Modern multimedia installations to learn about the history of the Park
ПодробнееObject of Cultural Heritage of social realism epoch
ПодробнееThe church with an over a half of a century history.
ПодробнееThe oldest construction of Neskuchny Garden and the only building from the ensemble of Trubetskoy that has made it to the present.
ПодробнееThe rotunda was built in 1951 in honour of the city’s jubilee.
ПодробнееIn 1827 young men Alexander Herzen and Nikolay Ogarev, inspired by the events of the Decembrist Revolt, swore an oath while walking up the hills of Vorob’evy Gory to fight until the end of their lives for the well-being of the people.
ПодробнееThe Green Theatre was opened in the park in the mid-1930s.
ПодробнееLuzhnetsky Metro Bridge and Metro station ‘Leninskie Gory’ (now - Vorobyovy Gory) were opened in 1959.
ПодробнееThe Andreevsky ponds were dug at the same time as the Andreevsky Monastery was built.
ПодробнееBefore the revolution, baths were installed in the secluded house, hidden between two hills on the edge of Ekaterininsky Pond, and there was a banya (Russian sauna).
ПодробнееAndreevsky Bridge is based on the railway bridge that was built in 1908, which was a part of the Moscow Little Ring Railway.
ПодробнееThe figure fountain was engineered in the 1930s, during building of the park of culture and leisure.
ПодробнееPrior to the revolution, the pond and the surrounding area belonged to the Meshchansky School and was called the Little Pond.
Подробнее9 comfortable arbors at Vorobyovy Gory for the peaceful rest.
ПодробнееMonastery, endowed in 1648 by Boyar Feodor Rtishchev in honour of the victory of Russian troops in battle over Crimean Tatars at a ford outside Moscow in 1591.
ПодробнееThe Count Orlov’s through grotto is an integral part of the estate’s quaint landscape.
ПодробнееThe Cascade fountain, located at the water’s edge of Moscow River, was built together with the Summer House and Bathhouse.
ПодробнееIn 1804-1806, the two-floor Summer (Tea) House with 4 Corinthian columns was built at the estate of Count Fyodor Alekseevich Orlov.
ПодробнееThe design of architect A.V. Vlasov was honoured with a grand prize for the layout design of Gorky Park at the International Exhibition in Paris (1937).
ПодробнееBuilt in 1802 on the design of architect Matvey Kasakov, the hospital, bearing the name of Dmitry Mikhailovich Golitsyn
ПодробнееThe quay acquired its name in 1937 on the centenary of the death of great Russian poet Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin.
ПодробнееThe delicate rotunda is also known as the musical rotunda.
ПодробнееThe directorate building was built in the 1930s at the site of the Bromley Brothers factory building.
ПодробнееThe Ballerina is the work of Soviet sculptor Elena Yanson-Manizer.
ПодробнееIn 1932, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the social and literary work of A.M Gorky, the park assumed the name of this great proletarian writer.
ПодробнееThe Mashinostroenie (machine building) pavilion is the Park’s only surviving object of the All-Russian Agricultural and Handicraft Industries Exhibition.
ПодробнееOne of the most romantic places in the Park
ПодробнееThe bridges were built in the late XVIII century as a part of the ‘Neskuchnoye’ estate’s beautification on the order of the landlord - Count A. Orlov.
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