In fact, in addition to the world-famous historical symbols, Moscow also has beautiful gardens with a royal style like St. Petersburg, among which the Tsaritsino estate in Moscow is one such fascinating place.

Located in Moscow, the capital of Russia, Tsaritsino Park is a very peaceful and beautiful park, which always attracts a large number of tourists when the weather warms up every spring.

Even though it's winter, the gorgeous architecture is still worth seeing.

Tsaritsyno, located southeast of Moscow, the capital of Russia, is a famous court complex that belongs to the typical Gothic style architecture.

The earliest records of Tsaritsino Park in Moscow date back to the 16th century, when the place where the park was located belonged to Tsar Boris? The private property of Boris Godunov's sister.

Purchased in 1775 by Catherine the Great, the Empress of the Russian Empire, between 1776 and 1785 she built a new palace in a magnificent and royal style.

Tsaritsyno's fate is legendary.

Catherine II, because Catherine was tired of the Koromensk estate, ordered the construction of a new palace.

Built as a summer garden for the royal family, it took many years to build the park as a summer garden for the royal family, but it was not loved by the empress and was ordered to be demolished.

Later, the architect Matvey? Kazakov rebuilt a group of new buildings in their place.

But the construction of Tsaritsyno's palace and gardens was not completed, Catherine II died, and no one else in the royal family paid attention to it except her, so Tsaritsino quickly declined.

Since 1860, many parks and villas have been built here, famous writers such as Dostoevsky, Chutchev, Chekhov and Pleseev have spent their holidays here, and the great poet Bunin met his wife here.

In addition, Tchaikovsky, Timiryazev and other famous people of culture and science lived here.

In 1927, in the building of Tsaritsyno, different museums were housed, and in 1993, Tsaritsyno became a museum of nature reserves.

Since 2004, the Moscow Municipality has been actively engaged in the restoration of the Tsaritsino royal estate. Now it is a large park, a place for residents of Moscow and its surroundings to take a leisurely stroll. At the entrance to the museum, there is a musical fountain with two bridges leading to the fountain.

Today, the palace has been transformed into a museum of history and architecture, surrounded by a dense forest and a beautiful fountain of pools, which are even more dazzling against the blue sky and white clouds and various flowers and vegetation. In addition to the palace, Tsaritsino Park has a number of beautiful pavilions, green corridors, man-made caves, small bridges built in the early 19th century, modern reception centers and other important buildings. Not only do they play different roles, but they also complement the rest of the park, blending together to create a place to linger.

After a day of sightseeing, we return to our hotel. I asked Mr. Wang, if we are not afraid of breaking the bank, we can go to the famous revolving restaurant for dinner, and by the way, we can see the bright lights of Moscow at night.

Mr. Wang smiled at me and said meaningfully, this business trip is just the two of us, don't enjoy it to the fullest, if there are many people or accompany the leader, it will not be so free, this time, we want to experience Moscow as much as possible.

Knowing what Mr. Wang meant, we dressed up and went to our dinner party ceremoniously like the Russian locals.

The famous revolving restaurant is located on the Ostankino TV Tower in Moscow, which is very close to our hotel, and when you open the window of the room where we live, you can see the arrogant tallest guy in Moscow with the lights flickering!

The Ostankino TV Tower is a TV and radio tower in Moscow, Russia, with a height of 540 meters, the second tallest tower in the world, after the CN Tower of Canada. The Ostankino TV Tower is one of Moscow's landmarks and a member of the World Federation of Great Towers.

The Ostankino Tower is currently the fourth tallest building in the world, behind the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (707 meters), the KVLY Tower in North Dakota, USA (628.8 meters), and the CN Tower of Canada. Construction of the Ostankino TV Tower, which began in 1963 and was completed in 1967, is designed by Soviet designers to resemble an inverted lily and its stem.

The Ostankino TV Tower currently broadcasts a total of 15 TV channels, 14 radio channels and other channels, with a total weight of 51,400 metric tons and 45 floors, the main observation deck in the TV Tower is located at a height of 337 meters and has 3 restaurants. The Ostankino TV Tower also appeared in the Russian writer Sergei? Lukyanenko's works "The Night Watcher" and "The Day Watcher".