Moscow, mid-16th c
acc. to Sigmund von Herberstein. Translation of the Latin caption: "Moscow: insofar as it is enclosed by walls, it is called the Castle i.e. the Kremlin, while outside the walls, there is a huge number of wooden buildings, called the City. Below: This river of the same name as the city flows into the Oka, then the Volga and then into the Caspian Sea."
- Date
- 1557
- Place
- Moscow by Braun & Hogenberg
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- map
- Original size
- 3,569 × 2,734 pixels
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