Festive Lights and Christmas Trees at Stoleshnikov Lane

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«Festive Lights and Christmas Trees at Stoleshnikov Lane»

Beautiful Christmas decorations light up Stoleshnikov lane, one of the most expensive shopping areas in the historical center of Moscow city, in the early morning during the current winter holidays 2018-2019. This cozy pedestrian area hosts many luxurious boutiques and expensive shops of international brands.

Photo #170 taken on January 04, 2019

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Date: January 4, 2019 12:10:00 am EST
File name: ALP-2019-0104-170-Festive-Lights-and-Christmas-Trees-at-Stoleshnikov-Lane-in-Early-Morning.jpg
Tags: Russia , Christmas , magic , lights , New Year , night moscow , Winter Holidays , street lamps , New Year Trees , street lights , Christmas Trees , Christmas Lights , streetlights , Night , Magic of Moscow , Stoleshnikov Lane , luxury , pedestrian , street , Moscow

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