Moscow Landmarks and Historic sites

Thinking of Russia, two great cities come instantly to mind, Moscow and St. Petersburg.  There are some of the best places to see in Moscow. Specifically, one can try for a 13 day itinerary...

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The Cathedral of Christ the Savior is situated in Moscow and is considered as the largest Orthodox Church in the world. The historic building itself is superb and was rebuilt in 2000 after Stalin demolished the original one....

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Address: Moscow, Russia
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The Cathedral of the Archangel is situated at the Kremlin and consists of tombs of the dead Russian princes. The visitors get to visit the special area which is dedicated to Ivan; the terrible’s son and is also...

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Address: Kremlin, Moscow, Russia
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Lenin’s Mausoleum is located in Red Square in Moscow and is a mausoleum which serves as the current resting place of Vladimir Lenin. The Mausoleum of Lenin is one of the most curious tourist attractions in Moscow....

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Address: REd Square, Moscow, Russia
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The Moscow Kremlin is a historic fortified complex situated as the heart of Moscow city and includes four cathedrals, four palaces, along with the Kremlin Wall with towers. It’s a mythic refuge which links the modern...

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Address: Moscow, Russia
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Red Square is probably the major attraction in Moscow, and one of the most famous city-square all over the world, separating the Kremlin, the official residence of the president of Russia and the Royal Citadel from a...

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The Kremlin, a fortified complex in Moscow, includes palaces and cathedrals.Inhabited since the second millennium BC, the site was earlier called the ‘Grad of Moscow’. The Kremlin walls and towers were...

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