Moscow, Kremlin, Tsarskaya tower

This is the youngest and smallest tower. It was built in 1680. More precisely, this is not a tower, but a stone tower, a tent, posted on the wall. Once there was a small wooden turret, from which, according to legends, Tsar Ivan IV (the Terrible) loved to watch the events taking place on Red Square - hence the name of the tower. White stone belts on pillars, high pyramids in the corners with gilded flags, a tent, ending with an elegant gilded weather vane, all this gives the tower the appearance of a fairytale tower.