Moscow sights

The historic fortress with churches and palaces. »Prince Yuri ascended the hill, looked around, looked to all sides, here and there, in both directions of the Moscow River and the Neglinnaja along, and ...

Overwhelming view from the lookout point above the town. 85 meters above the Moskva, in a wide loop of the river, is the viewing platform of the mountains Sperling, the former Lenin Hills. In the thirti...

The largest church in the city. Powerful rises since the summer of 1997 at the Christ the Savior Cathedral back to the spot where it once was consecrated in 1883. Stalin was removed in 1931 to blow up t...

Creepy shrine of the Russian Revolution. Vladimir Lenin had originally wanted to be buried next to his mother in St. Petersburg, but Stalin thought his memory would be best served if he could continue b...

The main street of Moscow with hotels, luxury shops and monuments. This is the first street in the center that you can take if you are coming from the airport into the city. Ever since the 14th Century ...

Reiner Liberty, inside and out. The former Villa Rjabuschinskij, by the architect Fyodor Schechtel design and from 1900 to 1902 in the most beautiful Art Nouveau style, is asymmetric and displays a rota...

Alexander Garden: recreation in the center. For years, showed the Manege Square as a giant construction site. Just in time for the celebrations of the 850th anniversary celebration in September 1997 eve...

The old monastery, beautifully restored. A visit to the Neujungfrauenklosters is always recommended. The biggest and most beautiful monasteries of Moscow was founded in 1524 and in recent years, thoroug...

At the Pushkin Square in the Twerskaja, Moscow's main street, topped by the bronze monument of the most popular poet of the country: Alexander Pushkin. The park around the monument is a popular meetin...