First visit to Moscow of Tsesarevich Alexey Nikolaevich Romanov

 At the end of May 1912, together with his parents, he visited Moscow for the first time, in connection with the unveiling of a monument to his grandfather, Emperor Alexander III (destroyed in 1918).

On May 30, 1912, in the Kremlin, on the porch of the Majesty of him, presenting a specially painted Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God to the Heir, the Moscow provincial marshal of the nobility A.D. Samarin addressed the Tsesarevich Alexey with a speech:

“The Blessed Sovereign Heir. The nobility of Moscow rejoices from the heart to see you within the walls of the old Kremlin. You are visiting our capital for the first time.”