The cathedral is iconic for its fairytale appearance, but how much do you know about its history?
Source: 5 Fascinating Facts About Moscow’s Saint Basil’s Cathedral
The limited edition Guerlain created for its Russian fan base. In 2013, the venerable perfume house of Guerlain released another fragrance for its devoted Russian fan base, Place Rouge, named after the Red Square in Moscow. Red Square is a symbolic place both for the USSR and Russia, and for the whole world. It is not without reason that it is under the protection of UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and is the most visited place among guests to the Russian capital.
Source: The Red Square Smell Imagined by Guerlain ~ Columns ~ Fragrantica
The Moscow Kremlin (known also as the Kremlin) is arguably one of the most iconic monuments in the Russian capital of Moscow. The Kremlin is a fortified complex that dates to the 14 th century and served as Russia’s seat of power for much of its history since then.
Many of Moscow’s main attractions, including Red Square, Saint Basil’s Cathedral, and the GUM store, are within walking distance of each other.
Source: 7 things you should do if you have 24 hours in Moscow
Russia – Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow
There’s more than Saint Basil’s…
Russian supermodel Natalia Vodianova shows CNBC Moscow’s famous Red Square, St. Basil’s Cathedral, GUM shopping center, Cafe Pushkin and other favorites…
Source: Natalia Vodianova’s Moscow
Russia – Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow
One of the world’s most opulent cities, Moscow is the short break for lovers of grand architecture, world-class art and luxurious living. With 2017 marking 100 years since the Bolshevik Revolution, which saw the overthrowing of the Tsars and the world’s first Communist state, as well as the FIFA Confederations Cup taking place, now is the time to visit as the world watches Russia’s vibrant capital city.
Built directly east of the Kremlin, Moscow’s historic fortress and the center of the Russian government, Red Square is home to some of the country’s most distinctive and important landmarks.
Source: Red Square
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