If we think about Moscow the first thing that comes to mind, besides obviously the great cold, are the Kremlin and the great Red Square.
Il Kremlin it is the seat of Russian power and the heart of the great city of Moscow. It takes no less than a day to visit the Kremlin, passing through the famous rooms they came into crowned the tsars and the most prestigious Orthodox cathedrals found residence. The Kremlin is closed on Thursdays, but on other days theinput it is open from 10 to 17 but the cash desk closes at 16.30. The entrances are different and many also include entrances to churches with the possibility of making a cumulative ticket.
The wonderful Red Square It is one of the most famous and photographed squares in the world, inside there are many structures, museums and complexes that can be visited, rich in history and culture. There St. Basil's Cathedral it can be visited from 11 to 18, closed on Tuesdays and every last Monday of the month. The Cathedral built in 1552 has as many bell towers as the victories of its builder, Ivan IV the Terrible, against the Tartars.
Il Lenin's Mausoleum open from 10 to 13 from Tuesday to Thursday and on weekends, while the State Historical Museum it is open from 11 to 19, closed on Tuesdays and the last Monday of the month.
