Moscow Travel Guide Moscow Three-Day Tour

Moscow is the capital of Russia, with a long history of more than 900 years. It is also one of the most well-known cities in the world. It retains a large number of ancient architectural ruins and traditional Russian cultural elements. It is a very good place. As a tourist attraction, I will share with you the detailed guide below.

After a ten-hour flight, we finally arrived at Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport. Before landing, looking out from the plane, we could see large tracts of forest dotted with scattered cities. It was later revealed that The tour guide said that Russia is a country that attaches great importance to greening. Trees are planted in all open spaces. In addition, Russia is sparsely populated, so the green area per capita is probably the largest in the world.

Moscow is a world-famous "congested" city. I experienced this on the way out from the airport. I moved slowly step by step. The Russian bus driver also had a very bad temper. If you encounter a traffic jam, you will curse a few words and sound the horn. Although most of them must be dissatisfied with the traffic jam, they must also express protest against the Russian government's failure to come up with a plan to improve traffic for many years.

< p>It took us 2 hours to drive 30 kilometers from the airport to the hotel. Moscow gave us a shock on the first day.

The next day we took a bus to the outskirts of Russia and visited the Holy Trinity Cathedral, which is located on the outskirts of Moscow in the city of Sergeyev, one of the three small towns in the Golden Circle. At the door of the church stands a statue of Saint Sergius, the builder of Holy Trinity Church.

The Holy Trinity Church is the holy place of the Russian Orthodox Church. The Holy Trinity is the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. 90% of the people in Russia believe in the Orthodox Church, and Russia is a country where everyone believes in religion. As you can imagine Orthodox influence in Russia.

After getting off the bus and looking from a distance, you can see the golden and blue onion dome outside the church wall, contrasting with the blue sky. There is a golden cross on the dome, which is illuminated by the sun. Shining brightly, highlighting the noble status.

The white stone arch at the entrance is painted with images of Jehovah and Jesus. As we walk in, there are icons painted on both sides of the road and on the top, telling the life of Jesus and leading us closer. Orthodox Christianity also goes inside the church.

The entire Holy Trinity Church is actually a group of buildings composed of many independent churches. In addition to the Baroque church with a blue and gold dome, there is also a bell tower with Tiffany blue as the main color towering in the front. In the center, the exterior of the entire church is very avant-garde and bold in color, while the interior is a different scene. The large area of ??splendid gold plating is extremely luxurious, highlighting the noble status of this church.

In the afternoon we visited the oldest wooden building in Russia. This is a masterpiece of modern Russians who made full use of limited house space. There are chicken coops and pig pens in the house, as well as horses and cattle. Human living rooms and worship rooms make reasonable use of space without appearing crowded. Moreover, although these wooden structures have experienced long years of baptism, they are still very strong. This is due to the fact that each piece of wood with a diameter of more than half a meter is tightly connected. , I really don’t know how the Russians built such thick wood in the past.

In the evening we stayed in the town’s characteristic forest cabins, all of which are wooden cabins. Many Moscow citizens also come here to spend weekends, sitting on the swings in the forest and enjoying the close-up view. Breathing in the fragrance of the primeval forest, you feel like you are in the embrace of nature. The fatigue of the day can be completely released. The warm sunshine leaks through the leaves, making people feel relaxed and comfortable.

On the third day we came to the Kremlin, the center of power in Russia. The Kremlin was built on

Red Square. As the name of Red Square suggests, most of the walls are made of red bricks. There are various rallies and celebrations on Red Square every day. On this free soil, you can see people of different skin colors gathering together and getting along harmoniously. When I went there, I was lucky enough to see the indigenous people. During the sacrificial activities, they wore traditional costumes. The people in the middle held torches and lit cigarettes, silently chanting their national language, and the people on both sides played national musical instruments. Being in this atmosphere felt particularly shocking.

The southernmost end of Red Square is St. Basil’s Cathedral. The nine onion roofs are all in red brick color. The stripes are of different colors, but they look particularly harmonious. They are beautiful against the blue sky and white clouds. The eight domes on the eight towers each represent a saint, and the tallest church crown in the middle symbolizes the supreme status of God.

Led by a local Russian tour guide, we were able to enter the Kremlin. The buildings in the palace are mostly Baroque buildings with golden domes. From time to time, teams of mounted guards walked down the road. Pass. President Putin's office is a three-story Western-style building. Since it was a Saturday and President Putin was resting, there were not many guards in front of the presidential residence.

In the square of the Kremlin Palace, we were fortunate enough to see the equestrian performances and formation drills of Russian soldiers. They neatly waved their Russian sabers and constantly changed their formations. The whole drill lasted more than 20 minutes. According to the tour guide, there are only a few times in a month, and we really encountered it. The entrance to the Kremlin Palace is a towering bell tower. It is said that the red five-star on the top of the bell tower is made of 5 tons of rubies, which is priceless and breathtaking.