- The Kremlin overlooks the Moskva River to the south, Saint Basil's Cathedral and Red Square to the east, and Alexander Garden to the west.
- The history of the Kremlin can be split into three main time periods: the original wooden Kremlin, the Renaissance Kremlin, and the modern Kremlin.
- During the Second World War the Kremlin was disguised as normal residential streets to protect it from German bombing, and avoided much significant damage!
- Service for sending messages to the President (Send a Letter)eng.letters.kremlin.ru. The Constitution of the Russian Federationconstitution.kremlin.ru.
- Access to the Kremlin territory is through the Kutafiya Tower; the Armoury Chamber – through the Borovitskaya Tower entrance.
- Kremlin, "kale", "hisar", "şato" anlamlarına gelen ve çoğu tarihi Rus kentinin merkezinde bulunan muhkim yapılar bütünüdür. En tanınmışları Moskova Kremlini'dir.Bulunamadı: the
- The longest queue is on Saturday at around 11:00-11:50, when people gather to see the ceremonial changing of the guard at the Cathedral Square of the Kremlin.
- The Kremlin is the residence of the President of the Russian Federation now. It is the most visited place in Moscow along with the Red Square.
- The Kremlin - a historical fortified citadel, and the religious and politcal nucleus of the city - is at the heart of Moscow and is one of Russia's most emblematic sights .
- The Kremlin’s history can be traced back as far back as 1156, preceding even the founding of the principality of Moscow in 1236.