Lubyanka Square

Lubyanka Square is a very empty place. This square is still some distance from the core Moscow Red Square. There are not many churches and museums around. There are several restaurants that are said to taste very good. They are all very authentic Russian style dining food.

In order to prevent the escape of the KGB headquarters, there was a square that was once transformed into a wind. The highest peak of the year was said to be closed for 40,000 people, no windows, no heating, no toilets, and a small room sometimes closed for four to seven people.

In the middle of the Red Square, behind the Goom Department Store, there is a pedestrian street called Nicolas Street. You will come to Lubyanka Square at the end of the road. The subway red line, the station behind Red Square, is Lubyanka. This square is actually a small street garden. It is rare that there is such a quiet place in the center of the city. Many pigeons also take a leisurely walk here. It is a good place for relaxation.

Lubyanka Square is not particularly big, but its reputation is very large, mainly because there have been many important historical events, including some terrorist incidents, of course, because there is a famous spy agency near its headquarters, so it seems even more mysterious here.

After searching for half an hour, I asked many people to find it. Next to it was the KGB headquarters.