Don’t Miss Places To Visit In Moscow

Moscow, the capital of Russia, is considered by the population to be one of the largest cities in Europe. The city is also an important political, economic, religious and cultural center. Moscow is the seventh largest city in the world in terms of population with more than 10 million inhabitants according to the statistics of 2010. Moscow receives hundreds of tourists who spend their holidays in Russia every year.

The city was the capital of the Russian empire, only for 3 years, from 1728 to 1730. Moscow houses the Kremlin, one of the world heritage sites and one of the most beautiful monuments travelers often visit Russia.

Today We Would Explore Some Of The Interesting Places In Moscow

The Kremlin

The Kremlin is in fact one of the most remarkable monuments in Moscow often visited by travelers traveling through Russia. This enormous complex was first established in the 12th century as a fortress to protect the city from foreign invasions. The complex was attacked by the Mongols in the 14th century. The Russians, however, regained control over the palaces in the same century to become the seat of the Cesar government of Russia. Today the complex consists of many buildings and buildings worth a visit, such as the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary, the Weapon Museum, the Cathedral Arena and the Diamond Fund Museum.

The Red Square

The Red Square in Moscow is one of the most beautiful places in the city that is often explored by hundreds of tourists who spend their holidays in Russia. The square is known for the housing of the Kremlin, the Mausoleum of Lenin and a popular historical shopping area. This is where tourists can see some of the most interesting monuments of Moscow.

Although historians claim that its name, Red Square, has nothing to do with communism and was called by the color of the surrounding buildings, many scholars claim that this was partly due to communism that once thrived in the city and throughout the country.

The Mausoleum Of Vladimir Lenin

This settlement houses the body of Vladimir Lenin, the former Russian leader since his death in 1924. It must be mentioned here that Lenin was mummified and never buried. The mausoleum is frequented by many residents and tourists who spend their holidays in Russia.

Lenin died on January 21, 1924. Aleksey Shchusev began two days later to think of the design that would house the body of such a prominent figure and came up with this remarkable building that we see today. After his death, it is said that more than 100,000 Russians visited him. Today, a large number of travelers traveling through Russia also visit the mausoleum.

The Garden Of Alexander In Moscow

Considered one of the first national parks that are located in the Russian capital, Alexander's Garden consists mainly of three different parks. Established around the beginning of the 19th century, the garden houses many remarkable sections and establishments. This is the main reason why many travelers traveling through Russia visit the Alexander Garden.

One of the most interesting places to visit in Alexander's Garden in Moscow is the grave of the Unknown Soldier who was founded in 1947. The Upper Garden, as the Russians call it perfect, is the largest of the other three and houses some beautiful trees and flowers.

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