Best places: Parks in Moscow, Russia

Imposing arch with bas relief carvings & a huge gilded statue celebrating collective farm workers.

Huge, lavish 18th-century royal palace with formal gardens, plus museum of fine arts & antiquities.

Architecture from different eras in an open-air museum on former royal estate, with tours & events.

Park with lawns, summer blooms & several monuments including one to Marshal Georgy Zhukov.

Vast urban green space with walking paths, a playground & an opulent 18th-century manor.

Sprawling war memorial park with fountains & forest, plus a museum & soaring obelisk.

👍👍 Beautiful place for chilling. Greetings from egypt 🇪🇬

Park with a central fountain & walking paths set among groves of lilac bushes & chestnut trees.

👍👍 Wonderful park. Beautiful nature and a large enough park for a walk. I recommend this picturesque and beloved corner of our city.

👍👍 Lovely place for families, kids and pairs

👍👍 Nice place in Moscow. It is located near city centre. It’s very near to Novodevichi convent. The area is quite large with two ponds nearby. Local people seen strolling around.

Oldest surviving triumphal arch that was built to commemorate Russia's victory over Napoleon.

👍👍 Чудесный, чистый и ухоженный парк! Отличное место для пробежек и для прогулок с семьёй! Крутые детские площадки, кафешки есть и строят ещё. Прокат велосипедов и т.д. люблю это место, хорошо тут в любую погоду!

👍👍 An interesting place to walk and talk about the history of Moscow.

👍👍 Removed from the city streets the monuments and sculptures find the final place here - Lenin, Brezhnev and others.

👍 A beautiful walk along the boulevard with high trees and comfortable pavement.

👍👍 This is a territory of the city protected by the authorities of the capital, which has an important natural and historical significance. The place is amazing. Overnight, the city and its magnificent views give way to a truly chic forest area with conveniently created roads for moving back and forth...

High profile exhibition, fair & congress center opened in 1939 with halls for up to 500 people

Park with an 18th-century garden, dining & an open-air theater, plus contemporary art & an ice rink.