Moscow Monuments Photos -- National Geographic's Ultimate City Guides

Saint Basil's Cathedral
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Visitors to Moscow get a view of Saint Basil's Cathedral silhouetted at dusk through the Iversky Gate (also called Resurrection Gate).
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Photograph by Richard Nowitz
At the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, bronze and marble replicas of ancient Greek sculptures line the hall.
Pushkin Museum Grand Staircase
Photograph by Alessandro Digaetano/Polaris
The grand staircase inside the Pushkin Museum, which houses the largest collection of European art in Moscow.
Morning Ritual
Photograph by Jonathan Smith/LPI/Getty Images
A morning ritual in Moscow includes dusting Lenin's Mausoleum (also Lenin's Tomb), where Vladimir Lenin's body is on permanent display for the public to view.
Central Pavillion
Photograph by Alessandro Digaetano/Polaris
The Central Pavillion glows at night at the All-Russia Exhibition Centre where hundreds of buildings have been dedicated to the achievements in industry and fields such as space, agriculture, atomic energy, and fishing.
Kievskaya Metro Station
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Passengers queue up to board a train at Kievskaya Metro station in Moscow.
The Kremlin
Photograph by Abraham Nowitz
Lined along the banks of the Moscow River, each of the Kremlin's 20 towers has its own history.
Red Square
Photograph by Heimo Aga
In Red Square—the city's most famous square—the one-domed Kazan Cathedral was destroyed under Joseph Stalin in 1936 and reconstructed to its original design in 1993.
Upper Saint Peter Monastery
Photograph by Abraham Nowitz
Candles and natural light create a meditative mood in the Upper Saint Peter Monastery.
Tsaritsyno Park
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Visitors to Tsaritsyno Park snap photos of the Grand Palace, built as a summer residence for Catherine the Great.