How to get from Komsomolskaya to Tsaritsyno. Tsaritsyno Estate
The Tsaritsyno estate is one of the most beautiful and mysterious places in Moscow. Located in the southern part of the capital, the area of the manor park is 550 hectares. The museum-reserve includes a magnificent palace ensemble, a huge landscape park with pavilions and sculptures, picturesque ponds, and an incredibly beautiful light and music fountain.
I come here often because I live nearby, which is why I have a lot of photographs of this amazing place. The story about Tsaritsino had to be divided into several parts:
The palace ensemble of Tsaritsyno was built at the end of the 18th century in the style of pseudo-Russian Gothic by the best architect of that time, Vasily Bazhenov. However, later, due to the whim of the empress Grand Palace had to be rebuilt. The new building was erected by Bazhenov’s student, Matvey Kazakov. A bronze monument to famous architects was erected near the walls of the Bread House.
In front of the Grand Palace there are two three-dimensional models that give an idea of Bazhenov’s original plan and what the Tsaritsyno estate looked like after it was rebuilt by Kazakov.
Unusually harmonious and elegant, the Figured Bridge was conceived as a grand entrance from the side of the ponds. This is the very first Bazhenov building here; construction began in May 1776.
Nearby is another passage to the palace ensemble, the Great Bridge over the ravine, decorated with pointed arches and rich patterned compositions.
The Grand Palace, the main building of the architectural complex, immediately attracts the eye. It is very similar to a fairytale castle: elegant decor, towers with spiers, snow-white columns.
The tower spiers are decorated with gold stars.
A gallery with a beautiful spiked arch connects the Great Palace with the Bread House. This photo is the calling card of Tsaritsino. The estate also has another very recognizable building - the Vineyard Gate
The Large Kitchen Outbuilding also received the name “Bread House” because of the images of a loaf and a salt shaker used in the decor of the walls. This building was supposed to house kitchen facilities, storage areas for supplies, and servants' rooms.
Three Cavalry Corps are lined up opposite the Grand Palace. It was assumed that they would have different office premises, maids of honor and security.
The first building was intended for the empress's retinue. Now the directorate of the reserve museum is located here.
Second Cavalry Corps.
The third building today houses a cultural and educational center.
Between the Cavalry Corps there is a functioning temple in the name of the “Life-Giving Spring” icon of the Mother of God. The church, rebuilt from wood to stone in the mid-18th century, is dedicated to an icon that heals physical ailments.
Not far from the Figurny Bridge, on the edge of a high slope, is the Small Palace, the personal chambers of Catherine the Second. The main decoration of this building is a significant monogram with the letter “E”, a symbol of the estate.
Very close to it there is another beautiful architectural structure - the Opera House. It was supposed to organize musical evenings, receptions and celebrations here. The upper part of the side walls is decorated with double-headed eagles, symbols of Russian autocracy.
Nowadays, the Opera House hosts exhibitions, classical music concerts and marriage registrations.
The estate is very popular among newlyweds, it is perfect place for a wedding walk.
In the Tauride Hall of the Grand Palace you can arrange a photo shoot in historical costumes from the era of Catherine the Great. Seeing yourself in a new look and taking souvenir photos with your camera costs 250 rubles. Family ticket for four people - 800 rubles.
It is not by chance that the estate bears the name “Tsaritsyno”. The area formerly called « Black Mud » , was renamed at the behest of Catherine II, who bought land here for construction country residence. For her idea, the queen chose a wonderful place south of Moscow. The massive construction work took about 10 years, but was never completed. Until 2007, Tsarina’s abandoned properties lay in ruins.
Not long ago, reconstruction was carried out and the estate immediately became very popular - in good weather on weekends there are always a lot of people in the central part. But, since the museum-reserve is very large, there are still places where you can enjoy peace and quiet among beautiful nature.
Secrets of Tsaritsyno
These places keep many secrets. It is known that Bazhenov was a Freemason and that he built architectural structures hide encrypted Masonic symbols.
The mystery of the empress's cold attitude towards construction has not been fully solved. There are only legends and assumptions why Catherine did not like her new residence. According to some sources, she was outraged by the Masonic symbols woven into the pattern of the buildings. According to other sources, the queen really did not like Bazhenov’s buildings because of the low ceilings and cramped rooms.
