Saint Basil's Cathedral, located on Red Square in Moscow, was commissioned by Ivan IV in the 16th century and is now a museum under UNESCO protection. It features a unique architectural style combining Russian Orthodoxy and Gothic elements, with 10 colorful domes representing different victories. As a cultural icon, it is one of the most recognizable symbols of Moscow and a major tourist attraction.
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Saint Basil's Cathedral, located on Red Square in Moscow, was commissioned by Ivan IV in the 16th century and is now a museum under UNESCO protection. It features a unique architectural style combining Russian Orthodoxy and Gothic elements, with 10 colorful domes representing different victories. As a cultural icon, it is one of the most recognizable symbols of Moscow and a major tourist attraction.
• on Red Square in Moscow • from the 16th century • the construction was commissioned by Ivan IV the Terrible • it used to be a church, and today it is a museum • under UNESCO protection • a symbol of victory and unity • named after Basil the Blessed o prophet architecture and design • in the style of Russian Orthodoxy • contains Gothic elements • there are 10 different domes • they are colorful and rich in decorations • consists of 9 smaller churches • one church is a symbol of one victory • colors o a symbol of the Garden of Eden and the spirit of the Russian people religious significance
• home of holy icons
• they keep important works of art • keeps the remains of St. Basil • performs rites and ceremonies culture and tourist importance
• she is an icon of Moscow
• the most recognizable symbol of • Moscow and Russia • one of the most visited attractions