Dear friends, we continue with the 10 most iconic landmarks waiting for you along the trains & #33; Part II 🏰 Step into a mist at the Izmailovo Kremlin The architectural complex near "Izmailovo" station looks just like a fortress out of an old Russian fairy tale, complete with white stone walls, colorful roofs and gingerbread-style houses. Built in the early 2000s inspired by folklore, it houses several museums, an open-air art square and a huge market full of Soviet-era treasures. 🌳 Unwind by the Water at Izmailovo Park Right next to the legendary park, you can easily move to one of the largest natural parks in Moscow. This historic green space includes a majestic series of ponds, rare trees and protected plant species. The park offers an excellent mix of cultural and recreational activities - including a Ferris wheel - before gradually giving way to dense forest. See an industrial birth in Tufeleva Grove Park and get off at the "ZIL" station drops you into a central European style neighborhood built on the historical basis of a famous car factory. The undisputed heart of this new quarter is "Tyufeleva Roscha". It includes a huge, caliber steel pergola that symbolizes the factory's production line, serving as a creative reminder of the region's automotive past. In the immediate vicinity of Salute Space Pioneers at Gagarin Square one of the most prominent landmarks of the capital is the magnificent 42-meter monument dedicated to Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space. The impressive titanium sculpture is mounted on a dramatically shaped pedestal like a Chantelle missile, located just outside the "Ploshchad Gagarina" station. A short walk leads to Nskuchny Sad, the oldest park in Moscow. ⛪️ Here is a spiritual legacy of Novovidevichi Kunaver not far from the "Luzhniki" station stands one of the most powerful spiritual saints of Moscow.

Dear friends, we continue with the 10 most iconic landmarks waiting for you along the trains & #33; Part II 🏰 Step into a mist at the Izmailovo Kremlin The architectural complex near "Izmailovo" station looks just like a fortress out of an old Russian fairy tale, complete with white stone walls, colorful roofs and gingerbread-style houses. Built in the early 2000s inspired by folklore, it houses several museums, an open-air art square and a huge market full of Soviet-era treasures. 🌳 Unwind by the Water at Izmailovo Park Right next to the legendary park, you can easily move to one of the largest natural parks in Moscow. This historic green space includes a majestic series of ponds, rare trees and protected plant species. The park offers an excellent mix of cultural and recreational activities - including a Ferris wheel - before gradually giving way to dense forest. See an industrial birth in Tufeleva Grove Park and get off at the "ZIL" station drops you into a central European style neighborhood built on the historical basis of a famous car factory. The undisputed heart of this new quarter is "Tyufeleva Roscha". It includes a huge, caliber steel pergola that symbolizes the factory's production line, serving as a creative reminder of the region's automotive past. In the immediate vicinity of Salute Space Pioneers at Gagarin Square one of the most prominent landmarks of the capital is the magnificent 42-meter monument dedicated to Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space. The impressive titanium sculpture is mounted on a dramatically shaped pedestal like a Chantelle missile, located just outside the "Ploshchad Gagarina" station. A short walk leads to Nskuchny Sad, the oldest park in Moscow. ⛪️ Here is a spiritual legacy of Novovidevichi Kunaver not far from the "Luzhniki" station stands one of the most powerful spiritual saints of Moscow.