The Cathedral of Christ the Savior is a prominent Russian Orthodox cathedral located in Moscow. Originally completed in 1883, it was built to honor the Russian victory over Napoleon. The cathedral features a stunning neoclassical design, with a large golden dome that dominates the skyline. In 1931, the cathedral was demolished under Joseph Stalin's regime, but it was reconstructed in the 1990s. Today, it serves as a major religious site and a symbol of Russian heritage, attracting both worshippers and tourists. The cathedral is known for its beautiful interior, which includes intricate mosaics and icons.