Patriarch’s Ponds Moscow: Pond, Bulgakov Sites and Walking Tips
Patriarch's Ponds is the small park and single pond where The Master and Margarita begins: Krylov fable sculptures, swans and an ice…

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Hidden Moscow explores places that offer a different perspective on the city beyond its best-known monuments and major tourist attractions. The focus is on neighbourhood character, everyday surroundings, and locations that are interesting to explore at a slower pace. Use these guides when you want to add a less conventional stop to your sightseeing plans. Begin with Patriarch’s Ponds Moscow, an area associated with a pond, surrounding streets, and literary connections. Its guide provides a starting point for discovering this part of central Moscow and deciding how it might fit into a wider walk through the city.
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