Day 7 – Weds Sept 26 – Russian Eye Candy

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My first stop today was the Fallen Monument Park, which is a Sculpture
Garden near Krymsky Most Bridge and Peter the Great Ship Sculpture
 
This is next to the Tretyakov Gallery which I didn't have time to see, but
it is on my Must Do list for next time!
 
…along with the Historical Museum in Red Square:
 
 
Next we crossed the Krymsky Most bridge (with a fabulous view of the Peter
the Great gigantic sculpture!)
 
 
to visit Leo Tolstoy's house ( author of War and Peace, Anna Karenina,
etc.)
 
This was particularly interesting to me, after seeing the 2010 movie The
Last Station, with Christopher Plummer, Helen Mirren and James McAvoy:
 
Next my friends too me for an appointment with a professor at the
Moscow State Textile Academy for a private tour of their Textile Museum:
 
In the evening they also took me to the opening night of a Moscow Flea Market/Antique Show – Opening Night Sept 26
Address: 1/1, Tishinskaya Square, Tishinka Commercial
Center, the exhibition hall T-Modul.
Stumbled across this interesting list while researching!
 
Wish I could see this:
Myths of 1917 to be
Debunked
  
I will post some more blog entries with photos, to give more details about
these 4 places I went today!
 
(First, must pack for train trip to St Petersburg Thursday)
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