Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin

The Kremlin of Nizhny Novgorod, built in 1500, is much larger than the Moscow Kremlin, because it takes almost an hour to walk around the walls. The Kremlin means "fortress" in Russian, so many Russian cities have the Kremlin. Russia tourism several representative attractions, Moscow around the gold ring, St. Petersburg around the silver ring, Baikal lake, the Far East, the Caucasus and so on.

The north end of the old street of the old town of Nizhny Novgorod is a square, and through it is the Kremlin. The old town is located above the high ground, so the city is divided by the cliffs fragmented, the Kremlin is located at the top of the highland, the eastern half is a gentle slope, and the city is integrated, while the west is surrounded by natural cliffs like trenches, like a castle. Some government offices in Nizhny Novgorod are still in the office, but visitors are free to enter and exit. Military monuments and open air aircraft cannons can be seen inside the Kremlin gates. Like the entire old town of Nizhny Novgorod, the interior of the Kremlin is equally undulating, and the walls are scattered according to the terrain. The Kremlin towers are square, round, tall and upright, solemn and heavy, and there are 11 large and small. Outside the Kremlin wall is the Volga River, the sky is too cold, stretching out to take pictures, freezing pain, do not want to go shopping, through the city wall downhill to the river bank, then along the southwest of the city wall back to the residence.

In the Soviet Union, the city was called Gorky, now called Nizhny Novgorod. In Russian, Gordy means the great city of Ross. This city is very quiet, full of history, culture, and art. Two rivers give this city spirituality. Although there is no developed Moscow, St. Petersburg is noble. When a person, especially a friend who speaks Russian, comes to this city and savors this city carefully, there is a sense of tranquility and return to the truth. The same beauty makes you feel good.

Nizhny Novgorod There are not many attractions, the Kremlin is a must-see place, just out is the most prosperous pedestrian street. It is a park, free to enter, but if you want to visit the city wall, you need to pay. The inside is very beautiful, just to see the intersection of the Volga and Oka rivers, especially the evening, the sunrise is very beautiful,

The whole city is divided into new and old towns, the most beautiful part of course is in the old town, from the station by tram all the way up the mountain to the old town, remember to walk to the Kremlin after getting off at the terminal, free entry, walk along the old city wall overlooking the picturesque beauty of the whole city.