Kuntsevo: Stalin’s Near Dacha, Old Estates and the Kuntsevskaya Hub
A western district of Moscow, once a summer-resort town, known for Stalin's Kuntsevo Dacha of 1933 to 1934 and for the Kuntsevskaya…

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A western district of Moscow, once a summer-resort town, known for Stalin's Kuntsevo Dacha of 1933 to 1934 and for the Kuntsevskaya…
A park and palace complex in south Moscow, begun by Catherine the Great in 1776 in a Gothic-inspired style and never used…
A former royal estate on the Moskva River with the UNESCO-listed Church of the Ascension of 1532, a reconstructed wooden palace, the…
A large park in north-east Moscow, once the tsars' falconry forest, with long alleys, a winter ice rink, a park museum and…
An eastern district of Moscow known for the Izmailovo Kremlin, a stylized wooden complex, the Vernissage souvenir market, the Romanov estate on…
A large exhibition park of Soviet pavilions and fountains, with the Museum of Cosmonautics, the Ostankino Tower, the Ostankino estate and the…
An area of Basmanny named after the revolutionary Nikolai Bauman, around Baumanskaya metro, with Bauman Garden, the technical university, the Epiphany Cathedral…
A riverside street at the mouth of the Yauza, known for the Stalin skyscraper of 1952, one of the Seven Sisters, with…
The area around Belorussky Station, the terminal of 1870 for trains to the west and the Aeroexpress to Sheremetyevo, on Tverskaya Zastava…
The area around Paveletsky Station, the terminal of 1900 for the Volga cities and the Aeroexpress to Domodedovo Airport, with two metro…
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