Alexander Garden is a rectangular garden outside the Kremlin Red Wall and one of the places Moscow people love to relax. There is also a famous unnamed martyr's tomb in the garden for people to admire.

Alexander Gardens is a rectangular park outside the Kremlin Red Wall. There is a famous tomb of the Unknown Martyrs, built on the eve of the Victory Festival in 1967, with a torch in front of the tomb, and the flame has been burning since it was built. The iconic monument of Alexander's Garden is the Arc de Triomphe, which stands next to the National Museum of History.

The garden of Alexander is the royal garden named after Tsar Alexander I. Located outside the red walls of the Kremlin, it is a rectangular park consisting of three parts, the upper garden, the middle garden and the lower garden, with a total length of about 900 meters, highlighting the style of the royal garden. When I went there, the garden was full of huge rose flowers, bright and moving.

Alexander Park is on the edge of Red Square and the flowers are beautiful

The Alexandria Garden is also near the Red Square. Here, the most worthwhile thing is to see the soldiers changing positions in front of the victory memorial. The changing ceremony is available at every hour. The soldiers are really handsome and don't want it. It is very recommended. There is a department store below the Alexandria Gardens, and there is a fountain in front of the company with a lot of cute fountain statues, each of which is sourced from a fairy tale.

Alexander Gardens is located in a rectangular park outside the Kremlin wall, the garden has the famous unnamed martyr's tomb, built in 1967 on the eve of the Victory Festival, there is an inexhaustible torch in front of the tomb, it is a sitting landmark monument, is standing next to the National History Museum of the Arc de Triomphe. The gardens include the upper garden, the middle garden and the lower garden, extending the total length of more than 900 meters, the Russian Arc de Triomphe and the French Arc de Triomphe, are built to commemorate the defeat of Napoleon by the Russian army in 1812, and corresponding to the statue of Marshal Zhukov, the hero of the Patriotic War.