Architectural Monuments in Central Russia

Alexander Garden and Manege Square

Uglich Kremlin – Remains of the Lapsed Power

Ipatievsky Monastery: a story in chronicles and stone

Stalin's Skyscrapers, or Seven Sisters on the Seven Hills

Arkhangelskoye: Versailles in the Near Moscow Suburb

Cathedral of Christ the Saviour - the Largest Cathedral in Russia

The Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius as a Symbol of Russian Orthodoxy (Troitse–Sergiyeva Lavra)

Zaryadye Park: an artificial microclimate on the bank of the Moskva River

The Tula Kremlin: nine towers, samovars and weapons museum

Novodevichy Convent: an Islet of Silence and Beauty

Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery – the Heart of Yaroslavl

Tsaritsyno - the Largest Ensemble in Europe in the Style of "Russian Gothic"

Spaso–Evfimievsky Monastery: Museums instead of Cells

VDNKh: Exhibitions and Entertainment for the Whole Family

Red Square - the Heart of White-stone Moscow

Nature Reserve “Divnogorie”: Khazar Castle and Cave Temples

Pobedy Square, Cosmas and Damian Church and Thoughts of the Eternal

Izmaylovo Estate: a Historical Estate and Recreated Kremlin

Gorki Leninskiye Museum-Preserve: Lenin lived and worked there

Moscow Kremlin: the Oldest Cathedrals and Unique Monuments