One way or another, the empress ordered the palace and some buildings to be dismantled and rebuilt. The completion of the construction of Tsaritsyn Village was prevented by the outbreak of war with Turkey; there was not enough money and finishing work was never completed. The construction was abandoned and neither Catherine herself nor other royal persons ever lived here.
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How to get to the Tsaritsyno estate
On public transport: metro station Tsaritsyno, exit the first car from the center, then along the passage - left to the end. Coming to the surface near the radio market, continue moving in the same direction and in a minute you will see the main entrance to the park. You can also enter the reserve from the Orekhovo metro station.
By car: Moscow, st. Dolskaya, 1. It is more convenient to approach the museum-reserve from Tyurina Street - there are two large parking lots. On weekends in good weather, it is worth arriving early in the morning - there may not be a place in the parking lot. In the evening there are usually no problems with parking.
Coordinates: 55°36’45″N 37°41’1″E
Opening hours
The territory of the museum-reserve is open daily from 6-00 to 24-00.
The Grand Palace and the Bread House are open:
- from Tuesday to Friday - from 11-00 to 18-00
- on Saturday - from 11-00 to 20-00
Monday is a day off.
Greenhouse opening hours:
- from Wednesday to Friday - from 11-00 to 18-00
- on Saturday - from 11-00 to 20-00
- on Sunday and holidays - from 11-00 to 19-00
The light and music fountain is open daily from May to September from 9-00 to 23-00, the lighting is turned on from 21.00 to 23.00.
Ticket prices
Entrance to the park is free.
Single ticket to the Grand Palace and the Bread House - 350 rubles
Comprehensive ticket to three greenhouses - 250 rubles
Amateur photography - free
The Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve participates in the Moscow Department of Culture campaign “Moscow Museums - free on the third Sunday of every month.”
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Tsaritsyno Estate Park is open to visitors daily from 6:00 to 24:00.
Grand Palace and Bread House
- Tuesday - Friday from 11:00 to 18:00
- Saturday - from 11:00 to 20:00
- Monday - day off
Greenhouse complex
- Wednesday - Friday from 11:00 to 18:00
- Saturday - from 11:00 to 20:00
- Sunday and holidays- from 11:00 to 19:00
- Monday and Tuesday are days off
- Ticket offices close half an hour earlier
Light and music fountain in Tsaritsino
- From May to October daily - from 9:00 to 23:00;
- The lighting is on from 21:00 to 23:00.
Cost of tickets to the museums of the Tsaritsyno estate in 2019.
Entrance to the park is free.
Grand Palace and Bread House
- Full ticket – 350 rubles
- Children under 6 years old – free
Greenhouses
- Full ticket – 250 rubles
- Children from 7 to 17 years old inclusive – 100 rubles
- Students of the Russian Federation and the CIS – 100 rubles
- Pensioners of the Russian Federation and the CIS – 100 rubles
- Children under 6 years old – free
- Amateur photography is free without flash and tripod. Photography at temporary exhibitions may be limited
Address of the Tsaritsino estate
Moscow, 115569, st. Dolskaya 1.
How to get to the Tsaritsino Estate Museum
From the Tsaritsyno metro station (the first car from the center) walk right 10 meters and turn left into the tunnel. Walk along the tunnel for 20 meters and turn left along the stairs to the street. Go through the tunnel under by rail(about 100 meters) cross the pedestrian crossing. Behind him - main entrance to the territory of the Tsaritsyno estate. You can get to the Orekhovo metro station. It's a 10-minute walk from it. If you are traveling by car, enter from Novotsaritsynskoye Highway.
Tours of the Tsaritsyno estate
The Tsaritsyno estate is being held individual excursions, as well as excursions for schoolchildren, adults and people with disabilities:
- Sightseeing and thematic excursions lasting from 45 minutes to 3 hours
- Tours of the park lasting 1.5 hours
- Excursions with theatrical elements lasting from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours
Rules of conduct on the territory of the Tsaritsyno estate museum
Prohibited:
- Carry and consume alcoholic beverages
- Walking pets
- Carry large bags, weapons, flammable and explosive, poisonous and radioactive substances, as well as cutting objects
- Ride bicycles, roller skates and skateboards
- Damage green spaces, catch animals and litter ponds
- Swim in the Upper and Middle Tsaritsynsky ponds, ride boats and wear swimsuits
- Build fires and set up tents
- Cause damage to architectural and archaeological monuments
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In 2007, Tsaritsyno Park was radically restored. The Bread House and the Great Kazakov Palace were restored practically from ruins, alleys and smooth paths appeared, and a light and music fountain was built on the Upper Tsaritsyn Pond. There was a lot of controversy around this fountain: historians considered it an inappropriate remake, since Catherine was completely indifferent to fountains, and the new interiors of the palace do not carry any historical truth. Many Moscow architects also considered this composition strange. But nevertheless, the restorers still managed to preserve the charm of antiquity.
