A grandiose public square situated at the very heart of the Russian capital where many of Moscow's most famous landmarks are located. The first thing you may notice is that the 'Red' Square is not red. Many believe that the word 'red' somehow is A nod to the Soviet Union, but the history reaching beyond the October Revolution of 1917. The Russian word for 'red' was synonymous with the word for 'beautiful', and only in modern Russian did the meaning change to simple reflect color. You can visit the prestigious central shopping mall, or even visit Lenin's tomb!
The Moscow Kremlin
The seat of Russian power, and the place of residence for Russia's presidents was' founded back far in the 14th century. The current walls of the Kremlin, built by Italian designers from 1485-1495, enclose an area of about 90 acres. Within They stand five palaces, four cathedrals, and even a helipad!
Gorky Park
You may call it the Russian version of NYC's Central Park, but the official name of this top Moscow destination is The Central Park of Rest and Culture Named After M. Gorky. Founded in 1928, this park paved way for an era of park The former Soviet Union. It's full of fun things to see and do, as well as great places to eat!
Museum of the Great Patriotic War (WWII)
You can not visit Moscow without going to this museum. Opened to public view in May of 1995, this museum gives visitors a deep understanding of what the Soviet Union infring and after the Second World War. It's a heavy experience, but it's worth it Nonetheless.
Moscow State University
Not only will you get to experience the grand Stalin-style design of the building, but also enjoy a leisurely walk through the garden situated right outside. This is the top university in Russia, and only the best of the best are able to attend here . If you stand on the stairs with your back to the building, you'll see a beautiful scene with fountains and carefully watch gardens. At the end of this garden there is a great view of central Moscow from Sparrow Hills where you can, if You have the eye, pick out some of the 'seven sisters' churches.
Moscow Metro System
This is very general title gets a place on the list because the entire Moscow Metro system is simply a museum. I urge you to get off at any stop the looks interesting and take a look around! There are murals, expeditions, art pieces, and that's To mention the awe-inspiring chandeliers! Each station is unique, and presents a separate time in Russia's long history. From old white marble to stainless steel, the Moscow Metro is a landmark in its own right.
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
You are see so much history in Moscow that it will be refreshing to see some modern art. This highly critical museum is one of Moscow's best. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so I'll withhold my personal comments on the Art itself, but I can say that it is impressive!
Moscow is the epicenter of Russian power, economics, and change. The history is seemingly endless, and there is so much to see. I personally suggest a guided tour, but with the list above, you may not need one!
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