Hello from Moscow!
It’s been raining a lot when we arrived, unfortunately we chose a damp, drizzly and cold summer day to go to Red Square at the heart of the city.
BUT it was pretty much worth it.
80% of the architecture here have that Turkish/Middle Eastern influence, or perhaps it is the other way round.
FYI this is one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites.
Mandatory shot: been there, done that 😀
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I’m sorry, but there’s no turkish or middle eastern influences on the architecture. It’s true russian architecture with a little influence of byzantine architecture.
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