A little history
The estate on this site has been known since the mid-17th century, when it bore the dissonant name “Black Mud”. In the 18th century The princes of Cantemir ruled here. At one time, they built a luxurious greenhouse there and grew grapes, lemons, peaches and other fruits atypical for the middle zone. At the end of the 18th century. everything changed: Empress Catherine had her eye on the estate and immediately purchased it. Of course, he immediately renamed it to suit himself: “Tsaritsyno”.
It was decided to establish an imperial residence in the estate, and this important task was entrusted to the architect Vasily Bazhenov. According to the original plan, there should be 4 palaces - 3 for the empress herself and 1 for Prince Pavel Petrovich and his wife. But financial difficulties ruined all these architectural plans. Bazhenov was replaced in his post by the architect Kazakov, who took on the construction of the Grand Palace, but was never able to complete the work. Thus, the palace stood unfinished for 200 years.
By the end of the 19th century. “Tsaritsyno” has become one of the most popular estates in the Moscow region. After the revolution of 1917, the Council of Peasants' and Soldiers' Deputies was located here, and in 1960 Tsaritsino became part of Moscow. 30 years later, it was given the status of a museum-reserve, and a completely different story began for the estate. All buildings on the territory were restored and soon the museum came under the control of the Moscow Government.
Tsaritsyno
Museum and attractions of Tsaritsyn
The Great Kazakov Palace is designed in the style of classicism with pseudo-gothic elements. Today it houses permanent museum exhibits, as well as temporary exhibitions, concerts and other events.
The Church of the Icon of the Mother of God "Life-Giving Spring" was originally built in 1722 on the site wooden church, after which it was rebuilt several times, and was finally restored only in 1998.
The Big Bridge over the ravine is the largest surviving bridge from the 18th century.
The Small Palace is located on a hill, it is built in the shape of a pyramid and looks more like a park pavilion than a full-fledged palace. However, a white stone emblem with the monogram of the Empress in the rays of glory has been preserved here, which recalls the original purpose of this building.
The Middle Palace (Opera House) is a building that Vasily Bazhenov considered his architectural pride. Outwardly, it looks like a carved jewelry box. Despite the name, music first sounded here at the end of the 20th century, and until then the purpose of the Opera House was purely decorative.
Tsaritsyno estate today
The palaces of the estate regularly host various exhibitions, concerts of classical and jazz music and other cultural events. In addition, on the territory of the estate, everyone has the opportunity to hold their own performance: for this purpose, every Friday from 17:00 to 19:00 there is an open dance floor. To reserve a place, you need to read the event rules and submit a written request.
You can have a snack in Tsaritsino in the cafe in the underground space of the Main Entrance Lobby, in the cafe on the third floor of the Grand Palace, and there are also fast food kiosks throughout the estate.
Riding bicycles and scooters is prohibited here (with the exception of preschool children), and bringing pets is also prohibited, but free Wi-Fi and parking (paid) are available.
Practical information
How to get there: st. Dolskaya, 1; Art. Tsaritsyno metro station, then 10 minutes walk to the main entrance or Orekhovo metro station - also 10 minutes walk to the entrance from the greenhouses. Car entry from Novotsaritsynskoe highway, parking on Tyurin street.
Opening hours: the park is open daily from 6:00 to 24:00; Grand Palace, Bread House, Opera House: Tuesday to Friday - from 11:00 to 18:00, Saturday - from 11:00 to 20:00, Sunday - from 11:00 to 19:00, Monday - closed .
Entrance: comprehensive ticket to all museums and greenhouses - 780 RUB for adults and 320 RUB for pensioners, students and schoolchildren, it is also possible to purchase a ticket to each palace separately. Entrance to the park is free.
Prices on the page are as of September 2018.
