Saint Basil's Cathedral

Saint Basil's Cathedral, located in Moscow’s Red Square, is an iconic Russian Orthodox church built between 1555 and 1561 under Ivan the Terrible’s reign. Known for its striking, colorful, onion-shaped domes, the cathedral's unique architectural style combines traditional Russian design with artistic creativity. Originally constructed to commemorate a military victory, it now serves as a symbol of Russia’s cultural and religious heritage. Its complex layout features nine chapels arranged around a central nave, with intricate details inside and outside, making it a masterpiece of medieval Russian architecture and a prominent historical landmark.