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Kremlin. Vodovzvodnaya Tower.

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Antonio GILARDI (act. 1488): The Vodovzvodnaya (Water) Tower was named for the water elevating machine and pressurized pipe system which brought water from the Moscow River to the Kremlin. The top was added 1672-1686. The star was added in 1937 making the height 61.25 meters.

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