Every year thousands of tourists come to Moscow from all corners of our Motherland and from abroad. What can a tourist see in Moscow and where to go? to a local resident? Contrary to popular belief, tourist Moscow does not end with the Kremlin, but rather begins with it. Moscow has many beautiful and amazing places for walks. Tsaritsyno is one of these places. You can come here within day excursion, just take a walk on a warm summer evening or visit the museum part of Tsaritsyno if you want to admire the estate not only from the outside, but also from the inside.
Tsaritsyno Park is considered a protected area, therefore there are a number of rules on its territory that the visitor must follow. Entry to Tsaritsyno Park is prohibited with animals and bicycles. You can study the rules of conduct in the park in detail on the official website of the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve.
How to get to Tsaritsino
Near Tsaritsyno Park there are two metro stations “Tsaritsyno” and “Orekhovo”. And if in the case of it is not so important where to start inspecting the territory, then with Tsaritsyno this approach will not work. Like the theater, which begins with a hanger, it is better to enter Tsaritsyno Park through the main entrance. You won’t go into the theater through the back door, it will also lead you where you need to go, but what about the red carpet?!
The central entrance to Tsaritsyno Park is located next to the Tsaritsyno metro station. From the station you need to go under the railway bridge and here we are. But after examining the entire territory, you can leave Tsaritsino from the Orekhovo station; it is located very close to the exit from the park. The territory of the park is so huge that after a walk through the park and viewing the museum exhibitions, you may not have any energy left to return to the Tsaritsyno metro station.
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Walking through the gate is like finding yourself in a fairy tale. The entrance to the park separates us from reality and takes us from the bustling metropolis to the 18th century. Of course, this is a figure of speech, and no matter how you trim the flower beds, you still won’t understand what century the time machine took us to; we’ll find out later when we get to the Tsaritsyno palace and park ensemble. In the meantime, a pleasant aperitif. 
Before our eyes appears a beautiful composition in the form of the Middle Tsaritsynsky pond with a small artificial island in the shape of a horseshoe, on which a light and music fountain is located. Two bridges lead to the fountain, and benches are installed around the fountain itself so that in the evening you can comfortably enjoy the beauty of the illuminated streams of water. In the midday heat it is very difficult to be in the sun, and there is no greenery near the fountain, but there is plenty of shade from the trees around the pond itself. 
We go around the pond on the right, in such a way that the Middle Tsaritsynsky pond remains on the left, and the surface of the Upper Tsaritsynsky pond becomes visible on the right. 
In this part of the pond there is a small island called Bird Island. There are two more such islands on the Upper Tsaritsynsky Pond, and the pond itself is very large; walking around it will be problematic. 
The Upper and Middle ponds are separated by a dam. 
Further along Vozdushnaya Street we head straight to the most interesting thing, the Tsaritsyno palace and park ensemble. To get to the Tsaritsyno Palace you need to walk under the Figured Bridge, or climb it; for this there is a staircase nearby. The Figured Bridge is one of the earliest buildings in Tsaritsino, and its architect was Vasily Ivanovich Bazhenov, who built both this bridge and the entire palace ensemble for Empress Catherine II. 
The bridge was placed at the intersection of the main entrances to the Tsaritsyno estate, so it can be regarded as the gate to the estate, and its intricate architecture gives it the appearance of a real defensive structure with towers and loopholes. The bridge has survived to this day almost intact, so when we look at the bridge we see it exactly as Bazhenov intended and built it. 
To the left of the bridge is the building of the Third Cavalry Corps and the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God “Life-Giving Spring” in Tsaritsyno. 
The first church on this site appeared in 1683; later the wooden building was replaced by a stone one. The last time the temple was rebuilt was in 1765. 
A little further is the Big Bridge across the ravine. Construction Big Bridge remained unfinished by Bazhenov, the empress removed him from the construction of her residence before the bridge was completed. It was completed only in the 19th century. 
If we return to the Figured Bridge and walk along it to the right, then going around the main palace, past the Semicircular Palace and the Opera House, we will come out to the Vineyard Gate. Initially the gate was called Figured. The name Grape appeared in the 20th century thanks to the intricate decoration, reminiscent of a bunch of grapes, hanging over the span of the gate. The gate serves as a conditional boundary between the park area and the architectural ensemble. They also complete the existing perspective between the Big and Middle Bridges. 
Well, having passed under the Figurny Bridge we find ourselves in the amphitheater of the Tsaritsyno architectural ensemble. There are several foundations in front of the Great Palace. To the right of the palace are the foundations of the Kamer-Yunfar building. 
