* Red Square, Alexander Garden, Manezhnaya Square, Theater Square, Zaryadye Park. We will see the main sights of the capital: the walls of the ancient Kremlin and Red Square, the Church of the Intercession on the Moat (St. Basil's Cathedral) and the Historical Museum, the Lenin Mausoleum and the Grave of the Unknown Soldier in the Alexander Garden, the Bolshoi Theater and the hotel "Metropol", the Manege and the old building of Moscow University. Let's find out why Moscow is called the "Mother See". And how each epoch of its history has left a mark in its historical center. Moscow is a multi—faceted city: in all centuries it has been actively developing, burned out almost to the ground many times and restored again. Thanks to this, its appearance is very diverse: now on the streets of the city you can see signs of at least its 500-year history (and if you do archaeology, then even more ancient times). And even the very center of Moscow — Manezhnaya Square, Alexander Garden and Red Square — conceals traces of the history of the city and the country for at least the last 500 years.