New tourist route at the Kremlin from November 2016
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A new tourist route will be available to visitors to Moscow from 30 November. New archaeological discoveries have been made on the grounds of the Moscow Kremlin.It will feature the remains of several historical buildings.
Currently, the only tourist route in the Kremlin focuses on its museums, with the entrance in Alexandrovsky Garden. By the end of 2016 tourists will have yet another option to access the Kremlin. A new route is being created across the territory of the Moscow Kremlin with the starting point at Spasskaya Tower in Red Square so tourists will now be able to enter the Kremlin directly from Red Square.
Since at present there are no other archaeological sites in the Russian capital, this will be a unique opportunity for visitors to learn about the city’s more ancient history. As this has never been done before, there are hopes for more discoveries and the establishment of a permanent Kremlin archaeological expedition.
Currently, the only tourist route in the Kremlin focuses on its museums, with the entrance in Alexandrovsky Garden. By the end of 2016 tourists will have yet another option to access the Kremlin. A new route is being created across the territory of the Moscow Kremlin with the starting point at Spasskaya Tower in Red Square so tourists will now be able to enter the Kremlin directly from Red Square.
Since at present there are no other archaeological sites in the Russian capital, this will be a unique opportunity for visitors to learn about the city’s more ancient history. As this has never been done before, there are hopes for more discoveries and the establishment of a permanent Kremlin archaeological expedition.
September 14, 2016