Free Tourist Attractions, Activities & Other
Free Things to do in Russia
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Russian State Library
Other Destinations
Red Square
The Russian state
library - Founded in 1862
as Moscow's first public
library. Over 42 million
articles including books,
series volumes, music
scores, sound record, and
maps.
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Attractions in other
Russian cities &
destinations in Europe
People believe that Red
Square is named after its
surrounding red walls
when in fact it is named
after the old russian word
"red" meaning beautifull. It
is flanked by Moscows
most famous attractions
Peter the Great
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Alexander Gardens
The Monument to Peter
the Great is one of a ship
on the river Moscow.
Although the Russian
people loved him, most
disapprove of the
monument they believe it
doesn't fit the surrounds.
Mocscow City Tour
Alexander Gardens - was one of the first public
parks in Moscow.
It occupies the entire length of the Western
Kremlin wall in front of the
Moscow Manage.
Tsar Bell
Victory park
Peter & Paul Fortress
Avrora Cruiser
The Tsar Bell is more than 6 meters high and 6 meters in diameter. It is also the largest bell in the world. The bronze surface is decorated with relief depictions of Tsar Alexei and Empress Anna.
Dedicated to the victory over the nazis, Victory Park was openedin 1995.The main monument of Victory is an obelisk with a bronze statue of Nika, the goddess of Victory.
Peter the great started
building the Peter and
Paul Fortress in 1703,
thus laid the foundation of
one of the most beautifull
cities in the world. Entry
to the grounds is free.
Entry fee for buildings
The Avrora Cruiser in St petersburg was an active participant in the war with Japan. The exposition is devoted to the revolution but is more popular for the uniqueness of being on board a Cruiser.
The Bronze Horseman
Alexander Park
The Anichkov Bridge
The Bronze Horseman overlooks the Neza river. This monument to Peter the Great has stood here since its unveiling in 1783. The statue is located in the Senate Square
Located in the centre of St Petersburg. Alexander Park was named after Alexander II. The garden has gone through several wars and has been relaid on several occasions the last of which in the 1920s
The Anichkov Bridge crosses the Fontanka River. its four famous horse sculptures guard each end and it is spectacularly decorated, it als has some beautifull ornate iron railings.
Resources
Russia Travel
Saint Petersburg.com
Moscow Travel Blog
Moscow-taxi city guide
Way to Russia
Your Moscow Guide
