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    Red Square in Moscow is home to St. Basil's Cathedral, a recognizable building and UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its beautiful red color. The square and cathedral contain exhibits on Russian history. The Kremlin, a historic complex in Moscow, was formerly home to Czars and contains artifacts like diamonds and Faberge eggs in the Armoury Chamber. The Kremlin cathedrals also feature 11th century works of art. Both sites are popular tourist attractions in the capital city.

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    Red Square in Moscow is home to St. Basil's Cathedral, a recognizable building and UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its beautiful red color. The square and cathedral contain exhibits on Russian history. The Kremlin, a historic complex in Moscow, was formerly home to Czars and contains artifacts like diamonds and Faberge eggs in the Armoury Chamber. The Kremlin cathedrals also feature 11th century works of art. Both sites are popular tourist attractions in the capital city.

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    Red Square in Moscow is home to St. Basil's Cathedral, a recognizable building and UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its beautiful red color. The square and cathedral contain exhibits on Russian history. The Kremlin, a historic complex in Moscow, was formerly home to Czars and contains artifacts like diamonds and Faberge eggs in the Armoury Chamber. The Kremlin cathedrals also feature 11th century works of art. Both sites are popular tourist attractions in the capital city.

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    RED SQUARE AND ST BASILS CATHEDRAL

    Red means beautiful in old Russian and visiting the countrys most famous landmark, it is
    easy to see why. Red Square achieved UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 1990 and is
    home to the citys most recognizable building, St Basils Cathedral. Open to the public, it
    includes exhibits on the history of Russia and the cathedral itself.
    www.saintbasil.ru/en
    KREMLIN AND ARMOURY CHAMBER
    This historic complex in the heart of Moscow is the former residence of Czars and contains
    glorious artefacts from Russias past. See some of the finest diamonds in the world
    alongside an impressive collection of Faberge eggs in The Armoury Chamber. The cathedrals
    contain works of art dating back to the 11th century.
    www.kreml.ru/en

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