On my last evening in Moscow I decided to go and have a look at the Red Square at night
A few of the surrounding streets were decorated with lights.
The GUM store
Walls of the Kremlin
St Basil's Cathedral
So it was goodbye to Moscow. There were many places I did not have time to see but I felt I had managed to see some of the most important areas of Moscow. I had enjoyed my visit very much.
Glad you enjoyed the trip. It looks very cool and sparkly at night! Hard to believe there were once tanks in that square when hardliners tried and, at the time, failed to get rid of Russia’s most democratic of leaders, Mikhail Gorbachev. So much dramatic history everywhere!
Hello, beautiful photos. The lights at night are so pretty. It is surprised to me to see Moscow decorated. Thanks for sharing your trip photos. Enjoy your day, wishing you a great new week ahead.
Not fussed on wedding cake building lighting but the flood lighting is good and your camera picked the buildings up well. It was nice to join you in your Russian journeys.
Those are lovely pictures again. Hope you recovered from your rugrats exercise. Yes, It's us that needs the break, not the parents or the kids. Now, where's that bottle of wine?
Fabulous! What a memorable last evening you had in Moscow! If you have not yet read Gentleman in Moscow, you must. He lives his entire adult life locked in a hotel looking at Red Square. What a fascinating journey you enjoyed!
Glad you enjoyed the trip. It looks very cool and sparkly at night! Hard to believe there were once tanks in that square when hardliners tried and, at the time, failed to get rid of Russia’s most democratic of leaders, Mikhail Gorbachev. So much dramatic history everywhere!
ReplyDeleteHello, beautiful photos. The lights at night are so pretty. It is surprised to me to see Moscow decorated. Thanks for sharing your trip photos. Enjoy your day, wishing you a great new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your visit very much, too. Those lights sure are pretty. Your pictures are very interested and delightful. :-)
ReplyDeleteyour trip was great
ReplyDeleteThat was well worth an evening spent! How beautiful, and what a bang up finish to your visit.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to spend an evening - lights and beautiful buildings
ReplyDeleteNot fussed on wedding cake building lighting but the flood lighting is good and your camera picked the buildings up well. It was nice to join you in your Russian journeys.
ReplyDeleteThe night photos are magnificent!!
ReplyDeleteMagical!
ReplyDeleteSt Basil's Cathedral is looking majestic in nightlight.
ReplyDeleteMoscow by night, I never had thought about that!
ReplyDeleteHave enjoyed seeing all of your pictures. MY Moscow at night looks like a Christmas Card!
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely pictures again. Hope you recovered from your rugrats exercise. Yes, It's us that needs the break, not the parents or the kids. Now, where's that bottle of wine?
ReplyDeleteMoscow is beautiful at night. What a delightful trip you had and I am so glad I got to tag along. The price for me was sure right.
ReplyDeleteWow ! that looks beautiful at night and your camera did an excellent job !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful night shots ~ Gorgeous ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to You,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Wow - how festive and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! Almost Speechless ... at all that you saw *and* at how beautifully you photographed it. Had no idea how beautiful that City was.
ReplyDelete...the architecture is fabulous and the lights add to the beauty. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! What a memorable last evening you had in Moscow! If you have not yet read Gentleman in Moscow, you must. He lives his entire adult life locked in a hotel looking at Red Square. What a fascinating journey you enjoyed!
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you enjoyed the trip.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Tom, the architecture is fabulous and the lights add to the beauty.
Great photographs you've shared here.
All the best Jan