Where to go for a walk in Moscow?
Information about Russia 17.07.2020
Moscow is known for its strict Soviet planning, huge houses and wide streets. Along with this, each year it is becoming trendier. Some neighborhoods are great just to wander around and have a coffee or lunch break. Below are five areas best to go for a walk and beloved by locals.
What to see: The pond with the park is one of the main settings of Mikhail Bulgakov's novel The Master and Margarita. Nearby is Bulgakov House Museum and Tverskoy Boulevard.
Where to eat: Malaya Bronnaya and nearby streets.
What to see: Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, a very long embankment, the New Tretyakov and Museon Park across the road.
Where to eat: We recommend trying the Garage Museum café, which is very light and popular, there are also many places and street food in the park.
What to see: Chistoprudny Boulevard, Menshikov Tower, Pokrovka (one of the oldest streets in Moscow), Tea House on Myasnitskaya st.
Where to eat: Pokrovka st. or Myasnitskaya st.
What to see: Red October Factory and Shop, Peter I monument, Lumiere Brothers Photography Center, Bolotnaya sq, House on the Embankment, International Music House.
Where to eat: Many fashionable establishments are located on Strelka, near the Media, Architecture and Design Institute.
What to see: Novodevichy Monastery, Frunzenskaya Emb., Leo Tolstoy House-Museum, Pushkin Museum, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Moscow House of Photography.
Where to eat: Usachevsky Market, Malaya Pirogovskaya and Bolshaya Pirogovskaya st.
Patriarch Ponds
What to see: The pond with the park is one of the main settings of Mikhail Bulgakov's novel The Master and Margarita. Nearby is Bulgakov House Museum and Tverskoy Boulevard.
Where to eat: Malaya Bronnaya and nearby streets.
Gorkogo Park and Museon
What to see: Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, a very long embankment, the New Tretyakov and Museon Park across the road.
Where to eat: We recommend trying the Garage Museum café, which is very light and popular, there are also many places and street food in the park.
Chistye Prudy ("Clean Ponds")
What to see: Chistoprudny Boulevard, Menshikov Tower, Pokrovka (one of the oldest streets in Moscow), Tea House on Myasnitskaya st.
Where to eat: Pokrovka st. or Myasnitskaya st.
Bolotny Island
What to see: Red October Factory and Shop, Peter I monument, Lumiere Brothers Photography Center, Bolotnaya sq, House on the Embankment, International Music House.
Where to eat: Many fashionable establishments are located on Strelka, near the Media, Architecture and Design Institute.
Khamovniki District
What to see: Novodevichy Monastery, Frunzenskaya Emb., Leo Tolstoy House-Museum, Pushkin Museum, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Moscow House of Photography.
Where to eat: Usachevsky Market, Malaya Pirogovskaya and Bolshaya Pirogovskaya st.
What to see in Russia: Best Parks of Moscow
Where else to go for a walk in warm weather, if not in one of the picturesque parks of Moscow, where you will find take part in numerous cultural events and entertainment among the shady alleys and picturesque nature?
Below is a list of the most interesting and beautiful parks in Moscow that you can not miss.
Below is a list of the most interesting and beautiful parks in Moscow that you can not miss.
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