Church of the Nativity of Our Lady in Putinki Review

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The chapel behind Pushkin Square was built in the late 17th century and is uniquely shaped. The slender white conical drum seat is connected to five lovely mini blue tops, and the architectural decorations are very detailed. When the church was built, it coincided with the Reformation of Patriarch Nikon, who ordered the construction of the conical-topped church, so the church was lucky to be the last conical-topped stone church in Moscow. The name of the church has nothing to do with Putin.

Visited the Church of Our Lady near the hotel, and was completely shocked when entering! Many exquisite and elegant murals are covered with four walls, colorful lights are dreamy, people silently pray, and the singing of the scriptures is like the gods' music. The ancient vicissitudes and solemn religious atmosphere can infect people! Unfortunately, I can't take pictures, the picture is so beautiful!

It was on 7th July with colleagues. Really enjoyed the tour. Funny, informative. Thanks to a great guide - Senya. I had a wonderful trip. There were people of a completely different age in our group (even the residents’ house in 1950) and all very happy! I would recommend it to friends and acquaintances, and make sure to go to this wonderful project, the rest of the thing "Moscow engineers eyes."

The Red Square, a landmark building in Moscow, forms a scenic spot that takes about a day to visit with the Kremlin, St. Vasily's Cathedral and the Moscow River. The Red Square area is 9.1 10,000 square meters, on the west side is Lenin's Tomb and the Kremlin, on the south side is St. Vasily Cathedral, on the east side is the National Department Store, and on the north side is the National History Museum. 🎈 The Kremlin is the residence of the Russian President. Every week except Thursday, 10:00-18:00 is open to the outside world every day. Among them, the National Grand Theatre can be opened during the night performance when there is a performance, but it is not allowed to visit other areas of the Kremlin. 💰 Per capita consumption: 1. Pass (ticket + church + temporary exhibition): 350 rubles for adults and 150 rubles for students. 2. Pass + Grand Ivan Bell Tower: 500 rubles for adults, 250 rubles for students. 3. Armament depot (Ticket Office in Alexandria Gardens): 700 rubles for adults, 200 rubles for students. 4 Diamond Hall (Ticket Office): 500 rubles for adults, 100 rubles for students. 🌟 Highlights: St. Vasily Ascension Cathedral The tower in the center of the church is 65 meters high, with nine colored onion-shaped church roofs, symbolizing 8 saints and God. The church is beautifully designed, each side is front, and the interior is decorated with a large number of Eastern European national murals. ⏳ Play time: 11:00-18:00💰 Per capita consumption: 700 rubles (electronic explanation 500 rubles) 🎈 National Department Store has a large number of shops and restaurants, which is a good place for travel shopping and rest in Red Square. The National History Museum, which collects a large number of historical relics, reflects the historical style of the Russian region from ancient times to 1996, and the total number of historical relics in the museum is 4.2 million, which can be said to be a treasure house of the entire Russian culture and art treasures. 🕙 Business hours: 8:00-22:00📝 Note tips: 11.00-19:00 is open to the public every week except Tuesday. 🎈 The southwest direction of the Red Square is the Moscow River ⏳ Play time: 9:00-21:00 There are cruise ships sailing round-trips in the Moscow River. Tourists can freely choose 💰 per capita consumption: usually the price of the ferry ticket is 1000 to 1500 rubles. #Foreign Tour #Moscow Photographing Holy Land #Light Luxury Travel #Spring is here