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Kremlin is a great place to be in.
Reviewed by: BraveHearted from on Sep 19 2007
Hi everyone! i would love to her your travel to Russia for a project. It is part of my grade and i really need it! i always wanted to go there. and i hope i do! so thanks.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 18 2007
Their are great scenes their, recomend to go their!Have lots of historical scenes, churces. Sugest going their in December- January, if you can get their during New Year it would be nice their.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 25 2006
When we went three years ago, we had a tour guide that explained the church paintings to us which was so interesting. We were there in February and March, so it was VERY cold especially when the wind was blowing. Great stories to tell our children about the trip. We got some beautiful pictures. Just being in that area with all the history was so amazing. I just wanted time to stand still. The people were nice also. This is a trip you will not soon forget.
Reviewed by: indy from on Nov 25 2006
It impressed me with its beauty and historic events related to it. The Kremlin nested inside Moscow, then Cathedral Square is the final solid figure contained within the Kremlin. Laid out as the city's first great public space during the ascension of Muscovite power in the early 14th century, Cathedral Square was for centuries the symbolic heart of Tsarist rule. The square is centered on the impressive Cathedral of the Assumption, built in the 1470s by Ivan the Great as the seat of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Reviewed by: Stypan from on Nov 25 2006
I loved the Kremiln although I didn't get time to see all if it! I think you'd need 2 days or more to get through everything there is to see! I went in the armour museum and in a few of the Cathedrals! The art in the Cathedrals is amazing!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 25 2006
Every year when the Kremlin festival comes around it is celebrated with joy of our triumph in World War II. It is in celebration for the brave soldiers who fought the Nazis at Stalingrad and defended Russia so nobaly throughout the war and thereafter.
Reviewed by: Alek from on Jun 08 2006
I loved it because it was great! IT was beautiful and it was the best ezperience of my life. I want to go back every summer ofr the rest of my miserable life.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 24 2006
I thought it was lovely and I had no complaints about it. You should go during the summer when it is not so cold and go sight-seeing.
Reviewed by: todd from on Oct 25 2005
the tour of the kremlin was great. the old building designs, viewing the old churchs was a blast, especial on the inside. would visit it again, to go to the armory building and the depository building.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 19 2005
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Kremlin is a great place to be in.
Reviewed by: BraveHearted from on Sep 19 2007
Hi everyone! i would love to her your travel to Russia for a project. It is part of my grade and i really need it! i always wanted to go there. and i hope i do! so thanks.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 18 2007
Their are great scenes their, recomend to go their!Have lots of historical scenes, churces. Sugest going their in December- January, if you can get their during New Year it would be nice their.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 25 2006
When we went three years ago, we had a tour guide that explained the church paintings to us which was so interesting. We were there in February and March, so it was VERY cold especially when the wind was blowing. Great stories to tell our children about the trip. We got some beautiful pictures. Just being in that area with all the history was so amazing. I just wanted time to stand still. The people were nice also. This is a trip you will not soon forget.
Reviewed by: indy from on Nov 25 2006
It impressed me with its beauty and historic events related to it. The Kremlin nested inside Moscow, then Cathedral Square is the final solid figure contained within the Kremlin. Laid out as the city's first great public space during the ascension of Muscovite power in the early 14th century, Cathedral Square was for centuries the symbolic heart of Tsarist rule. The square is centered on the impressive Cathedral of the Assumption, built in the 1470s by Ivan the Great as the seat of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Reviewed by: Stypan from on Nov 25 2006
I loved the Kremiln although I didn't get time to see all if it! I think you'd need 2 days or more to get through everything there is to see! I went in the armour museum and in a few of the Cathedrals! The art in the Cathedrals is amazing!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 25 2006
Every year when the Kremlin festival comes around it is celebrated with joy of our triumph in World War II. It is in celebration for the brave soldiers who fought the Nazis at Stalingrad and defended Russia so nobaly throughout the war and thereafter.
Reviewed by: Alek from on Jun 08 2006
I loved it because it was great! IT was beautiful and it was the best ezperience of my life. I want to go back every summer ofr the rest of my miserable life.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 24 2006
I thought it was lovely and I had no complaints about it. You should go during the summer when it is not so cold and go sight-seeing.
Reviewed by: todd from on Oct 25 2005
the tour of the kremlin was great. the old building designs, viewing the old churchs was a blast, especial on the inside. would visit it again, to go to the armory building and the depository building.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 19 2005
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