This presentation discusses the history and culture of Moscow, Russia. It notes that Moscow was first referenced as a town in 1147 and gradually became more powerful under rulers like Ivan Kalita and Dmitriy Donskoy. It highlights several important historical and architectural landmarks in Moscow, including the Kremlin, St. Basil's Cathedral, Red Square, Novodevichi Convent, Moscow State University, Triumph Arc, and Victory Park. The presentation encourages visitors to return to Moscow to experience more of its beauty.

1. Moscow
Presentation
by Khromova Anastasia
7A,school 1297
2013

2. The capital of Russia

3. About history of Moscow

The first reference to
Moscow as a town is
in an early Russian
history under the year
1147. The grand
Duke of Suzdal Yuriy
Dolgorukiy is a
founder of Moscow.
Gradually the city
became more and
more powerful and
flourished under the
rule of Andrej
Bogolubskij, Ivan
Kalita (‘kalita’-means
‘a money bag’),
Dmitriy Donskoy, Ivan
III, Boris Godunov,
Michael Romanov
and many others.

4. Culture of Moscow
 For
many years Moscow has been the centre of
Russian national culture. The main historical and
architectural monuments of the world‘s importance
such as Kremlin, Novodevichi Convent, Church of
Pokrov in Fili, Moscow State University, Triumph Arc
and Victory Park on Poklonnaya Hill are concentrated
here.

5. Kremlin

6. St. Basil's Cathedral

7. Red Square

8. Novodevichi Convent

9. Moscow State University

10. Triumph Arc

11. Victory Park on Poklonnaya Hill

12. Tsaritsyno

13. Kolomenskoye

14. The Tretyakov gallery

15. If you have already visited Moscow, you
will have the desire to come back again,
because Moscow is one of the most
beautiful cities in the world.