article_snippet: Noted for its buildings and cemetery:
article_snippet: The convent - which was founded in the 1520s - sits above an oxbow turn in the Moscow River, and is noted both for its buildings and cemeteryits .
article_snippet: Built in the so-called Moscow Baroque style,
article_snippet: The convent - which was founded in the 1520s - sits above an oxbow turn in the Moscow River, and is noted both for its buildings and its cemetery was part of a series of monasteries integrated into the city’s defence system .
article_snippet: Top attraction: The convent - which was founded in the 1520s - sits above an oxbow turn in the Moscow River, and is noted both for its buildings and its cemetery was closed in 1922 and became the Museum of Women’s Emancipation before reopening as another museum .
article_snippet: The convent, built in the so-called Moscow Baroque style, was part of a series of monasteries that were integrated into the city’s defence system.
article_snippet: The convent, built in the so-called Moscow Baroque style contains what Unesco states is an ‘important collection of paintings and artefacts’, and was used by women of the Tsar’s family and the aristocracy.
article_snippet: The convent - which was founded in the 1520s - sits above an oxbow turn in the Moscow River, and is noted both for its buildings and its cemetery was closed in 1922 and became the Museum of Women’s Emancipation, before later being reopened as an historical and art museum.
highlights_snippet: Convent founded in 1520s, sits above oxbow turn in Moscow River, and is noted for buildings and cemetery .
  