Red Square

Red Square is undoubtedly one of the most iconic landmarks in Moscow and Russia, and although it started life as a wooden shantytown, it was transformed in the 1400s by Ivan III into a major city square that houses the Moscow Kremlin complex and St. Basil's Cathedral. and Lenin's Mausoleum, and tell its visitors Russia's rich history. Nowadays, cars are not allowed to drive through Red Square, and it fills daily with tourists, wedding parties, and photography professionals.