9Mayakovsky metro station Rhodonite in columns and mosaics in ceiling
10Mayakovsky metro station ceiling mosaic
11Teatralnaya metro station, Moscow Station for the Bolshoi and Maly theatres.
12Teatralnaya metro station, Moscow Station for the Bolshoi and Maly theatres. The dancing figures and musicians, wearing traditional costumes, represent seven of the Soviet republics.
13Ploshchad Revolyutsii metro station, Moscow Bronze sculptures by Matvey Manizer depicting the people of the Soviet Union.
14Ploshchad Revolyutsii metro station, Moscow Bronze sculptures by Matvey Manizer depicting the people of the Soviet Union.
15Ploshchad Revolyutsii metro station, Moscow Craig is rubbing the dog's nose for good luck
16Originally Moscow Duma Built in 1892 for Moscow Duma. Was Lenin museum. Now Patriotic War of 1812 museum.
17Anna in front of State Historical Museum, Moscow Built in 1883
18GUM department store, Moscow Actually an indoor shopping mall
19State Historical Museum, Moscow Built in 1883
20State Historical Museum, Moscow Built in 1883
21Craig in Red Square, Moscow
22Lenin's tomb, Red Square, Moscow
23Graves of dead leaders
24St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow Originally completed in 1560. To the left is a statue commemorating Prince Dmitry Pozharsky and the butcher Kuzma Minin, the leaders of the militia that repelled the Polish invasion of 1612. Erected in 1818.
25Stenson family at St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow
26Anna and Kevin at St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow
27Anna in GUM Department Store, Moscow
28Kazan Cathedral, Moscow 1993 replica of a destroyed 1600s Russian Orthodox church
29Red Square, Moscow
30Bolshoi Theatre
31Anna in Manege Square, Moscow
32State Historical Museum, Moscow Museum built in 1883. Monument to Gregory Zhukov.
33Four Seasons Hotel, Moscow Architect submitted two designs to Stalin. They both came back approved so they built both, resulting in different styles on left and right.
34Kremlin wall and obelisk, Moscow Faux ruined grotto created in 1841 to commemorate victories over Napolean. Obelisk originally created in 1914 to celebrate Romanov dynasty and changed in 1920 by Lenin with names of 19 socialist and communist philosophers and political leaders.
35Plaque on Kremlin wall, Moscow
36Russian State Library Neo-classical building from 1862.
37Kremlin, Moscow
38Moscow skyline
39Business district of Moscow
40Moscow State University
41Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
42Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
43Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
44Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
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46Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
47Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
48Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
49Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
50Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
51Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
52Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
53Russian Folk Orchestra Moskva
54Lounge singer on Viking Akun
55Belorusskaya train station
56Hawk in Alexander Garden
57Hawks and pigeons in Alexander Garden
58Troitskaya Tower of the Kremlin Built 1495-1499
59Troitskaya Tower or the Kremlin Built 1495-1499
60Kutafya tower of the Kremlin
61The Poteshny Palace , Kremlin
62The State Kremlin Palace Construction began in 1961
63The State Kremlin Palace Construction began in 1961
64Troitskaya Tower of the Kremlin Built 1495-1499
65The Arsenal with cannons in The Kremlin Originally completed in 1736
66Anna in Sobornaya Square of the Kremlin Archangel Cathedral (left) and Assumption Cathedral (right).
67Assumption Cathedral, Kremlin Built in 1479
68Archangel Cathedral (left) and Cathedral of the Annunciation (right), Kremlin
69Cathedral of the Twelve Apostles, Kremlin Begun in 1640 and part of the Patriarch's Palace.
70Archangel Cathedral, Kremlin Built in 1508.
71Church of the Nativity (left) and Church of the Deposition of the Robe (right)
72Ivan the Great Bell Tower and Assumption Bellfry, Kremlin Bell tower is 266 feet high and was built in 1329. The bellfry was built between 1532 and 1543.
73Faceted Chamber (left) and Assumption Cathedral (right)
74Cathedral of the Annunciation, Kremlin Completed in 1489.
75The Great Kremlin Palace (left) and Cathedral of the Annunciation (right) Great Kremlin Palace built in 1849.
76Senate Building (left) and Spasskaya Tower (right)
77Archangel Cathedral (left) and Ivan the Great Belltower (right)
78Craig and the Tsar Bell, Kremlin
79Tsar Bell, Kremlin Never rung
80Craig and Tsar Cannon, Kremlin
81Tsar Cannon, Kremlin Never been fired
82Anna and a guard at Troitskaya Tower, Kremlin
83Tomb of the Unknown Soldier changing of the guard
84Tomb of the Unknown Soldier changing of the guard
85Craig enjoying lunch on Red Square
86Red Square, Moscow
87Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Alexander Garden
88Cathedral of Christ the Savior Originally finished in 1883. Demolished in 1931 and then used an outdoor swimming pool. Recreated with modern materials in 2000.
