Kremlin - The Short List of Russian Cities With Kremlins

The Short List of Russian Cities With Kremlins

  • World Heritage Sites
    • Moscow Kremlin
    • Novgorod Kremlin
    • Solovetsky Monastery
    • Kazan Kremlin
  • Extant
    • Astrakhan Kremlin
    • Kolomna Kremlin
    • Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin
    • Pskov Kremlin
    • Rostov Veliky Kremlin (a bishop residence, not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Smolensk Kremlin
    • Tobolsk Kremlin (the sole stone kremlin in Siberia)
    • Tula Kremlin
    • Zaraysk Kremlin
    • Ivangorod Fortress (not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Oreshek Fortress (not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Staraya Ladoga
    • Alexandrov Kremlin (a czar residence, not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Korela Fortress (not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Izborsk Kremlin
  • In ruins
    • Gdov Kremlin
    • Porkhov Kremlin
    • Serpukhov Kremlin
    • Velikie Luki Kremlin
    • Torzhok Kremlin
    • Mozhaysk Kremlin
    • Fortress of Koporye (not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Vyazma Kremlin (one tower)
    • Syzran Kremlin (one tower, 1683)
    • Ufa
  • Unwalled
    • Vladimir Kremlin (Tower Golden Gate and bank)
    • Dmitrov
    • Ryazan
    • Vologda (a bishop residence, not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Yaroslavl (two towers)
    • Pereslavl-Zalessky
    • Khlynov (Vyatka)
    • Volokolamsk
  • Only traces
    • Borovsk
    • Opochka
    • Zvenigorod
    • Starodub
    • Tver – a wooden fortress was burned down in a fire in 1763
    • Sknyatino – underwater since flooding during the 1930s.
    • Yam Fortress (not formally considered a kremlin)
    • Fortress of Radonezh
    • Ryazan
    • Old Ryazan (60 km from modern Ryazan)
    • Ostrov (traces of bank of fortress, 14-15 centuries)
    • Belgorod (bank of fortress)
    • Vereya
    • Kaluga
    • Kleshchin
    • Kostroma
    • Pustozyorsk
    • Uglich
    • Staritsa
    • Sviyazhsk
    • Cheboksary
    • Yuryev-Polsky
    • Aleksin
    • Opochka
    • Oryol
    • Rurikovo gorodishche
    • Mtsensk
  • Modern imitations
    • Izmaylovo Kremlin

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