Spasskaya Tower, Moscow
The Spasskaya Tower, built in 1491, was believed to have miraculous powers which protected the Kremlin from invasions.
The Spasskaya Tower, built in 1491, was believed to have miraculous powers which protected the Kremlin from invasions. During the 16th and 17th centuries, the tower was used by the Tsar for ceremonial processions and greeting foreign dignitaries. The ceremonial chimes of the tower, designating official Moscow time, are also well-known.
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About Spasskaya Tower
Красная площадь, 3, Moscow, Russia
Spasskaya Tower and Nearby Sights on Map
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