Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join Nastya for a walking tour of Moscow's iconic Red Square! Discover the real reason it's called "Red" (hint: it means "beautiful") and explore famous landmarks like the Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral.
Walking Tour of Moscow: History & Culture. - patreon.com/posts/139191249
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Chapters:
00:00:02 Introduction at Red Square
00:00:52 Why it’s called “Red” Square
00:01:39 Kremlin, Lenin’s Mausoleum, St. Basil’s Cathedral
00:03:17 Minin & Pozharsky and Unity Day
00:04:16 Lobnoye Mesto and New Year decorations
00:05:42 GUM, holiday market, and Nikolskaya Street
00:07:03 Historical Museum, cobblestone roads, souvenir shop
00:09:10 Closing thoughts and recommendations
Join Nastya for a walking tour of Moscow's iconic Red Square! Discover the real reason it's called "Red" (hint: it means "beautiful") and explore famous landmarks like the Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral.
Walking Tour of Moscow: History & Culture. - patreon.com/posts/139191249
────────────────────
Try our all-in-one Russian immersion platform with a comprehensive video library, a built-in progress tracker, and powerful learning tools
👉 comprehensiblerussian.com
────────────────────
Comprehensible Russian is a place for uninterrupted Russian immersion and meaningful listening practice — whether you learn through comprehensible input or follow a more traditional approach. Our videos make Russian understandable without translation, subtitles, or heavy grammar study, helping you build listening comprehension and an intuitive feel for the language.
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Chapters:
00:00:02 Introduction at Red Square
00:00:52 Why it’s called “Red” Square
00:01:39 Kremlin, Lenin’s Mausoleum, St. Basil’s Cathedral
00:03:17 Minin & Pozharsky and Unity Day
00:04:16 Lobnoye Mesto and New Year decorations
00:05:42 GUM, holiday market, and Nikolskaya Street
00:07:03 Historical Museum, cobblestone roads, souvenir shop
00:09:10 Closing thoughts and recommendations










