Christ the Saviour Cathedral is an iconic Russian Orthodox cathedral located in Moscow. Originally completed in 1883, it was demolished during the Soviet era in 1931 but was rebuilt in the 1990s. The cathedral is known for its stunning architecture, featuring a large golden dome and intricate frescoes. The cathedral serves as a significant religious site and a symbol of the Russian Orthodox Church. It hosts various religious services and ceremonies, attracting both worshippers and tourists. The surrounding area includes beautiful gardens and views of the Moscow River, enhancing its appeal as a cultural landmark.