Hi! How are you going to spend the

Hi! How are you going to spend the weekend?
I’m going to Moscow and have a look at the most famous monuments of the city.
Great. And what are you planning to start with?
I think it’s better to start with the Kremlin. I’ve read so much about it. I know that Moscow is built on seven hills, one of which is encircled by a red wall. The Kremlin is on this hill.
That’s really a good place to start. I remember the Kremlin is an impressive building. It’s red wall’s are very beautiful walls and the towers are crowned with ruby stars.
But I suppose the Kremlin did now always look the way it does today.
Yes, it is true. The wooden walls built in Prince Yuri Dolgoruky’s time were replaced by a fortification made of thick oak logs in the reign of Ivan Kalita. A new white-stone Kremlin was built in the 14th century in the reign of Dmitry Donskoy.
And besides I hear if the Kremlin is the symbol of Russia, then the Spasskaya Tower is the symbol of Kremlin.
True. And are you going to have a look at Cathedral Square? Do you know anything about Cathedral Square?
If I’m not mistaken this is the complex of fortifications, the palatial residences, the monumental cathedrals crowned by the Uspensky Cathedral.
Yes, and the Uspensky Cathedral was built in the 15th century. It was intended for important services, coronations and the formal public appearances of the sovereigns of the country.
I also know about the two bells – the Tsar Bell that weighs more than 200 tons and the Tsar Cannon which is a good example of the early masters’ work.
And do you want to visit the Tretyakov Gallery? Its collection reflects the history of Russia, the life, work and ideals of its people.
Of course I want to visit it and the Pushkin Museum of Fine arts then, too. I hear it has one of the world’s largest collections of the ancient, oriental, classical and West European Art.
Yes, its collection of West European paintings of the 13-20th centuries is exceeded in richness only by the collection of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. The picture gallery contains over 2000 canvases enabling us to appreciate the variety of styles over the centuries.
Well, it’s 5 o’clock already and I have to go. It was pleasure to speak to you.
Have a nice time.

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Hi! How are you going to spend the weekend?I'm going to Moscow and have a look at the most famous monuments of the city.Great. And what are you planning to start with?I think it's better to start with the Kremlin. I've read so much about it. I know that Moscow is built on seven hills, one of which is encircled by a red wall. The Kremlin is on this hill.That's really a good place to start. I remember the Kremlin is an impressive building. It's red wall's are very beautiful walls and the towers are crowned with ruby stars.But I suppose the Kremlin did now always look the way it does today.Yes, it is true. The wooden walls built in Prince Yuri Dolgoruky's time were replaced by a fortification made of thick oak logs in the reign of Ivan Kalita. A new white-stone Kremlin was built in the 14th century in the reign of Dmitry Donskoy. And besides I hear if the Kremlin is the symbol of Russia, then the Spasskaya Tower is the symbol of the Kremlin.True. And are you going to have a look at Cathedral Square? Do you know anything about Cathedral Square?If I'm not mistaken this is the complex of fortifications, the palatial residences, the monumental cathedrals crowned by the Uspensky Cathedral.Yes, and the Uspensky Cathedral was built in the 15th century. It was intended for important services, coronations and the formal public appearances of the sovereigns of the country.I also know about the two bells-the Tsar Bell that weighs more than 200 tons and the Tsar Cannon which is a good example of the early masters ' work.And do you want to visit the Tretyakov Gallery? Its collection reflects the history of Russia, the life, work and ideals of its people.Of course I want to visit it and the Pushkin Museum of Fine arts then, too. I hear it has one of the world's largest collections of the ancient, oriental, classical and West European Art. Yes, its collection of West European paintings of the 13-20th centuries is exceeded in richness only by the collection of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. The picture gallery contains over 2000 canvases enabling us to appreciate the variety of styles over the centuries.Well, it's 5 o'clock already and I have to go. It was pleasure to speak to you.Have a nice time.

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