The statue to Yuri is located in Tverskaya Square, which is a popular area with many F&B options nearby. The sculpture is installed on a huge tiled base, which has the years 1147-1947 on the front and the name of the monument. The year 1147 was the year that Yuri first rode through Moscow, and a wooden fort was built in 1156.
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- Erected in 1954, this is a monument to Prince Yury Dolgoruky who ruled in the beginning of XII century and is considered the founder of Moscow.
- monument to Yuri Dolgoruky where is located. With the personal participation of the leader, the career of an unknown artist began to develop rapidly.
- The monument to Yury Dolgoruky is situated in Tverskaya Ploshad (Tverskaya Square) and right in the front of it, there is the Moscow townhall...
- Moscow is considered to have been founded by Prince Yuri Dolgoruky in 1147. ... The statue faces the Moscow Government building.
- The monument to the founder of Moscow Yuri Dolgorukiy it is a big bronze sculpture of the prince of Rostov and Suzdal city who is sitting on the war horse.Bulunamadı: dolgoruky
- Monument to Yuri Dolgoruky – a sculptural monument to the founder of Moscow, the first Suzdal prince (later also the Grand Duke of Kyiv).
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- In the Soviet times the monument to Prince Yuri Dolgoruky was erected to become one of the main symbols of the capital.
- The monument to Yuri Dolgoruky is located in Kostroma. It was installed after the city's 850th anniversary celebrations in 2003.
- The monument to Yuri Dolgoruky is a Moscow sculptural monument to the “founder of the city” Moscow, the first Suzdal prince (later also the Grand Duke of Kiev).
- Today, the area in which there is a monument to Yuri Dolgoruky in Kostroma, is the most popular place for both townspeople and guests of the city.
- Our excursion begins on Tverskaya Square, near the monument to Yury Dolgoruky, the Moscow’s founder.
- The first reference to Moscow appeared in the Chronicle Ipatyev in 1147, when it was mentioned that Prince Yuri Dolgoruky hosted a feast in Moscow to...