St Basil Cathedral
By its architectural design, the St. Basil Cathedral comprises nine individual churches each crowned by a unique tower. The main church of the Mother of God is in the middle and 8 chapels crowned with onion domes positioned around the central form an...
St. Basil's Cathedral (original name "The Cathedral of the Intercession of the Virgin on the Moat") was erected by order of famous Russian Tzar Ivan IV (The Terrible) in 16th century before the conquest of the Kazan, one of the capitals of Tatars and...
On this picture you can see sharp details of exterior decorations of the most famous church in Russia, Intersession (St. Basil's) Cathedral which is located on the Red Square, nearby Moscow Kremlin, "The Heart of Russia". You can find here 7 of 9 ver...
Probably this photo is not of my best shots with beautiful colors and light, but anyway, I want to share this photo with you, thinking that composition here is not so bad and it was taken from the famous Russian cathedral, Moscow landmark. As about t...
Those day, in the middle of October, I was walking with Daryl (my client from Australia) around the Red Square and we decided to go inside the St. Basil. While we discovered the chapels inside of St. Basil's Cathedral, it started rain and also someth...
In front of St. Basil's Cathedral you can see the monument to the Kozma Minin and Prince Dmitri Pozharsky, the heroes of the national struggle for liberation against the Swedish and Polish invaders in 1610-1612. I took this picture recently during...
With all the majesty of its external appearance, the cathedral is quite small within. Regrettably, the spectacular interior of St. Basil's Cathedral was badly damaged during its long history by numerous fires and wars. On this picture you can see the...
Marcelo SallesI definitely recommend Arthur! He is absolute fantastic guide, very polite, punctual, trustful and an excellent driver. I spent wonderful days in Moscow and He helped me a lot there. I`m looking forward to seeing him again! Maybe next year!Thank you very much Arthur! A big hug, Marcelo Salles