Moscow Seven Sisters

Moscow Seven Sisters is a series of buildings located in Red Square, the Russian capital. It was ordered by Joseph Stalin in the 1950s. It is the crystallization of the design styles and creativity of all countries in the world at that time, and represents the highest masterpiece of the will of the Soviet government. The complex is mainly composed of seven magnificent buildings, which can be roughly summarized as: a building, a museum, two hotels and three buildings.

The highest university in the world, with 33 floors, is located in the highest mountain in Moscow, Lenin Mountain, designed by the designer of the Soviet palace. Is the first "big sister" in Seven Sisters.

The original senior apartment, the famous ulanova once lived here. Later, her apartment was transformed into a museum, which has been preserved to this day, hence the name.

One is the Leningrad Hotel.

This famous hotel is also one of the few buildings still named after Leningrad. The building once named after Leningrad was later changed to St. Petersburg. The importance of its position can be seen.

The second is the Ukrainian hotel.

Diners' paradise, Eden for eating goods. Also known as Radisson Hotel Royal, it is named after the fact that most of its ingredients come from Ukraine, the "natural granary" of the Soviet Union.

Hong Men building

It is also a heavy industrial building. In Russia, where heavy industry is highly developed, it is an industrial "giant panda" and is deeply loved. It is also named because it is close to Hongmen subway station.

(Kudrin) Plaza Building (Cultural Man Apartment)

There are 452 apartments on the 22nd floor, almost all of which are dignitaries. They are truly elite apartments. So this is what intellectuals mean. In Seven Sisters, ranked third (the top three have five-pointed stars on their heads? ⊙! )

Ministry of foreign affairs building

The position of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, he looks heavy and steady, giving people a sense of sacredness. Ranked second in Seven Sisters.

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