The most famous cathedral on the Kremlin's Cathedral Square, the Uspenskiy Cathedral (Cathedral of Assumption), was built in 1479 by the ingenious Italian architect Aristotel Fioravanti. It has 5 domes, one of them is symbolizing Jesus Christ, and the others – the Four Evangelists. It has a beautiful design and it's worth seeing the Cathedral from each side.
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