Our Lady of the Sign Cathedral Framed by Paradise Trees

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The beautiful Our Lady of the Sign Cathedral framed by illuminated with LED lights paradise trees on Varvarka street in the early morning. New Year decoration of Moscow during the winter holidays. The two-story five-domed cathedral was built between 1679 and 1684. It is the main cathedral of the Znamensky Monastery which was founded in 1629-1631 by Tsar Michael Romanov on the location of what was once his family's estate.

Photo #009 taken on January 02, 2020

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Date: January 1, 2020 11:32:00 pm EST
File name: alp-2020-0102-009-our-lady-of-sign-cathedral-framed-by-paradise-trees-varvarka-moscow.jpg
Tags: Russia , Cityscapes , Christmas , New Year , night moscow , Varvarka Street , New Year Decorations , Winterscapes , Light Installations , Moscow cityscapes , Christmas Lights , Znamensky Monastery , LED Lights , trees , paradise trees , Our Lady of the Sign Cathedral , Moscow

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