Fragment de la tour Spasskaya avec une horloge en gros plan par une journée ensoleillée. - Photo & image de stock

Spasskaya tower of the late 15th century connects the Kremlin and Red square. The tower is named after the nearby monastery of the Savior. In 1626, the Englishman Christopher Galloway built a multi-tiered top of the tower.

Kremlin tower of red brick, with a big clock on a sky background

The clock in the Spasskaya tower, Kremlin. Moscow, Russia.

Russia. Moscow. The Kremlin on Red Square in Moscow. May 25, 2017

Spasskaya tower of Moscow Kremlin closeup against the blue sky in sunny evening

Fragment of Spasskaya tower of the Moscow Kremlin on background of blue sky

View on Fragment of Spasskaya Tower with clock with cloudy blue sky.

Side view of Spasskaya tower of Moscow Kremlin on Red Square.

Front view of Spasskaya tower on blue sky background.

City landscape, Centre of Moscow, view at Spasskaya tower of Moscow Kremlin and wall on Red Square. Clouds sky background.

Autumn city landscape with a view of the Spasskaya tower of the Moscow Kremlin.

Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood (Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ) in St. Petersburg, Russia. On blue sky background.

Moscow, Russia. Pozharsky and Minin bronze monument on the Red Square. St. Basils cathedral on background.

Yoshkar-Ola, Mari El, Russia. City architecture. View of the Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the Bruges embankment.