- aroundus.com p/9361314-lobnoye-mestoToday, it's a popular tourist attraction offering insights into Russia's history. Contrary to popular belief, no executions took place at Lobnoye Mesto.
- foursquare.com v/лобное-место--lobnoye-mesto/…/…Photo taken at Lobnoye Mesto by Chillivendi on 4/28/2013. Photo taken at Lobnoye Mesto by Sergey 〽©〰 on 11/21/2021.
- izi.travel nl/44eb-lobnoye-mesto/enLobnoye mesto first appeared on Red Square in the 16th century. Mistakenly many think that this was a place of execution and heads were cut off here.
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- touristl.com listing/lobnoye-mesto/Lobnoye Mesto is a 13-meter-long stone platform situated on Red Square in Moscow in front of Saint Basil’s Cathedral.nIts name is derived from the Russian...
- rbth.com History 3 places in Moscow with mysterious purposes1. Lobnoye Mesto. ... Lobnoye Mesto, however, was intended for a far less sinister purpose - to read out the Tsar’s decrees and announce state acts.
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- endlessroutestravel.com point-of-interest/russia/…Lobnoye Mesto. The name of the strange, round, white-stone dais in front of St. Basil's Cathedral literally means "place of the brow," but it has come to mean...
- guiarus.com en/lobnoye-mesto-or-the-plaza-de-las-…After repeated reconstructions, Lobnoye Mesto became an elevated structure surrounded by low stone railings with a pedestal in the center of the structure.
- readytotrip.com attractions/place-of-skulls/The name "Lobnoye Mesto" translates to "the place of the skull," and it is believed that the platform was used for public executions during the medieval times.