Basilica of Saint Basil the Blessed

The Basilica of Saint Basil the Blessed, located in Moscow's Red Square, is a famous Russian Orthodox church renowned for its vibrant, colorful domes and unique architecture. Built between 1555 and 1561 to commemorate Ivan the Terrible’s victory over the Kazan Tatars, it symbolizes Russian religious and cultural heritage. The church features nine interconnected chapels, each with its own distinctive design, and is celebrated for its striking onion-shaped domes and intricate interior frescoes. Today, it functions as a museum and a symbol of Russia’s historical and spiritual identity.