Dmitrov városa egyidős Moszkvával. Fellegvárát (Kreml) templomokkal és katedrálisokkal építették és díszítették a helyi és moszkvai fejedelmek.. - Stock fotó és kép

The city of Dmitrov is the same age as Moscow. Its citadel (the Kremlin) was built and decorated with churches and cathedrals by both local and Moscow princes.

Moscow, Russia - October 03, 2019: High reliefs of saints on the facade of Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. Cathedral of Christ the Saviour is a popular touristic landmark in Moscow historical center

Cathedral of the Nativity of the blessed virgin Mary in Zachatievsky monastery in Moscow

The gate churches were erected at the expense of the tsarevna (daughter of the tsar) Sofia Alekseevna, imprisoned in the Novodevichy Monastery, in the Moscow Baroque style.

Vysotsky (built on a high hill) monastery in Serpukhov was a spiritual educational center and a powerful fortress on the southern borders of the Moscow Principality of the 14th-16th centuries.

The most majestic and luxurious temple on the opposite bank of the Moscow River from the Kremlin was built in 1769 in the Baroque style and dedicated to St. Clement, the Pope of Rome

The gate churches were erected at the expense of the tsarevna (daughter of the tsar) Sofia Alekseevna, imprisoned in the Novodevichy Monastery, in the Moscow Baroque style.

The Vvedensky Monastery was founded by Vladyka (Metropolitan) Alexy in 1362 and is famous for the beauty of its churches, which received their modern outlook in the 16th century

Excellent result result of the development of medieval architecture in Moscow was the Church of St. Nicholas in Pyzhi with its rows of decorative arches on the vault and a luxurious entablature

Chernihiv Lane, which has preserved an authentic ensemble of churches and city estates of the 16th and 18th centuries, is a unique architectural complex of historical Moscow.

Vysotsky (built on a high hill) monastery in Serpukhov was a spiritual educational center and a powerful fortress on the southern borders of the Moscow Principality of the 14th-16th centuries.