New Year Pier of Zaryadye Park & Moscow Landmarks in Winter Night

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View from Raushskaya embankment of Moskva-Reka (Moscow River) on the Floating Bridge and Pier of Zaryadye Park at Moskvoretskaya Embankment festively decorated with colorful balls, paradise trees, and Christmas garlands in the background of Moscow landmarks, St. Basil’s Cathedral and Spasskaya (Savior) tower of Moscow Kremlin, on one evening during winter holidays.

Photo #293 taken on January 03, 2020

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Date: January 3, 2020 09:30:00 am EST
File name: alp-2020-0103-293-new-year-pier-of-zaryadye-park-and-moscow-landmarks-in-winter-night.jpg
Tags: Russia , landmarks , Christmas , reflections , lights , Savior tower , New Year , night moscow , St. Basil’s cathedral , Winter Holidays , Bridges , decorations , New Year Decorations , Light Installations , Christmas Lights , Floating Bridge , Hovering Bridge , pier , Zaryadye Park , Moskvoretskaya Embankment , garlands , Moskva , Park Zaryadye , balls , Zaryadye , Spasskaya Tower , Moscow River , Moscow

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The Cathedral of Christ the Savior is the main church in Moscow. It was opened in 1883, in a memory of Russian victory over Napoleon in 1812. This Cathedral had been under construction for about 40 years (1839-1883), but it was destroyed in one day, in December 5th, 1931 - during the Stalin's time, because communists decided to build "Soviet Palace" for their meetings.

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