* Moscow cannot be imagined without holy places, where pilgrims from all over the world flock. We suggest you go there with us! During the walking tour you will learn: • Which icon did Marina Tsvetaeva call the heart of Moscow?; • What is Komsomol Christmas and how did the celebrants treat the Iverskaya Chapel?; • how the miraculous icon of the Kazan Mother of God was found and where the most famous Old Believer, Archpriest Avvakum, served.; • where Simeon Polotsky, an outstanding theologian of the 19th century, taught; • how the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the tallest building in Moscow, was built and destroyed, and why the grandiose Palace of Soviets was never built in its place. - We will visit the Iveron Chapel to worship the wish-fulfilling icon. - Then we will visit the Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, which saved Moscow in a terrible time. - After that, we will go to the Zaikonospassky Monastery. - We will visit the main cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church. - At the end of the tour, we will have one of the most beautiful city panoramas. A car tour will open up to you: • how are the legendary military commander Tamerlane and the Sretensky Monastery in Moscow connected? • what healing power do the holy spring of the Pokrovsky Monastery and the touch of the relics of the blessed elder Matrona possess? • What secrets does Russia's most famous convent, which is under UNESCO protection, keep? - During our pilgrimage tour, we will visit the holiest sites of the ancient city. Let's start the journey at the walls of the ancient Sretensky monastery. - We will learn the history of the monastery, see the great shrines and visit the Church of the New Martyrs. - Then we will visit the very heart of the capital and worship the Iveron Icon. - Let's go to the Novospassky Monastery. - Then we will visit the Pokrovsky Convent, where the relics of the most famous saint on Moscow soil, the elder Matrona, rest. - If desired, we can finish our trip here or finish the tour at the walls of the Novodevichy Monastery.