Name: Monument to Peter I
Address: Krymskaya Naberezhnaya, Moskva, Russia, 119072, RU

Monument to Peter I is a point of interest, located at Krymskaya Naberezhnaya, Moskva, Russia, 119072

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Krymskaya Naberezhnaya, Moskva, 119072

Added by Jopie, at 02 September 2016

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Drhazim Ghazzay

16 November 2017

Nice and famous moments in Mossco . I had visited in 2012 and I hope to be back again in the future .
Branko Dimitrijević

07 September 2017

The biggest monument ever seen. Wonderful conception. Perfect place for monument. Great view from every side, I recommend from Gorki park.
Petar Atsinov

18 July 2017

Nice and famous monument in Moscow. One of its simbols.
Hannah Lonsdale

12 July 2017

Crazy! Compelling and fantastic. Probably cost as much as a wing of a state hospital
Mahmood Yazarloo

02 July 2017

If you want to enjoy from walking near to the river I strongly recommend you to walk at this place and enjoy from seeing beautiful sights.
Océane Rennesson

06 February 2017

Out-of-this-world huge, we can even see it from our flat.
Chrissy Top

14 January 2017

Lot of material used for a big statue. Wowy ⭐ Only four stars, I'm missing an airplane on top of it.
Sasha Taylor

20 December 2016

Very impressive but quite ugly and out of proportion the locals don't really like it quite wired in fact you might like it, you might not
Andrei Novikov

26 November 2016

Rhumour has it the flags were put in the manner they are depicted in the sculpture only in cases the ships were to be drawned. Symbolic of Yeltsin's and Gorbi era. Best viewed from a Krasniy October chocolate and sweets factory building opposite.
Bruck Kimmerle

09 September 2016

Modern Russian gigantomania at its best! Almost 100 Meter high, ugly, but cool. Personally, I believe the gossip right away that the "artist" originally offered the concept to several American states first - for the 500th anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus. They rejected the offer. With good reason. This monument is a must see!