89Cathedral of Christ the Savior and The Kremlin
90Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral
91Craig and Church of the Martyr Barbara, Moscow
92Taking a break in a restaurant
93Interesting restaurant
94Stenson family at interesting restaurant
95Stenson family at interesting restaurant
96Craig and Anna leaving the restaurant
97Moscow
98Moscow
99Sign for Sakharov museum
100Garden by Sakharov museum
101Great dinner at Cafe Pushkin
102Craig pouring wine at Cafe Pushkin
103Across the Volga river from our boat
104Triumphal arch near Victory Park, Moscow Built in 1960s based on the original that was built in 1830s to commemorate Russian victory over Napolean
105Victory Park, Moscow
106Anna and Kevin in Victory Park, Moscow
107Obelisk of Victory and Great Patriotic War Museum Obelisk of Victory by Zurab Tsereteli is 141.8 meters high and was installed in 1995. A 25-ton bronze statue of the goddess of victory Nike and figures of angels trumpeting the glory of Russian arms is mounted near the top.
108Sculpture of Nike on the Obelisk of Victory A 25-ton bronze statue of the goddess of victory Nike and figures of angels trumpeting the glory of Russian arms is mounted near the top.
109Obelisk of Victory Obelisk of Victory by Zurab Tsereteli is 141.8 meters high and was installed in 1995. A 25-ton bronze statue of the goddess of victory Nike and figures of angels trumpeting the glory of Russian arms is mounted near the top.
110Obelisk of Victory St. George spearing a dragon
111Craig and Anna outside Great Patriotic War Museum Next to 122 mm gun
112Hall of Commanders, Great Patriotic War Museum Preparing for some graduation
113Great Patriotic War Museum Area of museum commending the Chinese contribution to defeating facism.
114Harley-Davidson Liberator motorcycle in Great Patriotic War Museum, Moscow
115Hall of Remembrance and Sorrow, Great Patriotic War Museum Glass beads represent tear drops
116Diorama of Battle of Kursk, Great Patriotic War Museum
117Diorama of Berlin, Great Patriotic War Museum
118Grieving Mother, Hall of Remembrance and Sorrow Great Patriotic War Museum. Glass beads represent tear drops
119Great Patriotic War Museum
120Great Patriotic War Museum
121Great Patriotic War Museum
122Video in Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum
123Video in Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum Video describing Great Patriotic War. Seems to be produced by a video game developer.
124Video in Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum Video describing Great Patriotic War. Seems to be produced by a video game developer.
125Ceiling of Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum
126Soldier of Victory, Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum
127Soldier of Victory, Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum
128Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum
129Hall of Glory, Great Patriotic War Museum Names of the Heroes of the Soviet Union.
130Hall of Commanders, Great Patriotic War Museum
131Victory Park, Moscow
132Victory Park, Moscow
133Victory Park, Moscow
134Victory Park, Moscow
135Victory Park, Moscow
136Victory Park, Moscow
137Flower clock, Victory Park, Moscow
138One of longest escalators in world, Park Pobedy metro station 126 meters long, taking nearly 3 minutes.
151Vitaly Ivanovich Popkov in Novodevichy Cemetery Popkov was a Soviet fighter pilot in WWII credited with 41 victories and a two-time Hero of the Soviet Union.
152Novodevichy Cemetery From left to right: Igor' Sergeevich Shevchuk was Tupolev general designer; Mikhail Petrovich Simonov was aircraft designer at Sukhoi, responsible for Su-27; Viktor Georgiyevich Kulikov served in WWII and rose to the highest rank of Marshall of the Soviet Union and was the Warsaw Pact commander-in-chief 1977-89; Boris Evseyevich Chertok was a rocket designer for Soviet space program responsible for control systems, eventually becoming deputy chief designer.
153Vladimir Igorevich Arnold, Novodevichy Cemetery Mathematician. Best known for Kolmogorov-Arnold-Moser theorem. Solved Hilbert's 13th problem at age 19.
154Dmitry Sergeevich Markov, Novodevichy Cemetery Chief aircraft designer for Tupolev. Headed design of Tu-16 and successors, including world's first successful commercial jet (Tu-104).
155Feodor Ivanovich Chaliapin, Novodevichy Cemetery Opera singer (bass)
156Vladimir Ivanovich Vernadsky, Novodevichy Cemetery Mineralogist and geochemist. One of the founders of geochemistry, biogeochemistry, and radiogeology.
157Yuri Vladimirovich Nikulin, Novodevichy Cemetery Actor and clown
158Boris Yeltsin, Novodevichy Cemetery President of Russia from 1991-1999.
159Ivan Georgievich Petrovsky, Novodevichy Cemetery Mathematician working on partial differential equations. Contributed to solving Hilbert's 19th and 16th problems and discovered Petrovsky lacunas.
160Nikita Khrushchev, Novodevichy Cemetery Succeeded Stalin. Was General Secretary from 1953 to 1964.
161Georgi Spiridonovich Kariofilli, Novodevichy Cemetery Colonel-General of Artillery. Wife was Tamara Andreevna Kariofilli.