[4K] Driving tour of Moscow 2021, Russia: from Kremlin to Moscow city

We start our journey from Znamenka Street The Moscow Kremlin is ahead Turn to Volkhonka Street Volkhonka Street On the left is Ilya Glazunov Gallery On the left is the Cathedral of Christ the Savior The existing structure was built in the 1990s It is a recreation of the temple of the same name, destroyed in 1931 On the right is a monument to Friedrich Engels In 1848, together with Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels wrote the Manifesto of the Communist Party In addition to this work, Friedrich Engels himself and in co-authorship (mainly with Marx) wrote a number of other works Later, Friedrich Engels financially supported Karl Marx while he conducted research and worked on the book Capital After the death of Marx Engels, Friedrich Engels edited the second and third volumes of the book Capital In addition, Friedrich Engels organized Karl Marx's notes on the theories of surplus value, which Karl Kautsky published in 1905 as the "fourth volume" of Capital Turn to Soymonovsky passage Soymonovsky passage On the left is the Transfiguration Church On the left is the Museum of Archaeology Turn to the Prechistenskaya embankment Patriarch's Bridge is ahead On the right on the opposite shore of the Moskva River - Variety Theater Kremlin Embankment There is a Large Stone Bridge ahead On the left is the Vodovzvodnaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin The Moscow Kremlin is a fortress in the center of Moscow The Moscow Kremlin is the main socio-political, historical and artistic complex of the city The Moscow Kremlin is the official residence of the President of the Russian Federation On the left behind the Kremlin wall is the Grand Kremlin Palace On the left the Annunciation Tower of the Moscow Kremlin On the left behind the Kremlin wall is the Assumption Belfry On the left is the Tainitskaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin On the Left is the First Unnamed Tower of the Moscow Kremlin On the Left is the Second Unnamed Tower of the Moscow Kremlin On the left is the Petrovsky Tower of the Moscow Kremlin On the left is the Beklemishevskaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin In front of the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge Moskvoretskaya embankment On the left, Zaryadye Park There is a floating bridge ahead On the left is the Church of the Conception of the Righteous Anna On the left is the Imperial Orphanage Ahead of the Big Ustinsky Bridge Turn to Ustinskaya embankment Ustinskaya embankment The Library of Foreign Literature is ahead On the left is the Astakhovsky Bridge over the Yauza River Turn on Yauzskaya Street Yauzskaya Street On the right is the Church of the Holy Trinity in Silver with a bell tower and the temple of the Beheading of the head of John the Baptist The church was built in 1781, the bell tower with the church of John the Baptist in 1768 (architect K. Blank) Ustinsky Square on the left In the center of Ustinsky Square there is a monument to the border guards of the Fatherland On the left is the "Collection" Museum The Collection Museum is one of the largest private collections of world cultural significance today the museum's art fund has about 20,000 exhibits The basis of the collection is self-playing musical instruments and mechanical rarities decorative and applied art objects, paintings and graphics, and an extensive collection of Russian bronze including fine plastic of the best masters of the XIX-XX centuries, a collection of ancient Russian and foreign silver, glass and crystal Solyanka street On the left, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation On the right is the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin on the Arrow Turn to Solyansky passage Solyansky passage On the left is the Church of All Saints Turn to Lubyansky passage Lubyansky passage On the left is a monument to Cyril and Methodius On the left is Ilyinsky Square Turn to Ilyinsky Gate Square Ilyinsky Gate Square On the right is the Reception Room of the President of the Russian Federation On the left is the apartment building of the Moscow Merchant Bank turn to the Old Square Old Square Turn to Varvarka Street Varvarka Street On the right is the Church of the Nativity of John the Baptist On the right is the Chirikov city estate - M.F.Armand, built in the middle of the XVIII century. Rebuilt in 1894 . On the left is the Church of St. George on the Pskov Hill On the left is the Cathedral of the Icon of the Mother of God the Sign On the left is the Museum of the Romanov Boyars' Chamber On the left is the educational center of the Orthodox family in the name of Saints Peter and Fevronia On the left is the Church of Maxim the Blessed on Varvarka On the left is the Church of Varvara the Great Martyr on Varvarka St. Basil 's Cathedral

Turn to the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge Turn to Bolotnaya Street Bolotnaya Street On the right Repinsky Square On the right is a monument to Ilya Yefimovich Repin The Udarnik cinema is ahead Turn to Serafimovich Street Serafimovich Street Big Stone Bridge On the right is the Moscow Kremlin Ahead is the monument to Prince Vladimir Borovitskaya Square In front of us is the Pashkov House, it built in 1784-1786 Mokhovaya Street On the right is the Center of Oriental Literature On the left is the State Library of the USSR named after V.I. Lenin Turn to Vozdvizhenka Street Vozdvizhenka Street On the right is the Reception House of the Government of the Russian Federation New Arbat Street On the right is the Church of Simeon Stylites According to the general plan for the reconstruction of Moscow in 1935 it was planned to lay a new city highway from Arbatskaya Square to Dorogomilovskaya Zastava This highway in the initial section was supposed to run parallel to Arbat Street, and therefore received the working name New Arbat Before the war, they didn't have time to implement the idea of creating a new street and returned to it only in the early 1960s. Turn to the Free Russia Square Free Russia Square On the right is the Government House Turn to Krasnopresnenskaya embankment Krasnopresnenskaya embankment On the right is the World Trade Center Ahead is Moscow City, a developing business district in Moscow on Presnenskaya Embankment The first plans to create an international-style business quarter in Moscow appeared in 1991 On the right is Moscow City Bagration Bridge is ahead Subscribe to the channel, put likes and leave comments Thanks for watching!

2021-10-18 07:19

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