This important memorial to the victory over the Nazi invasion in the Great Patriotic War is a complex of monuments, churches, museums and fountains.

Moscow sightseeing and Kremlin tours.

Built in 1884, this Anglican church was restored and reopened in 1991. It is the only example of English Victorian church architecture in Moscow.

Founded in the late 13th century, this is the oldest Moscow monastery and now an official residence of the Moscow Patriarchate.

A $10 billion complex comprised of skyscrapers, offices, apartments, hotels, stores, restaurants and entertainment venues.

Ivan the Terrible and other famous Russian figures have inhabited this enchanting stone castle that dates back to the 16th century.

The antique furniture, lamps and china in this apartment where Alexey Tolstoy lived from 1941-1945 helped him immerse himself more deeply into the eras he was writing about.

Built between 1473 and 1490, this is the oldest secular building in Moscow which has survived to the present day.