Let me take you to a short walk from inside the Kremlin to the streets and views around it.
The pillars are portraits and stories of prominent artists - painters, musicians, singers, composer, writer, poets, playwright, actors & actresses who served and one of those considered heroes in the WWII. The posts are dedicated to commemorate them in connection with the Victory day celebration.
Outside Kremlin is the statue of Musa Dzalil who was a poet and a resistance fighter against fascists. He was caught and beheaded.
Starting spring the carriage that goes around the Kremlin is now out ready for tourists.
The Kremlovskaya street is just across the gate of Kremlin. It goes down to the Kazan Federal University.
Standing on the Kremlin grounds you will see a view of the main roads where all public transports passes by to get to another point.
Although the day was partly cloudy, the sky was still beautiful especially at the end of the day. A grand flock of birds flew by above me - it was wonderful!
After a bit of showers, I still manage to see the sunset. I was a bit late to catch the huge sun in its way down but I was still lucky to witness the sky changed from day to evening.
Some of you might be already familiar with this dragon. It is the same dragon I've posted in winter. It is the symbol of the city located just outside and below the Kremlin wall.
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