Enjoy beautiful pictures of Moscow taken from an airplane approaching to land and standing on the roof of a business center.
The Maryino region.
The South port.
The centre of the city.
Kolomenskoye, Tsaritsyno.
Pokrovskoye cemetery.
Chertanovo South.
Factories.
Yasenevo.
Access to Prince Plaza Trade Center is always difficult due to traffic jams.
Solntsevo.
Traffic jam.
Novo-Peredelkino.
Solnechnaya station.
Pictures of Moscow taken from the business center Domnikov are even more beautiful.
The Garden Ring.
The Kotelnicheskaya Skyscraper.
The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Golden Ring Hotel.
The Leningrad Star.
Triumph Plaza.
Big Sukharevskaya Square,
Skyscrapers of the New Arbat.
Ostankino TV Tower.
The Kazan train station.
Landing in Sheremetyevo.
Academician Sakharov Prospect.
The USSR Ministry of transport construction.
Kazan train station.
Staircase leading to the skies.
The Olimpiyskiy Sports Complex.
Moscow State University.
Location: Moscow
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I really enjoy these nightly sceneries from Moscow where everything is lighted by yellow sodium lamps. If they ever decide to replace these lamps with white LEDs, we will certainly look back to these golden times with warmfulness.
I always try to spot the monstrous buildings of Russian science academy in these Moscow photo reports, but I’ve never managed to. It’s such a architectural gem that we would really like to see some close-up photos of that complex. Not only photos from those twin towers, but also on the ground level. Please, dearest ER, make my wishes come true.
i think we have seen these same photos a 100 times. It would be way cooler if the were taken from wing suit base jumpers
Moscow never sleeps!
Nice pics.
It’s a beautiful city day or night – I would love to see some more of the nicer houses and older buildings (not the one’s in ruin and falling a part) rather than the newer modern apartments and business buildings that we commonly see on here. There are some absolutely beautiful single family homes and neighborhoods around Moscow that haven’t been featured on EnglishRussia. I’m not talking about the one’s where all the homes look the same either. Also it would be really fantastic to see a post about how a wooden onion dome is built. I love Russian Architecture.
You know the neighborhoods I’m talking about where they have a whole lot of older Russian Architecture incorporated into the newer designs.
Neat pictures. Thanks!