Introduction to Moscow tourist attractions

Speaking of Russia, we are all familiar with it, and today the editor would like to introduce it to you. Relatively speaking, we have a good understanding of it. So, let us take a look at the tourist attractions here in Moscow today!

Zaryadye Park

Address: Ulitsa Varvarka (nearby subway stations: Chinatown Station, Revolution Square Station, Theater Station, Hunter Commercial Station)

Opening hours: Open all day.

Zadel Park is located in the center of Moscow, just a stone's throw from the Kremlin. This park covers an area of ??13 hectares. Ground was broken in 2014 and completed at the end of August 2008. It was officially opened on September 9, Moscow's 870th anniversary. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Moscow Mayor Sobyanin attended the opening ceremony, and welcomed the first group of tourists on September 11.

The name of Zhajiye Park comes from the historical name of Zhajiye. Zaryagino means "behind the store" in Russian. It was originally the commercial district outside and east of the Kremlin.

The park consists of two parts: green world and modern architecture. Green World includes four typical Russian landforms: wetlands, steppes, forests and permafrost, displayed in miniature landscapes. There are different types of trees, shrubs and artificially planted plants, as well as extensive green lawns.

The unique natural landscape in the park attracts a large number of Moscow citizens and tourists from various countries. They strolled in the coniferous forest by the river, walked through the green grass, and felt the paradise-like birch forest (plus various plant wonders).

In addition, the park also uses temperature regulation, wind control and natural light to simulate an artificially created microclimate, allowing visitors to experience it first-hand.

Modern buildings include a concert hall, an open-air theatre, a multimedia center and an underground ice cave. These buildings are novel in shape, incorporating various elements of modernist architecture and showing the characteristics of modern urban life. All buildings in the park are organically embedded in the green world, forming a cultural landscape in which man and nature are harmonious.

The Multimedia Center (Science Education Center) will take you into human civilization, where you can participate in interesting experiments, scientific conferences, knowledge lectures on genetics, biotechnology, microbiology, geography and ecology. Held regularly. People of all ages can learn corresponding scientific knowledge here.

The artificial greenhouse here is also called a multi-layer greenhouse, and a variety of exotic tropical plants are cultivated through aeroponics. Aeroponics is a method of growing plants directly in the air without using soil. Not only that, there is also a mysterious ice cave here, which contains various natural wonders in the north.

There is a food center in the park where you can taste traditional Russian dishes or order a meal to take to the most comfortable place in the park for a picnic with friends!

Moscow Federal Building

Address: Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya, 62 (nearby subway stations: Exhibition Station, Commercial Center Station)

Inspiration from the Federal Building in Moscow’s famous business district Wall Street from New York. Looking at the Federal Building from different angles will give you different aesthetic feelings. But one thing is absolutely certain: these buildings have an indescribable charm (especially at night!), and they can take you to see the modern history of Moscow.

The Federal Building contains offices of major companies, observation decks, shopping malls, panoramic restaurants and the Moscow Tower Museum. The Eiffel Tower Museum is a place where you can learn more about the history of Moscow’s skyscrapers. From the Ivan the Great Bell Tower to the Seven Stalin Sisters to the Federal Building in Moscow, the city's rapid development is clear at a glance. You can also stay in a hotel here or rent a small apartment for a modern feel.

From a distance, the Moscow Federal Building seems far away from the city center, but in fact, about 30 minutes’ walk from here, you can reach the ancient Arbat Street, the stately Russian Government Building, the famous Russian hotels, as well as the riverside streets of Nyanskaya, Plesvoi province, which are beautiful all year round.

Moscow River

The Moskva River is a place worthy of special attention. The winding scenery on both sides of the Moskva River is charming and magical.

There are dozens of attractions along the Moskva River, one of which consists of 11 newly landscaped attractions. They stood quietly by the Moskva River, exuding their own unique "light".

During the day, along the Moskva River, you can see some Moscow landmarks: the Kremlin, Pushkin Museum, Cathedral of the Savior, Luzhniki Stadium, Russian Academy of Sciences, etc. In the evening, the small lights by the river shine with colorful soft light. When you walk by the water, the romance of Moscow will definitely live in your heart! From Taganka Square to the Federal Building, this riverside road is only 17 kilometers.

If you don’t want to go too far, consider visiting a short river bank. Different riverside scenery has different interests. Next, I would like to introduce you to several riverside resorts.

Bersenevskaya River Bank

Address: Krupotkinskaya Metro Station

The legendary and mysterious "Red October" chocolate factory is located here Along a section of the Moskva River, there are museums, many modern creative spaces, literary cafes and specialty bars.

