Sokolniki Park is not just a green space on the map of Moscow; it is a living history, filled with the spirit of time, a place where centuries-old traditions and modern trends intertwine. Located in the northeast of the capital, it is one of the oldest and largest parks in Europe, covering an area of 516 hectares. Sokolniki is the lungs of the city, its cultural heart, and a favorite place for Muscovites and visitors of the capital to... read more

The "Hermitage" garden is a popular recreational spot and a historically significant cultural monument in the heart of Moscow. It is a living history, steeped in the spirit of theatrical art, music, and romance. A cozy corner in the heart of the metropolis where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city, take a stroll through shady alleys, admire ancient buildings, and enjoy the atmosphere of the past. The garden is home to three theaters ("New Opera," "Sphere," and "Hermitage"), a... read more

The Central Park of Culture and Leisure named after M. Gorky, known to Muscovites and visitors of the capital as Gorky Park, is the heart of Moscow's cultural life. Hundreds of thousands of people visit it every week. Since its foundation in 1928, it has undergone many changes but has always remained a symbol of progress and... read more