The Moscow Kremlin

The Kremlin is a cluster of Russian buildings that are irregularly triangular and surrounded by red palace walls, like a “city in the city.” It is a symbol of the Russian Federation, the seat of the Russian presidential palace, and was once the residence of the Russian czar. It is listed on the World Heritage List.

The Kremlin (Московский Кремль), a group of Russian buildings located in the heart of Moscow, is the symbol of the Russian Federation, the seat of the Russian presidential palace, and was once one of the residences of the Russian czar. The Kremlin's "Kremlin" means "inner city" in Russian.

Moscow River passes through the city, and stands at the bend of the river to the east of the Savior Cathedral, a colorful complex standing on the Borovitzki hill, with golden onion domes shining brightly in the sun. The Kremlin is not a single building, but a "massive". Although the scale is not comparable to the Forbidden City, the entire palace area includes 42 attractions. In addition to the several churches and huge bells and guns in the square, there are two museums that hold rare treasures - the "Armoury" and the "Diamond Hall".

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The Kremlin, with twenty towers, is the center of Moscow. The weapons museum is a must visit, and the bell king destroyed in the fire.

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Kremlin Palace, grand and spectacular, close to Red Square.