Possibly the most widely-recognized of Russia's architectural monuments, St. Basil's looms at the southern end of Red Square (Krasnaia Ploshchad') in all its multi-colored, multi-coned glory. The cathedral's real name is the Cathedral of the Intercession. It was built between 1555 and 1561 to commemorate the victory of Ivan the Terrible over the Tatars in Kazan. The cathedral was built near the grave of the so-called, "holy fool", St. Basil the Blessed, hence its popular and widely-used name.
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Peaceful
I couldn't believe how much history was in this cathedral. The inside is incredible. You feel at peace there is so much reverence for it especi...
I loved it!!!
I was an absolute awe. It was woderful and I would definetly make the trip again. St Basils was breath taking. I can't believe anyone could ...
Absolutely Beautiful
One of the most beatiful sites in the world!! Easy to getto ... within walking distance of all the major attraction in this great old city!!!
Bad
I went in October. I hated it. The population was too much and all the people were rude and un-friendly. There was no place to park my trale...
BAD
THE WHOLE PLACE WAS HORRIBLE. THE ATMOSTPHERETHE PEOPLE THE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS THE HOTELSTHE MOTELS THE RESTARAUNTS THE CAFES THE SHOPS THE AI...
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