PJ Slota

[zik]

Tell me depicted Moscow?

[SergeiSK]

Сообщение от zik

show you depicts Moscow?

Course! And Muscovites let the prompt where it is - at Tinkers, at Smolensk, on Kudrinskaya at Red Gates or hotel Leningrad
In the Ukraine, and few seem to MSU.

[Кирилл Сызранский]

zik, like there are in Warsaw.

[SergeiSK]

Yeah ... With a huge red star on the steeple.

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от SergeiSK

A huge red star on the steeple.

The star was ...
Palace of Culture and Science (Polish Pałac Kultury i Nauki) - a building in Warsaw, built on the model of so-called "Stalin skyscrapers" and would be considered a gift of the Soviet Union to the Polish people. Was erected in 1952-1955. and was originally called the Palace of Culture and Science behalf of Stalin. Author of the project - Soviet architect Lev Rudnev.
http://www.pkin.pl/flash/
The most remarkable architectural work Rudnev - ensemble of the Moscow State University. University on the Sparrow (when Lenin) Mountains (1948-1953, jointly developed with S. Chernyshev, P. Abrosimova, Hryakovym and engineer Nasonova).

His Palace of Culture and Science in the center of Warsaw in Poland (1952-1955) clearly recalls the sculptural style of an ensemble of the Moscow State University. (c)

[SergeiSK]

Do not argue, can be a star and was. But the picture still Moscow ...

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от SergeiSK

But the picture is still Moscow ...

Sure.
This Foreign Ministry on Smolenskaya, it seems.

[раскатов]

This is a brilliant coast waterfront. Street Radishchevskaya goes down to the waterfront from Taganka ..

[Allena]

Сообщение от rolls

Street Radishchevskaya

You mean the upper Radishchevskaya? I'm not sure this is it, although do not rule. But the fact that Moscow, that's for sure Radishchevskaya y the same, and building on it below, although it seems. Left perceptible building with arched openings, you should try to look it up.

[раскатов]

Yes, Upper Radishchevskaya photo taken from the left side to move downward, and the picture on the right side of the street. And there goes trolley. The artist seems a little broken-term, high-rise to bring and maintain, and he was closer to the Taganka.