This popular gathering place draws adults and children alike to its recreational offerings, which include a giant Ferris wheel, roller coaster, open-air theater, food stands, fairground, rock club and skating pond.

A popular place to stroll or unwind in a cafe, this chain of ten boulevards actually forms a horseshoe, and provides a glimpse of old Moscow in the midst of the bustling, modern city.

This former village and archaeological site housed summer residences of the grand dukes of Moscow, and later of the tsars, and is now a museum and reserve.

This important memorial to the victory over the Nazi invasion in the Great Patriotic War is a complex of monuments, churches, museums and fountains.

This small pleasant park is home to three theaters and a small concert hall. Each summer it hosts international Jazz festival.

Established in 1945, this city park includes lovely lakes and walking paths, boats and catamarans for hire, ice-skating and cross-country skiing in the winter and an amusement park.

Founded in 1945, Moscow's sprawling Botanical Garden covers 360 hectares and contain thousands of species in rose garden, Japanese garden, and dendrarium.

This lavish suburban estate dates back to the 18th century and includes Neo-classical palace and formal gardens.