i don’t have any ties to the Kremlin, however one day my mother and I were talking about temples and I told her how much I love temples and how beautiful they are and she mentioned this place. She visited this place during her employment. She’s retired now.
It sits on Borovistsky Hill, rising above the Moscow River. I am fascinated with temples and cathedrals. This cathedral is colorful and looks like something that would be in a princess type movie. The white stone walls were first built in 1367-68 and rebuilt more than a century. They later hired skilled artists and architects from around Europe to shape it into a modern form. It used to be where the state governing elites resided and worked in. It is still the office residence of the Russian Federation president but access is limited to where the walls are loosened considerably.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/world-heritage/kremlin-red-square/
