Shows similar to A Gentleman in Moscow

This historical drama explores the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, offering a lavish portrayal of the British monarchy and political climate. Fans of richly detailed period pieces like A Gentleman in Moscow will appreciate the careful attention to character development and historical accuracy.

Delving into the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants, Downton Abbey presents a captivating story of social hierarchy and change. Viewers who enjoy A Gentleman in Moscow's exploration of life within the confines of a luxury hotel will find the grandeur and intimate human stories of Downton Abbey compelling.

Set in the post-war period, Call the Midwife explores the lives of a group of midwives. It shares A Gentleman in Moscow's emphasis on character-driven storytelling and period setting, and offers a heartwarming look at the era's social changes.

Set in the 1960s, Mad Men provides a stylish and nuanced look at the lives of advertisers on Madison Avenue. With its emphasis on rich character studies and period detail, it will resonate with audiences who appreciate A Gentleman in Moscow's depth and historic context.

While focused on the life of a 1950s housewife-turned-stand-up comic, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's rich period detail and character development evoke a sense of nostalgia that fans of A Gentleman in Moscow might appreciate.

Boardwalk Empire's narrative focuses on the Prohibition era, depicting the intricate politics, crime, and business of the time. Its blend of historical drama with political intrigue makes it appealing for those who enjoy the complexity and elegance of A Gentleman in Moscow.

A satirical, comedic approach to the historical genre, The Great is an imaginative take on the rise of Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia. Its wit and charm coupled with its historical backdrop might appeal to those who enjoy the interplay of history and narrative as seen in A Gentleman in Moscow.

This spy thriller set during the Cold War pitches deep undercover Soviet spies in suburban America. It offers a blend of suspense and character-depth that might attract those interested in A Gentleman in Moscow's themes of Russian history and aristocracy.