The promenade is a lecture on the history of Russian Freemasonry with a detailed analysis of the secret signs of freemasons on Moscow streets. On the route you will see: the Menshikov Tower, the first Masonic office in Moscow, the figure of a freemason on the facade of the house, the English Club, the First Masonic printing house, the house of Mason Kheraskov. Let's look at Russian history through the prism of Masonic participation. Just listen to the names listed below: the publisher and publicist Novikov, the generals Suvorov and Kutuzov, the writers Karamzin, Griboyedov, Pushkin, L. Tolstoy, the inventor Yablochkov, the historian Klyuchevsky – this is just a small list of the great sons of the fatherland, concurrently the outstanding brothers masons. During the 2.5-hour guided tour of the Masons of Moscow, putting aside rumors and speculation, we will try to understand the true history of the secret order. Where did Freemasonry come from? What are the true goals and fundamental values of the Bricklayer brothers? How to interpret the symbolism of Freemasonry? What facilities did the Masons plan to build in Moscow and which of the planned projects were implemented as a result? What is the connection between Freemasonry and revolution? Were there any Masonic associations in the Soviet Union? You will find out the answers to these and many other intriguing questions on our author's tour of Moscow by freemasons.

The promenade is a lecture on the history of Russian Freemasonry with a detailed analysis of the secret signs of freemasons on Moscow streets. On the route you will see: the Menshikov Tower, the first Masonic office in Moscow, the figure of a freemason on the facade of the house, the English Club, the First Masonic printing house, the house of Mason Kheraskov. Let's look at Russian history through the prism of Masonic participation. Just listen to the names listed below: the publisher and publicist Novikov, the generals Suvorov and Kutuzov, the writers Karamzin, Griboyedov, Pushkin, L. Tolstoy, the inventor Yablochkov, the historian Klyuchevsky – this is just a small list of the great sons of the fatherland, concurrently outstanding brothers masons. During the 2.5-hour guided tour of the Masons of Moscow, putting aside rumors and speculation, we will try to understand the true history of the secret order. Where did Freemasonry come from? What are the true goals and fundamental values of the Bricklayer brothers? How to interpret the symbolism of Freemasonry? What facilities did the Masons plan to build in Moscow and which of the planned projects were implemented as a result? What is the connection between Freemasonry and revolution? Were there any Masonic associations in the Soviet Union? You will find out the answers to these and many other intriguing questions on our author's tour of Moscow by freemasons.

The promenade is a lecture on the history of Russian Freemasonry with a detailed analysis of the secret signs of freemasons on Moscow streets. On the route you will see: the Menshikov Tower, the first Masonic office in Moscow, the figure of a freemason on the facade of the house, the English Club, the First Masonic printing house, the house of Mason Kheraskov. Let's look at Russian history through the prism of Masonic participation. Just listen to the names listed below: the publisher and publicist Novikov, the generals Suvorov and Kutuzov, the writers Karamzin, Griboyedov, Pushkin, L. Tolstoy, the inventor Yablochkov, the historian Klyuchevsky – this is just a small list of the great sons of the fatherland, concurrently the outstanding brothers masons. During the 2.5-hour guided tour of the Masons of Moscow, putting aside rumors and speculation, we will try to understand the true history of the secret order. Where did Freemasonry come from? What are the true goals and fundamental values of the Bricklayer brothers? How to interpret the symbolism of Freemasonry? What facilities did the Masons plan to build in Moscow and which of the planned projects were implemented as a result? What is the connection between Freemasonry and revolution? Were there any Masonic associations in the Soviet Union? You will find out the answers to these and many other intriguing questions on our author's tour of Moscow by freemasons.