Tretyakov Gallery

State Historical Museum(1.5 km)(0.9 mile)
The 19th century Russian Revivalist building has an enormous collection of artifacts that tell the history of Russia from the Stone Age to the present day.

Pushkin Museum(1.2 km)(0.7 mile)
Pushkin Museum is dedicated to Western art and has one of the world's most significant Impressionist and Post-Impressionist collections, along with some Old Masters.

Spasskaya Tower(1.2 km)(0.8 mile)
The Spasskaya Tower, built in 1491, was believed to have miraculous powers which protected the Kremlin from invasions.

Gorky Park(2.6 km)(1.6 mile)
Easily the most well known of Moscow's many parks, Gorky Park used to be packed with theme park rides, but after undergoing major changes in 2011, it became one of the trendiest places in the city.

Garden of Fallen Monuments(2.1 km)(1.3 mile)
The Garden of Fallen Monuments, officially called the Muzeon Sculpture Park, is the graveyard to where several infamous statues in Moscow were relocated after the Soviet collapse.

Diamond Fund(1 km)(0.6 mile)
It holds the Imperial collection, including the crown jewels.

Alexander Garden(1.1 km)(0.7 mile)
One of the first urban public parks in Moscow, there are three separate gardens along the western Kremlin wall.

Christ the Savior Cathedral(1 km)(0.6 mile)
This cathedral, the tallest Orthodox church in the world (the largest being the Temple of St.