Moscow Monuments

Yury Dolgoruky
If you walk up from the Kremlin along Tverskaya street, on your left you'll see an ordinary equestrian statue devoted to the founder of Moscow - prince Yury Dolgoruky, was built in the 1954, to celebrate Moscow's 800th anniversary. There are no pictures of this prince, so the architect just made a statue of a typical mid century Russian knight.

Pushkin Monument
Pushkin is considered to be the best Russian poet. So, there is Pushkinskaya square in Moscow where the monument to Pushkin is installed. It's on the opposite side from McDonalds. The monument was built in 1880. The money for the monument were donated by the thousands of Russians who participated in subscription. It was the first monument to a poet in Russia.

Tsar Bell
Tsar Bell (Tsar-kolokol) is the largest bell in the world, cast in 1655.

Tsar Cannon
Tsar Cannon (Tsar-pushka)- cast by Andrei Chokhov in 1586, is one of the largest cannons ever made and was intended to defend the Savior Gate - but it has never been fired.