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St. Basil's Cathedral
Pokrovsky Sobor
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.
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Red Square,
109012 Moscow, Russia
Phone: +7 495 698‒33‒04
Rating: 5/5
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