[2025 Moscow Attraction] Travel Guide for The State Kremlin Palace (Updated May)

The Kremlin Palace (Kramlim Pakace) is a tourist attraction that is considered a symbol and the face of Russia. Built during the reign of Tsar Ivan III, the Kremlin Palace is a beautiful and long-lasting architectural site that is more than 850 years old. It has played a role in many eras of Russia. Inside the palace, in addition to the number of rooms of up to 700 rooms and 18 towers, the fortress is about 2,235 meters long for observation. Later, it was converted into a government office and partly opened as a tourist attraction for the general public to visit. Outside, there is a cannon, King Sa, which is recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as having the largest barrel in the world. #KremlinPalace #VisitRussia

Many people come to Red Square and see the Kremlin but actually there is a much better option: you can buy an official tour inside Kremlin or even watch a ballet there! That what we did in spring and it was so magnificent! First you can enter the areas that are not allowed to enter for common people (after security check of course) and then you watch a wonderful ballet on a stage! It’s a 2 in 1 pleasure! #springwander

2024.01.12📝 🇷🇺Venturing Alone in Moscow - The Kremlin Palace Theatre At first, it was indeed a rash decision to buy tickets to see the performance! Because I saw it was a choir, and the cover of the ticket-selling app looked good, and it had a lot of ethnic characteristics. But from the moment the conductor came on stage... everything became formal... The whole concert was: Shocking! Beautiful! Ethnic! Moving! Thought-provoking! 🎉Thanks to the Kuban Cossack Choir for letting me experience the charm of Russian folk music! The Kuban Cossack Choir, established in 1811, is the only professional folk art group in Russia. The artistic director and conductor, Viktor Gavrilovich Zakharchenko, is amazing! An 85-year-old man, a veteran artist with many honors and titles, as soon as he came on stage, the audience began to applaud in tribute! The whole concert was divided into two parts, 3 hours! At the end, all the audience stood up and sang together➕applauded! This is a scene I have never seen before🥹 The whole performance included mixed choir, female choir, male choir, children's choir, folk dance, and mini musical The accompaniment included Russian folk instruments, orchestral instruments, and percussion instruments

🌲 Grand Kremlin Palace 🌲 An important check-in point that should not be missed for those who have never traveled to Russia. It is recommended that you buy tickets online in advance because when we went, we had to wait in a very long queue. There were a lot of people like in the picture in the post. But it was worth the wait because the interior was beautiful and stunning. Its architecture is magnificent and very charming. Inside, there is the Cathedral Square, which is a collection of the three most important and oldest cathedrals of the Kremlin Palace. - Tsar Cannon - Tsar Bell - Spasskaya Tower This tower is the exit to Red Square. On the tower, there is a clock with a 3-meter long needle. The clock weighs 30 tons. There are many places to walk around in the Kremlin Palace area, but this is all we went to. After walking out of the clock tower, we went to walk around the Christmas market on Red Square to capture the atmosphere of the Candy Church at night. St. Basil's Cathedral This part will be told in the next post 😊 Travel 🧳 Take the train to Metro Aleksandrovsky Sad Recommended hotels 🏨 Personally, I like Vega Izmailovo Hotel, the room is only a thousand baht, very close to the train station. There are minimarts around, it's lively, easy to find food, and you can walk to Izmailovo Market. #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #travelbyyourselfwithoutconcerningtours #travelabroad #russia #travelinrussia #moscow #kremlinpalace #russia #moscow