Monument to Alexander II, Moscow
Facts and practical information
The Monument to Alexander II is a relatively recent addition to the plethora of historical sites in Moscow, Russia. Unveiled in 2005, the statue pays homage to one of Russia's most reformative tsars. Situated in a prominent location, it offers visitors a tangible connection to the country's imperial past.
Alexander II, known as the "Tsar Liberator," was responsible for the emancipation of the serfs in 1861, a monumental step in Russian history that paved the way for social and economic changes. The statue captures the essence of his progressive reign and serves as a reminder of his contributions to modernizing Russia.
Tourists visiting the monument can appreciate the intricate workmanship of the statue, which is a testament to contemporary Russian sculpture. The monument is easily accessible and provides an excellent opportunity for those interested in the country's history to reflect on the life and legacy of a ruler who strived to transform Russian society.
Парк ХССЦентральный административный ок (Хамовники)Moscow
Monument to Alexander II – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Pushkin Museum, House on the Embankment, The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography, Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge.
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How to get to Monument to Alexander II by public transport?
Bus
- Пречистенская набережная • Lines: 255 (3 min walk)
- Метро Кропоткинская • Lines: 15, 255, А, м3 (6 min walk)
Metro
- Kropotkinskaya (4 min walk)
- Borovitskaya (10 min walk)
Tram
- Метро Новокузнецкая • Lines: 3, 39, А (24 min walk)
- Комиссариатский мост • Lines: 3, 39, А (28 min walk)