fewer than five stars in guidebooks, but its convention facilities are among Moscow’s most sophisticated. Conversely, the Mezhdunarodnaya, sharing the World Trade Center’s 1,500-seat Congress Hall and other business amenities, is a true five-star hotel in every respect except location; anyone looking for nightlife will find it inconvenient. And speaking of nightlife, local restaurants and nightclubs open, close, and change their addresses so often that hotel guests should consult their concierge desks for recommendations.

In Russian hotel ratings, stars are not as important as when a property was built or completely upgraded. Generally location determines price; the closer the property to the center of town, the more expensive. According to Natasha Bloom, Sales Executive with the Russian Travel Group, Moscow’s average $347 room rate qualifies it as the world’s most expensive city for lodging (especially in November, prime convention time), outdistancing New York and London. Yet there are bargains to be had.

The colossal (almost 1,800 rooms) Soviet-era Cosmos Hotel (150 Mira Prospect, tel. 095-234-1000; www.hotelcosmos.ru.) doesn’t have the five-star prestige of Moscow’s Marriotts or Méridiens, but it boasts one of the city’s most comprehensive convention and conferences venues, including a 1,000-seat congress/concert/ cinema hall, and multiple conference and exhibition halls. All this and an exhaustive Web site, albeit last updated in 1998, make it a standout in its class.

When easy access to Red Square and the Kremlin counts, it’s reassuring to book the brands with cache: Marriott, Hyatt, Kempinski. As the latest in Moscow’s inventory of elite central-city hotels, the ultra-deluxe Ararat Park Hyatt (4 Neglinnaya St., tel. 095-783-1234; www.moscow.park. hyatt.com) offers almost 4,000 square feet of business space in its well-staffed, 180-seat ballroom and smaller meeting rooms. Nearly everything is within walking distance, including the best restaurants. Its bar is also the crème de la crème of Moscow night spots.

As typically European in style and décor as the Ararat is modern, the Baltschug Kempinski (1 Baltschug St., tel. 095-230-6500; www.kempinski-commoscow.ru) has an unprepossessing façade and terrific views of the Kremlin and St. Basil’s Cathedral. Up to 180 people can rendezvous in two adequate-sized meeting rooms or sit down to dinner in an atrium that serves up to 230.

Marriott’s five-star flagship Grand (26 Tverskaya St., tel. 095-937-0000; www.marriott.com), the same company’s five-star Aurora Royal (11/20 Petrovska St., tel. 095-937-1000; www.marriott.com), and the slightly lower-end but enormous Renaissance (18/1 Olympijskij Avenue, tel. 095-931-9000; www.renaissancehotels .com) handle groups of up to 600 in as many as 28,000 square feet of floor space (Renaissance).

Less expensive than the Marriotts, the elegant Art Nouveau Metropol (1/4 Theater Passage, tel. 095-927-6000; www.metropol-moscow.ru), dating from 1903, is no slouch when it comes to celebrity guests, having hosted Leo Tolstoy, G.B. Shaw and JFK during its hundred-year history. Clients convene either in the main conference hall holding just under 300 people, or in five smaller rooms, ranging in capacity from 50 at a round table, to 150 in an amphitheater setup.

Another 19th-century landmark—somehow it also survived Stalin’s demolition of countless relics of the Russian “bourgeoisie"—the National Hotel, now Le Royal Méridien National (14/1 Okhatny Rd., tel. 095-258-7000; www.national.ru) was Lenin’s home in 1918. Refurbished during the 1990s, it now vies with the Metropol as Moscow’s grande dame, boasting views of the Kremlin its rival can’t match. The National’s 14 banquet halls and conference rooms service as many as 170 people.

Finally, the President (24 Bolshaya Yakimanka, tel. 095-239-3800; www. president-hotel.ru), once a pied-à-terre for high-ranking Soviet officials, and the Golden Ring (5 Smolenskaya Square, tel. 095-725-0100; www.hotel-goldenring.ru) are updated vintage Soviet, and both offer a full range of facilities.

GETTING THERE

Aeroflot (nonstop) From NY (JFK): business class $2,799–$4,798; economy class $459–$2,194 From Los Angeles: business class 3,599–$5,758; economy class $739–$2,638

AeroSvit (via Kiev) From NY (JFK): business class $1,859–$2,290 economy class $284–$1,444 From Los Angeles: AeroSvit only flies from NY. Buying a separate roundtrip from LA–NY on another carrier would be cheaper than buying its published interline fares

Air France (via Paris) From NY (JFK or Newark): business class $2,863–$6,674; economy class $383–$3,974 From Los Angeles: business class $3,300–$8,455; economy class $506–$5,564

Delta Airlines From NY (JFK nonstop): business class $2,943–$8,034; economy class $413–$4,054 From Los Angeles (via JFK): business class $3,300–$9,540; economy class $579–$5,564 Lufthansa (via Frankfurt or Munich) From NY(JFK or Newark): business class $2,863–$7,058; economy class $589–$4,046 From Los Angeles: business class $3,300–$8,838; economy class $779–$5,564

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