Russia’s iconic building—Red Square.
Red Square (Russian красная площадь English Red Square) is located in the center of Moscow, the capital of Russia, facing the Moskva River. It is the oldest square in Moscow and a witness to major historical events. It is also the place where mass gatherings, large-scale celebrations and military parades are held on important Russian festivals. It is a world-famous tourist attraction.
To the north of Red Square is the State Museum of Russian History, to the east is the Moscow State Department Store, and to the south is the Church of the Assumption of Vasily. On the west side are Lenin's Mausoleum and the red walls and three towers of the Kremlin. A podium is built on the upper floor of Lenin's Tomb. Whenever there is an important ceremony in Russia, leaders stand on Lenin's tomb to watch the military parade.
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Red Square is the center of Moscow and a must-see for tourists coming to Moscow. In the middle of the Red Square is the east wall of the Kremlin. On the left and right sides of the palace wall stand the Spassky Tower and the Nikolai Tower symmetrically. The twin towers are soaring in the sky, which is extremely spectacular.
Stepping into Red Square is equivalent to stepping into the door of Russia’s spiritual home. Everything in Red Square also represents the long history of the Russian nation. The Red Square is very large, 695 meters long and 130 meters wide, with a total area of ??90,350 square meters.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Red Square