Theatre Square

Not far from Red Square, its north is the Moscow Grand Theatre, the west is the Russian Youth Model Theatre, the East is the Russian National Academic Mali Theatre, surrounded by the theatre on three sides is called the Theatre Square, the area is not very large, there is a pool. Across the South Road is the statue of Karl Marx.

Located in the center of Moscow, close to the Kremlin Palace and Red Square, it is a good place for leisure. There are two fountains in the center of the square. They are very beautiful. There are Peace Pigeons and the National Theatre. There is also a statue. It's worth seeing.

Walking out of the Kremlin, there is a fountain in the square (no water at this time), and a statue of Marx. The view is very good. Here you can see the appearance of the Grand Theater and take pictures around it. There are people who enjoy leisure.

Closer to Red Square and Kremlin Palace, take Metro Line 1 to Hunter Shop or Line 2 Theatre, and take more steps to Revolutionary Square on Line 3. When I arrived, it was Moscow City Day, and I couldn't drive on the road, so this section of the road basically became a pedestrian street. It was amazing. The building on the top of the theatre was beautiful.

It's only a few minutes'walk from Red Square. The street is tall and typical. The square is not very big. There is a fountain but no water. I also eat 6 yuan bag in Gum Department Store nearby. It's so fragrant. Did I fall in love with bread so soon? Most of the tour groups I met on the street are our compatriots. It seems that our national financial resources have indeed increased. We have seen the gradual emergence of Chinese in local hotels, scenic spots, shops and so on. I also want to glorify the Chinese people and make self-help travel more splendid, oh yeah.