Moscow Kremlin Tour

Hello Russian Enthusiasts,

...okay, most of you probably aren't Russian enthusiasts, but you enjoy reading about my adventures in Moscow right?

Anyway, Wednesday was our tour of the Kremlin, and it was great! We had a tour guide and our tour lasted 4 hours, so we saw basically everything that is available to the public. However, inside all of the buildings, churches, etc. in the Kremlin you are not allowed to take pictures so all I have are pictures of the outsides...still cool though. Ha. The coolest building we went into, in my opinion, was the Armory. It's basically a museum of everything once owned by the Tsars. Inside they have outfits that Peter the Great wore, and the dresses that the Tsarinas (wives of the Tsars) wore on their coronation and marriage. Also they have carriages that the royal family used to ride in and tons of weapons like rifles, pistols, sabers, swords, and also protective gear like helmets and chain-mail armor. But I don't have any pictures of that, only of the buildings and the grounds of the Kremlin. So here they are!

The Trinity Tower (AKA the tourist entrance to the Kremlin)

View of the Trinity Tower from inside the Kremlin.
View down one of the streets in the Kremlin.
View of some government buildings.
View of the arsenal. Tons and tons of cannons.
View down a street next to the arsenal. More and more cannons.
The Russian crest atop a building.
The Tsar Cannon. The largest cannon ever made, but never fired.
The Tsar Bell. The biggest bell ever made, but never rung.
Other side of the Tsar Bell. That piece broke off before it could be rung.
Ivan the Great Bell tower located on Cathedral Square.
Uspensky Cathedral.
Blagoveschensky Cathedral.
Archangel Cathedral.
...and that ends the photo tour. Hope you enjoyed :-)