Moscow parks
Zaryadye Park
Today, this is a new park in the very center of Moscow, which opened up only in 2017. From a floating bridge, stunning panoramic views open up on the riverbanks. The park connects Red Square with the neighborhood called Kitay-gorod. One of Moscow's oldest streets, Varvarka (St. Barbara Street), delineates the northern side of the park.
Muzeon (park of arts)
A park with a symbolic graveyard of Soviet-era monuments that were gathered together there after the fall of the USSR. The park today is a work of art, and one of the most popular places in the city.
We recommend including this into a program together with the New Tretyakov Gallery tour or an excursion through Soviet-era Moscow.
VDNKh – Back in USSR
This is a tour to the Park of the Soviet Dream – a springboard of pride in front of the entire world, whose entrance is symbolically graced by the Worker and Kolkhoz Woman sculpture that won the Grand Prix at the International Exhibition in Paris in 1937.
Kolomenskoye Village and Park
This park – its history and outskirts – is now part of the city. This remarkable architectural ensemble and the Church of the Ascension (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) carry us back to the Middle Ages. An excursion to Kolomenskoye is especially revitalizing after a walk through Zamoskvorechye District and the Tretyakov Gallery.