The 20 most beautiful "photos" in Moscow

As the capital of Russia, Moscow has its own uniqueness. Apart from other things, there is only one building and many masterpieces. These architectural masterpieces gathered in Moscow and turned into a wonderful "picture scroll".

Choose the 20 most beautiful pictures for everyone to enjoy.

None of the most famous buildings in Moscow! Although it is the core building complex in Russia, it has the closest relationship with Italy. Ivan III of Russia of Russia invited a team of Italian architects to transform the Kremlin, including Aristotle Feola Wanti, aloisio da Miranno, Antonio giraldi and Petro Antonio solari. They designed the palace wall tower and the churches and palaces inside the palace wall, which changed the face of the ancient Kremlin, but still retained their own uniqueness and national characteristics.

One of the most famous classical buildings in Moscow is now a branch of the Russian National Library. According to legend, architect Vasily Bazhenov was offended by Catherine II's refusal to let him transform the Kremlin, so he designed this magnificent mansion opposite Keke Palace. The building was built in 1786 and belongs to Peter Pushkov, a wealthy businessman.

The most famous orthodox church in Moscow,/kloc-one of the most representative monuments in ancient Russian architecture in the 6th century. This beautiful scenery on Red Square is particularly eye-catching. You can see eight colorful and plump towers standing on a high pedestal. Eight towers surround the central tower, the main entrance is facing the cloister of the central church, and corridors and stairs surround the church.

This unique Russian building was built at the end of 19, and its new Russian style perfectly blends with the adjacent Red Square and Kremlin styles. This is the largest history museum in Russia-the National History Museum. The museum was designed and built by architect Sherwood and engineer Semenoff. There are towering symmetrical towers on both sides of the main building, as well as decorative minarets, triangular eaves and circular arch windows.

One of the most outstanding residential buildings in Moscow was built in the early 20th century. The building with elevator that year was a great thing. This apartment building can be called "high-end". During the Soviet period, there were many literature, music, movies and various art studios here, and the famous contemporary artist Ilya Kabakov once lived here.

Igonov residence is the most famous Russian style building in Moscow. This is the residence of Nikolai Igonov, a businessman from yaroslavl. Built in 1888 and completed in 1895. It was designed and built by the young architect Bozdev. 19 17 after the revolution, Igonov gave it to the Soviet government and later became the official residence of the French ambassador to Russia.

Located on the outskirts of Moscow, this manor is a Russian building in the period of Nikolai I, an outstanding example of decoration and applied art, designed and built by architects Vasily Bazhenov, Matvei Kazakov and Bernard Descimon. There is an Orthodox church in the manor-Vladimir Church, which imitates the English castle style, and some sides are a bit like Disney Castle.

Located in Noel Manor in tsaritsyn, this palace was built on the order of Catherine II in18th century. It was originally built as its residence in Moscow, but it was never occupied. This is a typical Gothic building, very beautiful. Unfortunately, the queen didn't like it, so it was abandoned for a long time. In 2004, after the Moscow government actively restored it, it became one of the favorite places for residents and tourists.

This Gothic Palace was ordered by Catherine II to commemorate the victory of the Russian-Turkish War. It was originally used as a rest palace for royal nobles on their way from St. Petersburg to Moscow. 18 12 years, Napoleon and his guards stayed here for one night when they retreated from Moscow. Now Petrov Palace has been transformed into a palace-style five-star hotel, and anyone can stay (for a fee, of course).

The tallest skyscraper in Moscow business district and the second tallest building in Europe. The building was built in 2004~20 17, and consists of two triangular tower structures, of which the east tower is 374 meters high and the west tower is 242 meters high. The Federal Building is not only a high-grade office building, but also a high-grade apartment. The apartment in the East Tower starts from the 69th floor (* * * 97th floor), with 30~450 apartments available.

Seven Sisters, one of the famous Stalinist buildings in Moscow. When Moscow celebrated its 800th birthday, it came up with the idea of building eight skyscrapers to show the strength of a great country. In the following years, seven Stalinist buildings sprang up, but the highest planned "Soviet Palace" was not built for various reasons.

Skolkovo Business School was established in 2006. The main campus building consists of four buildings (administration building, gymnasium and two hotels), which were designed and built by British designer David Adeger. The National Museum of African-American History and Culture, Ghana National Cathedral in Accra and Denver Museum of Modern Art are all his masterpieces.

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art is an outstanding example of elegant minimalism, designed and built by Dutch architect rem koolhass, and opened to the public after renovation in 2008. The "garage" building was originally a Soviet modernist building that had been idle for many years in gorky park. The building used to be the location of a restaurant, which was built in 1968. It was abandoned for more than 20 years before it was used by stages.

This office building designed by the world famous architect Zaha Hadid is absolutely unique in Moscow. It is said that the design was inspired by "space flight". But I think it looks more like a stack of books and a cake at first glance, and its shape is very special.

In the middle of the 0/9th century, it was built by Nicholas I and located in the Kremlin. It used to be the palace of the czars of past dynasties, used for the coronation of emperors and the meeting of foreign monarchs. It later became a meeting place for the Soviet government, the Soviet Central Committee and social organizations. Today, it is the place for formal diplomatic ceremonies and the highest ceremonies in Russia, such as the inauguration ceremony of the Russian President.

Located in the Kremlin, the Assumption Cathedral of Our Lady is one of the oldest and best-preserved buildings in Moscow (built in15th century). It is the "first church" of the Russian Empire, where the royal wedding, the coronation ceremony of the emperor and the appointment ceremony of the Orthodox Archbishop are held. There is also a decree of Paul I, the son of Catherine the Great, according to which women have no right to rule the empire (Paul hates his mother). Since then, there has never been a female leader in Russia, whether it is a member of the royal family or anyone else.

Gum State Department Store is located in the east of Moscow Red Square, behind the Kremlin, and is a world-famous department store. It is not only a shopping center, but also an architectural monument dating back to 1893.

One of the most famous opera and ballet theaters in the world, a typical Russian royal classical architecture. The iconic front of the theater is decorated with four bronze horses running at full speed and the statue of Apollo, a beautiful man in ancient Greek mythology who plays music. Eight ancient Greek Ionian columns with a height of 14.8 meters are erected. The splendor we see today &; The magnificent Moscow Grand Theatre is actually the fourth building of the theater, and the first three buildings have been burned down.

One of the most magnificent buildings in Moscow, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, which is103m high and can accommodate 10000 people at the same time, is actually a replica. The earliest church was started in 1838 and was not completed until 1883, but Stalin ordered the bombing in1931kloc-0/2. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the Moscow government decided to rebuild the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. The existing church was built in August 2000. It is only a "teenager" of 2 1 year old.

Melnikov residence was built in the 1920s, and is regarded as the "experiment" of Soviet architecture. Konstantin melnikov, an architect, had hoped to build a large number of cylindrical houses in Moscow, because he thought that cylindrical houses could save a lot of materials. However, his plan is not accepted by the world, so this cylindrical house is unique.

Of the 20 beautiful "pictures" in Moscow, which one do you like best?