Hello everyone!
I returned to my blog after a long break. This does not mean that I didn’t follow the posts as curator and didn’t vote. I am always on the lookout for the best articles and vote as a Curie curator.
Many interesting things happened in my life, which I will definitely share! One of these is a trip to Russia. It was very exciting and great because I hadn't traveled anywhere in over a year due to the pandemic.
The first stop on my trip was the city of Moscow, the capital of Russia. I was very often in Moscow but only in transit, never had a chance to walk around the city. But on this trip, thanks to the long break between the two flights and the good weather, I had enough time to properly enter the city and visit some of its well known spots.
On the day of arrival in Moscow, we spent a long time with friends in a restaurant. Then we went for a night walk along the Moscow River and the Gorky Park.
Peter the Great Statue
The next morning we went to the heart of Moscow, to Red Square. This is a truly beautiful place and very powerful. The area is very large and has a strong energy. When you realize that you are in the capital of Russia, it is very exciting. At that moment, when we were on the square, the clock on the Spasskaya Tower, the central tower of the Kremlin, struck the chimes.
Zaryadye Park is located next to Red Square, where we took an excellent walk. A stunning view of the Kremlin opens from the bridge in the park. Everywhere is very beautiful, clean and there are a lot of places where you can just sit and admire the views of Moscow.
In such a short time, we have visited only the central sights of the city. I liked Moscow very much and would like to spend more time studying it.
In the following articles I will share with you further locations of my trip to Russia.
