Moscow Kremlin (Moskovsky Kreml)

Red Square, Moscow , Central Russia, Russian Federation - Phone: 095 924 55 03
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    Architectural building, Government building, Historic site, Historic walking area, Town center/square/plaza, Museum complex

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    A day in Moscow

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    We arrived in Moscow at 6.45am - or at least that's what we thought but... Hurrah, Moscow is three hours ahead of the Ukraine and it's a much more civilised 9.45 - which, most importantly means that breakfast places are about to open :-)

    We gather our thoughts and shake off another train sleep amongst the many other Russians dozing in the …

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    Exploring Moscow

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    ... the tomb of the Unknown Soldier which was lucky timing on our behalf as we got to see the classic ridiculously high kicking Russian march.  Check out the video I have uploaded! Next we entered the Kremlin which is a huge walled compoud which houses ...

  • 2

    Lenin had a big brain and Stalin loved his mum

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    ... a bar but ended up backstage by accident. We're off to breakfast on a "tasty plate" and then finaly get into the Kremlin now. ...... Actually today we're off to Irkust, we saw many great things in Moscow which we will write about next time :) ...

  • 3

    How do you follow that up? Still on cloud 9!

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    ... views of the city were augmented by fireworks as soon as we showed up.  They knew we had finally made it!  On the way back we went through downtown and all the soviet-era buildings, especially the Kremlin, are amazing lit up at night! ...

  • 4

    A week in Moscow

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    ... expanse of Red Square with its kaleidoscopic icon of Russia, St Basil's Cathedral, the imposing and awe-inspiring Kremlin, the Byzantine cathedrals scattered throughout the city, gold domes shining like beacons, Stalin's gigantic neoclassical skyscrapers ...

  • 5

    Rainy Moscow

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    ... . The unfortunately decaying classic Russian estates from the Tsar times, build in U shapes along the streets. The Russian orthodox churches. The Moscow conservatory and the Bolshoi theater. We even saw a group of buildings that was moved back a couple ...

  • 6

    Beautiful spring days in Moscow

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    ... and stood at least 100m tall. Without doubt the monument was quite impressive and its placed right in the centre of Moscow near the Kremlin. We then wandered down to the Tretyakov gallery and again were served by a barking russian lady who didn't speak ...

  • 7

    Moscow - The advanture continues

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    ... much.  As I exit the teatre, I saw this massive military parade down Tverskaya Ulitsa, the largest boulvard in Moscow toward the Kremlin. As I asked some the bystanders, I found out this the day when Russian celebrated their end of WWII defeating ...

  • 8

    First Night on a Train!

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    ... was like nothing I have ever seen on a train, with matching carpets and curtains, even the plates and cups were embossed with the Russian state railways logo.  This was train  number 1, so I should have expected it to be impressive.  ...

  • 9

    STATION HOPPING

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    ... .  First I went to the famous pedestrian walking street called Arabat Ulitsa on the west side of Kremlin. This is the most famous street in Moscow and a favorite hang out for Moscow artists and alikes. There are plenty of cafes, yes Starbucks ...

  • 10

    Kremlin

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    ... My host treat me to a very nice breakfast, then I am my my way to Kremlin, the Capital of the Russian empire.  The Kremlin has been settled since 11 th century with the predominate religion of Eastern Orthodoxy. The building and churches all got ...