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Moscow Kremlin
Moskovsky Kreml
The official residence of the Russian President and an impressive fortified complex composed of a fortified wall with towers, four palaces and four cathedrals.
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Address and Contact
Red Square 3,
125009 Moscow, Russia
Email: head@kremlin.museum.ru
Phone: +495 6970349
Rating: 5/5
Moscow Kremlin Pictures
Nearby Attractions
St. Basil's Cathedral
Surely the most iconic sight of Moscow; who wouldn't recognize the classic onion shaped domes in their lively colors. A definite must-see for everyone.
Lenin's Mausoleum
This monumental granite structure serves as a tribute to V. I. Lenin, and the final resting place of his embalmed body.
The Diamond Fund
A unique collection of gems and jewelry including a 33 kg weighing golden nugget or the largest raw diamond in the world.
Bolshoi Theatre
Home of the renowned Bolshoi Ballet and Bolshoi Opera, currently active for its 235th straight season. A definite visit not only for theatre folks.
The Cathedral of Assumption Moscow
The historic mother church of Russia is another one of the brain-children of Peter the Great. The majestic cathedral is well worth visiting.
Red Square
The iconic square, with all the greatest sights and attractions, the first place in Moscow you must visit.
The Kremlin Armoury
One of the oldest museums of Moscow a former arsenal and treasury, the Armoury still holds a number of precious treasures, such as the imperial regalia.
Ivan the Great Bell Tower
Presumably the precise geographic centre of Moscow, the tallest tower of the Kremlin serves the three cathedrals inside, which do not have their own bells.
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
A bit misleading name as it has nothing to do with Pushkin, but rather with European art, the museum is still definitely worth a visit.
State Historical Museum
An enormous collection of various relics and pieces of art numbering in millions and ranging from prehistoric to contemporary.