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Moscow's Kremlin, a red fortress in the heart of Moscow, covers an area of almost 70 acres in size. The compound has 4 cathedrals and 5 palaces, some of which have been turned into a museum. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Kremlin was built in late 15th century although it has been reported that the site itself has been continuously inhabited since the 2nd century BC.
So interesting & unique.
ReplyDeleteI was in Moscow earlier this year. I really enjoyed the city and of course the Kremlin. Lots to see behind the wall. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's true. There are a lot of things to see behind the wall, I'm not sure one day inside the Kremlin is enough! :)
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