Red Porch
Red Porch, Historical building in Moscow
The Red Porch is an ornate, ceremonial entrance to the Grand Kremlin Palace.
The edifice was constructed from 1487 to 1491 by the architects Marco Ruffo and Pietro Antonio Solari.
It plays a significant role in Russia's ceremonies of state.
While not typically open to the public, it can be viewed from nearby areas of the Kremlin.
The Red Porch is famed for serving as the traditional entryway for Russian tsars.
Location: Moscow
Architects: Marco Ruffo, Pietro Antonio Solari
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