Moskovsky Victory Park

Victory Square was built in May 1995 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War. The most striking thing in the square is the Victory Statue Monument, which is141.8 meters high, symbolizing the day and night of the 1,418 battles of the Patriotic War. On the large lawn on both sides of the monument, two sets of numbers "1941" were spelled out with different plants, reminding people that peace is not easy.

Victory Square in Moscow (Парк Победы), built in May 1995 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the victory of the anti-fascist war, is a memorial of the Russian people to the war, relying on their prayers for peace. To the north of Victory Square is a large group of fountains, a long row of fountains and two rows of elegant mushroom pools for visitors to enjoy.

Victory Park is very large, free to take the subway and take the bus directly. Our tour bus parked the car far away, and then walked the underground passage directly to the square. The park contains the Arc de Triomphe, Victory Square, and the monument. The area is very large. It takes 1 minute to walk from the Arc de Triomphe to the monument. Because we have to catch the train to St. Petersburg at night, we almost trot in Victory Park. The sun is setting, the whole Victory Square is orange, especially beautiful, and the photos are also particularly beautiful. The park was first built to commemorate the victory of the anti-fascist war. Now it is more for public leisure activities, fountains, flower tables, lounge chairs. In the middle of the square there is a large display table, in the film, many young people lie in the lazy sofa comfortably.

It was cold, but it wasn't cold because of the heat of Victory Park.

It's a very spacious park, but it was so nice to spend time

Victory Square, located in Moscow, Russia. It was built in May 1995 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the victory of the anti-fascist war. The representative sculpture of the square is the Victory Goddess Monument, the monument is141.8 meters high, symbolizing the 1418 days of the Patriotic War. The square also has famous sculptures such as the Arc de Triomphe. Victory Square is a memorial to the Russian people to the Patriotic War during World War II, and is held in their prayers for peace. Victory Square is also known as the Red Square, the original name of the Red Square is "Torg", meaning "market". It was formerly the "outside the city industrial and commercial area" opened by Ivan III in the east of the city at the end of the 15th century. In 1517, the square was a large fire, the square was once called "fire square". In 1662, it was renamed "Red Square", meaning "Beautiful Square", with an area of 9.1 10,000 square meters (formerly Red Square), located in the city center, is the central location for various large-scale celebrations and military parades in the country, and is one of the world's famous squares.

Moscow Victory Square is also known as Victory Park. The most noticeable place on Victory Square is the Obelisk and the huge fountain pool. If the weather is good, you can stand here near the Arc de Triomphe and take a picture of the whole square. If you come to visit on rainy days, the lead-gray sky is also very beautiful and magnificent against the high-rise obelisk.