St. Prince Daniil, Bronze monument in Danilovskaya district, Russia
The 10-meter tall monument depicts a prince in medieval dress holding a scroll in his raised hand. The bronze figure stands on a granite base in the Danilovskaya district as a prominent landmark.
The monument was unveiled in 1997 to commemorate a prince who ruled Moscow in the late 13th century. He founded several religious institutions that shaped the city's early growth.
The statue honors a prince who transformed Moscow from a small settlement into an important city. Visitors can see how the medieval clothing and scroll in his hands reflect his role as a founder and leader.
The monument stands near the intersection of Donskaya and Mytnaya streets with easy access from Tulskaya metro station. The location is walkable from nearby transport and offers clear views of the statue from multiple angles.
The granite base features bronze reliefs that depict scenes from the prince's life and tell his story. These carved details show important moments including the establishment of religious sites.
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