
Suzdal is perhaps one of the most interesting of the ‘Golden Ring’ cities North East of Moscow, and one of the oldest remaining towns in Russia with records showing its history dates back to at least 1024 AD.
Nov 02, 2010 | Categories: Blog, Photography, Travel | Tags: Architecture, Cathedral, Church, City, Golden Ring, Historic, Kremlin, Monastery, Moscow, Russia, Suzdal, Wooden | 2 Comments »

Starting to the North East of Moscow there is a group of historic towns and cities that form a ring, the most well known being Vladimir, Suzdal, Kostroma, Yaroslavl, Rostov Velikiy, Pereslavl-Zalesskiy, and Sergiev Posad.
Jul 02, 2010 | Categories: Blog, Photography, Travel | Tags: Cathedral, Cathedral of St Dimitriy, Cathedral of the Assumption, Church, Church of St George, Church of the Trinity, Crystal, Golden Gates, Golden Ring, Hotel Vladimir, Landscape, Mongols, Nativity Monastery, Sobornaya Ploschad, Theatre of Choral Music, UNESCO, Vladimir, Weather Vanes | 2 Comments »

We didn’t realise until a day or so beforehand though that the day before we arrived it was the St Petersburg City Day, and that this year it was being stretched out over 4 days
May 31, 2010 | Categories: Blog, Photography, Travel | Tags: Blood Church, Cathedral, Cathedral of our Saviour on Spilled Blood, Church, Icons, Mosaics, Religion, Russia, St Petersburg | Leave A Comment »

The in-laws came over 2 weeks ago today for four days, but the volcanic ash cloud covering most of Europe meant they stayed for 10 days in the end, so we did a fair bit of looking around the city to the following places:- Red Square and St Basil’s Cathedral Kitai Gorod Cathedral of Christ [...]
Apr 29, 2010 | Categories: Blog, Photography, Travel | Tags: Cathedral, Cathedral of Christ Our Savior, English Court, eternal flame, Family, Kitai Gorod, market, Moscow, Obelisk, Old English Court, Red Square, Russia, Sparrow Hills, St Basil's Cathedral, Street, Tanks, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Trinity Cathedral, Vernisazh market, Victory Park | Leave A Comment »