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St. Bassil's Cathedral
In 16th century a stone church of the Trinity with a small cemetery was situated on this place. The Blessed Vasily, who has dyed in August 2, 1555, considered to be foolish, was buried near this stone church. In October 2, 1552, Russian troops took K...
Poklonnaya Mountain
Poklonnaya Hill (Hill of Glory) is a memorial complex dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Victory in the Second World War. It’s one of the most picturesque sities of Moscow.
The Poklonnaya Hill is the flat hill in the western part of Moscow,...
Moscow Internatioal House of Music
Moscow International Performance Arts Center, opened in 2003, also known as Moscow International House of Music, is known for its performances in classical music. It also has the largest organ in Russia installed in Svetlanov hall.
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The Cathedral of Christ Saviour
The temple was constructed on a vow given by sovereign Alexander I in gratitude for saving fatherland "from the Gauls invasion". The temple was supposed to be built on Vorobyovy mountains under the project of architect Vitberg. Subsequently "on intri...
Moscow State University
Moscow State University's imposing central building stands on the Vorobyovy Gory (the Sparrow Hills), dominating the campus and overlooking the Luzhniki district of the city. The enormous gothic skyscraper was commissioned by Stalin, along with 6 oth...
The Red Square
A name synonymous with Moscow and Russia, The Red Square is the most famous landmark and tourist destination, after the Kremlin. Historically known by different names, The Red Square acquired its current name in 1650 when it was called Krasnaya Plosc...
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