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During the summer months, a few parking lots near the town square are blocked off and reserved for use by locals who sign up to have a tent or stand there. Usually available are many kinds of produce, jams and honey, small crafts (including pottery, textiles, and jewelry), and chalk (for children to draw on the sidewalk with). There is also usually live music performed in the square. The exact selection varies.
The most notable landmark, the University of Idaho has a large campus that takes up a considerable portion of the town.
A museum dedicated to the spotted Appaloosa horses. Free but suggested donation is $2 per person or $4 per family.
A mansion built in 1886, which is now a museum run by the Latah County Historical Society.
The 9-mile paved Chipman Trail connects Moscow and Pullman, and is a favorite with bikers, joggers and roller bladers. The 13-mile (11+ paved, 1.6 gravel) Latah Trail connects Moscow and Troy, and snakes through wheat fields and pine groves.