Sviblovo Estate

The Sviblovo Estate is a unique architectural and historical complex located on the picturesque high bank of the Yauza River in the northeastern part of Moscow. It is a place where the destinies of prominent Russian noble families intertwined, where the great historian Nikolai Karamzin worked, and where today the Patriarchal Metochion of the Russian Orthodox Church is situated. The estate’s territory is a protected natural area and represents significant cultural value for the... read more

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