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Patriarchy Bridge
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Patriarchy Bridge, Moscow's newest bridge built in 2004, overlooks the Moscow River and is a popular area for couples to gather and declare their love for each other.
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Saint Basil's Cathedral in Red Square
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Cast in a warm glow, the multi-domed Saint Basil's Cathedral in Red Square is the sight of a fireworks show every New Year's Eve.
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Dryad
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Tsaritsyno Park encompasses a grand summer palace built for Catherine the Great, and a vast park area that includes the statue of Dryad, the tree nymph.
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Tsaritsyno Palace
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
The Tsaritsyno Palace was built as the summer residence for Catherine the Great, who lost interest in the palace and never actually lived there.
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Red October Chocolate Factory
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Perched on the banks of the Moscow River, the city's landmarks include the Red October Chocolate Factory founded in 1867 and the onion-domed Cathedral of Christ the Savior.
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Smolenskaya Station
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Colorful flower bouquets are sold outside the Smolenskaya Station entrance where visitors can access the Moscow Metro.
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Avant-Garde Home
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
Architect Konstantin Melnikov built his avant-garde home and studio in the late-1920s. The honeycomb, white brick home includes two interlocking cylinders with 60 hexagonal-shaped windows.
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Monument to the Conquerors of Space
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
A view of the Monument to the Conquerors of Space. Sculpted by A.P. Faidysh-Krandievsky in 1964, the obelisk-shaped monument pays tribute to the achievements of Russian men and women to the Soviet space program.
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State Tretyahov Gallery
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
The State Tretyahov Gallery in Moscow features a collection of entirely Russian artwork and artists that span the 11th to early 20th century. All modern and contemporary works are exhibited in the new building at Krymskyi Val street.
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Ostankino Tower
Photograph by Lyudmila Zinchenko/Agency.Photographer.ru
A modern building catches the reflection of the 1,772-foot (540.1-meter) Ostankino Tower, Moscow's free-standing television and radio tower.