Red Square, UNESCO World Heritage Site in Russia
Red Square, a world-renowned public square in Moscow, is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Russia.
Known for being the hub of major historical events in Russia, Red Square was built in the late 15th century.
The square hosts significant cultural events and celebrations including the annual Red Square Book Fair.
Situated in the heart of Moscow, Red Square is easily accessible via public transportation.
Uniquely, Red Square is considered the central square of Moscow because city's major streets originate from here.
Location: Moscow
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
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