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1. Red Square
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
This square is the most famous city square in all of Russia. It is situated between the Kremlin (the former royal citadel and currently the official residence of the..
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
Established in 1755, Russia’s foremost university is over 250 years old. The university was originally situated in and then near Red Square but the main faculties moved..
3. Kremlin
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
A historic fortified complex and UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
This beautifully ornate cathedral with it's multicolored onion domes dominates Moscow's Red Square and represents the epitome of Russian churches. It's interior is..
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
The Metro network of Moscow city is one of the best I have ever seen and travelled in anywhere in the world. Some of the stations are such beautiful as if they are..
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
Is the main church in Moscow. Opened in 1883, in a memory of Russian victory over Napoleon in 1812, this building was the biggest cathedral in Russia. But communists..
7. Gorky Park
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
Once opon a time a saw an ancient white and black photograph of Gorki Park during wintertime- an couple was ice-skating! Looked really peacefully and calm, though I..
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
St. Andronik Monastery, is a former monastery on the left bank of the Yauza River in Moscow, consecrated to the Holy Image of Saviour Not Made by Hands and containing..
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
Loved the realist paintings of Russian nature, animals, etc. The building is beautiful.
10. Arbat Street
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Moscow, Central Russia, Russia
Very tourist driven area. You'll find knick-nacks more expensive here than in other parts (like the Izmailovsky Market). It is fun to walk down.
