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What to See in Moscow
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Overview
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Moscow Kremlin
A UNESCO World Heritage Site alongside Red Square, this fortress has always been the official seat of power. The complex includes several palaces, religious buildings, monuments, and museums.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site alongside Red Square, this fortress has always been the official seat of power. The complex includes several palaces, religious buildings, monuments, and museums.
Bogoroditse-Smolenski Monastery
Also known as the Novodevichy Convent, this beautiful structure has remained unchanged since its construction in the 16th century.
Also known as the Novodevichy Convent, this beautiful structure has remained unchanged since its construction in the 16th century.
Red Square in Moscow
At the city centre and bordered by the Kremlin, it is also home to Lenin’s Mausoleum. One of the most monumental squares in the world, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
At the city centre and bordered by the Kremlin, it is also home to Lenin’s Mausoleum. One of the most monumental squares in the world, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Neighborhoods
Tourist Sites and Areas
Monuments and Architectural Ensembles
Religious Buildings
Museums
Parks and Gardens
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Must-see & highly recommended
Moscow Kremlin
★★★★ A UNESCO World Heritage Site alongside Red Square, this fortress has always been the official seat of power. The complex includes several…
Red Square in Moscow
★★★★ At the city centre and bordered by the Kremlin, it is also home to Lenin’s Mausoleum. One of the most monumental squares in the…
Worth a look / Other
Bogoroditse-Smolenski Monastery
★★ Also known as the Novodevichy Convent, this beautiful structure has remained unchanged since its construction in the 16th century.