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Moscow (Russia)
This document provides information about various landmarks and buildings in Moscow, Russia. It lists iconic structures like the Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, and the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. It also mentions the Seven Sisters, a group of seven skyscrapers built in the Stalinist style. In addition to landmarks, it lists cultural institutions such as the Bolshoi Theatre, Tretyakov Gallery, and Moscow State University buildings.
Moscow (Russia)
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- 8. Friendship of NationsFountain in All-Russia Exhibition Center
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- 12. The "Seven Sisters"is the English name given to a group of Moscow skyscrapers designed Seven Sisters in the Stalinist style. Between 1947 and 1953 on Kudrynskaia Square Building the orders of Jozef Stalin seven similar skyscrapers were built that were meant to be rivals to USA’s skyscrapers.
- 13. Seven Sisters Kotelnicheskaya EmbankmentApartments
- 14. Seven Sisters State University(Main Building)
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- 17. Seven Sisters Ministry ofForeign Affairs
- 18. Seven Sisters Red GatesAdministrative Building
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- 23. Pushkin Museum ofFine Arts
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- 27. Moscow International Business Center (MIBC)
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- 29. Cathedral of Christthe Saviour
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- 40. Emperor Alexander IIMonument
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- 49. MGU (Moscow StateUniversity) Old Building
- 50. Moscow State TechnicalUniversity named after Nikolay Bauman
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- 55. Metropol Hotel Arbat Street
- 56. Poklonnaya Gora (171.5 m,one of the highest spots in Moscow)
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- 65. Peter the GreatStatue
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- 67. View from GeosciencesMuseum balcony
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- 76. Images: Internet Ivan Rebroff:“Katyusha” Russian Folk Songs: “Balalaika” Adriana