According to historians, Room 20 along the coast once belonged to Skuratov, the famous right-hand man of Ivan the Great and the leader of the empire. It is said that there is a secret passage downstairs of his house leading to the other side of the Moskva River, which was the former site of the Moscow Imperial Archaeological Society in the 19th century.

Krimsky Val

Address: KrimskyVal, 2 (nearby metro stations: Krupotkinskaya metro station, Cultural Park station)

This is a leisure A resort with green hills, fountains, wavy benches and art galleries. Next to the artificial island stands a 98-meter-high memorial sculpture dedicated to Peter the Great of Russia.

This part of the riverbank is part of the Moscow Open Air Museum. This open-air museum consists of more than 1,000 unique art exhibits, including relics from the Soviet socialist period, masterpieces by modern Russian artists, and public works of art.

On display are many works by masters such as Willa Mukhina, Eugene Cekic, Vladimir Rembolet, Sergey Milekulov and others.

In summer, the Moscow Open Air Museum will screen open-air movies and hold various seminars and lectures. In winter, you can skate at the nearby Gorky Park Ice Rink!

The banks of the Kotelnychskaya River

Address: Novokuznets China Metro Station

On both sides of the river, there are not only beautiful natural scenery , and the majestic Stalin Tower (one of the "Seven Sisters"). Many celebrities, including ballerina Galina Ulanova, have lived here. Today, her apartment has been transformed into a museum.

Kremlin Bank

Address: Alexander Garden China Metro Station, Hunter Shopping Center.

You must already know the approximate location of the river bank from its name, right? Yes, it is located in the center of Moscow. From here you can see a magnificent view of the Moscow Kremlin, and you can clearly see the Kremlin Towers: Vodov Zvodnaya Tower and Tenitskaya Tower (the name of the tower means "Secret").

Because there was once a secret underground passage under the tower, the two towers were designed by the famous architect Vryazin and built in 1485 and 1488 respectively), Petrov Tower, Moscow Voretskaya Tower and other unknown towers.

Khokhlovskaya Ploshchad Semicircular Open-Air Archaeological Park

Address: Khokhlovskaya Ploshchad (nearby subway stations: Chinatown Station, Qingshuitang Station, Sletensky Avenue Station, Tu Gniew Station)

Opening hours: all day

Not many people know about this small park located near the Pokorov City Gate, as it was a city attraction that was established in 1960 Officially opened in the year. The main symbol here is the ancient wall of a white city, which is exposed above the ground. It was part of Moscow's protective wall, which surrounded the city's borders in the 16th-18th centuries. The city wall is 10 kilometers long and 4.5 meters thick.

In 571, the Tatars attacked and burned the old wooden walls of Moscow. From 1585 to 1591, during the reign of Emperor Fidel Ivanovich, craftsmen built this new stone wall on the site of the old wooden wall according to the design of the architect Fidel Kony.

But in the mid-18th century, as the city expanded outward, the city wall was demolished because it lost its original fortification significance. People planted trees on the demolished city walls, which led to the later boulevard loop.

Nowadays, every Friday and Saturday, this place will become a favorite gathering place for young people. If you want to visit the ancient city wall quietly here, it is best to choose the morning or noon on weekdays.

"Gorka" Park

The Mayor of Moscow inspected the newly built park

Address: bolshoyspasoglinishchevskiypereluk (nearby subway station: Chinatown Station)

The large tract of land in Bolshoyspasoglinishchevskiy Pereulok has been vacant for about 20 years. In 1980, it was finally built into a new small park. Because of the wonderful atmosphere and scenery, this park was quickly dubbed "Moscow's Brooklyn" by young people.

“Perfect layering” is the main architectural feature of the park: at the bottom is a square paved with granite, with a dedicated rest area and a modern fountain in the square, and in the middle is a green pedestrian street and children’s playground. At the top is a lovely pavilion, observation deck and another children's playground.

Not far from Granite Square, there is a basketball court, horizontal exercise bars and some other fitness equipment. In recent years, fitness has become very popular in Moscow!

"***和国" Bookstore

If the exhaustion after running away from home and the hustle and bustle of the city make you tired, then come to the "*" on Wozd Virginka Street Let’s take a walk in the **和国” bookstore. I believe you can spend a peaceful and wonderful time here.

This bookstore is not only a bookstore, but also a 24-hour modern metropolitan-style personalized store and comfortable cafe.

You can "meet" the diversity of Moscow here, chat with fashionable college students or old scholars, choose your favorite books, drink a cup of coffee in the cafe, and taste desserts. The sellers in the bookstore are also very hospitable. In short, this bookstore is definitely a good place where literature and art coexist with openness.

If you come to Moscow, there are so many tourist attractions here, I believe there will be enough for everyone to visit here!