And in front of the Great Tsaritsyno Palace is the foundation of the Great Cavalry Corps, built by Bazhenov in 1784 and dismantled by the second architect of the Catherine Palace, Kazakov, in 1795. 
To the left of the Grand Palace is the First Cavalry Corps, built by the same Bazhenov. 
But the main pearl of the entire ensemble is undoubtedly the Grand Palace itself. A palace with a history of destruction. The project of the Tsaritsyn ensemble was approved, and in 1776 grandiose construction began, stretching over a decade. The project was going hard, Bazhenov even had to take out loans in his own name to complete construction. Catherine II inspected the buildings in 1785 and her verdict was devastating for Bazhenov. The empress did not like the palace categorically. Catherine ordered the palace to be dismantled. Matvey Kazakov, a student of Bazhenov, was appointed as the new architect, who began building a new palace. Construction was difficult and long. Catherine II died in 1796, when the construction of the Tsaritsyn Palace was completed at a rough level.
From this moment the story of the withering of the Tsaritsyn Palace begins. None of the heirs to the throne liked the palace and Tsaritsino never became the royal residence. 
The Great Palace is connected to the Bread House by a gallery with an arch. 
In front of the Bread House there is a monument to two architects who worked on the construction of the Tsaritsyn architectural ensemble, Bazhenov and Kazakov. 
Tsaritsyno Museum
The entrance to the Tsaritsyno Museum is also located here. Login interior spaces the palace is carried out through underground passages, thus the palace is completely sealed from the street. On the official website of the Tsaritsyno Museum you can find all the necessary information related to the museum’s opening hours and ticket prices. 
In the first hall of the museum there is a model of the palace, demonstrating the condition of the building in which the restorers received it. The abandoned, uninhabited palace resembled a prison. In 1816, the writer Nikolai Karamzin said about it: “The palace is like a dungeon.” 
The Grand Palace is located as permanent exhibitions, and temporary. And if it is prohibited to photograph temporary exhibitions, then you can photograph permanent exhibitions, of course, without flash and without using a tripod. At the beginning of the tour, we are greeted by a hall with archaeological finds discovered on the territory of Tsaritsyno. 
Another interesting exhibition is the “Silver Pantry” of the palace. Jewelry from the 16th to the 19th centuries by famous jewelry makers and jewelry workshops is presented here. 
In addition to the exhibitions, you can simply enjoy a walk through the restored premises of the palace. True, it will be difficult to imagine how they lived and had fun here, because music has never been played here and not a single ball has taken place. 
And from the windows of the palace there are wonderful views of the territory in front of the palace. 
Catherine Hall the most luxurious hall of the Grand Palace. After reconstruction, it became the main hall of the palace and was named after the ideological inspirer of the construction, Empress Catherine II. Parquet floors, crystal chandeliers, and stucco decor make the Catherine Hall delightful. 
The main decoration of the hall is a marble statue of the empress, weighing 3 tons. This statue decorated the hall of the Moscow City Duma and miraculously survived the 1917 revolution. 
Having walked around the Grand Palace to our heart's content, a detailed inspection of all the palace's exhibitions took more than one hour, we moved to the Bread House. The Bread House got its name in the 19th century from the high reliefs on the facade of the house - a loaf of bread with a salt shaker. Behind the backs of the architects of the Grand Palace you can see a high relief and a monogram of the letters “X” and “C” (bread and salt). 
The building has the shape of a cube with a courtyard where carts with food supplies were supposed to enter. Bazhenov did not have time to complete his plan, for the reasons stated above, and the glass dome over the Bread House appeared only in 2005, turning the courtyard into an atrium. 
Tsaritsyno Park
We leave from museum complex the same way they entered it. 
We find ourselves in the park area of the Tsaritsyno Landscape Museum-Reserve. Its territory is simply huge; you can walk around it no less than in the museum itself. But you won’t be bored in the park, because in addition to the amazing nature, there are many man-made attractions here. 
And although there are sometimes information stands in the park with a map of the area, it is very easy to lose your bearings. It’s good that even though there are fewer people here than in the front part of the reserve, they still meet and you can ask them for the way out. We went for a walk wherever our eyes led us. 
And the first attraction that our eyes reached was the Nerastankino pavilion. The pavilion, built in 1804, served as a recreation area for those walking in the park. “Nerastankino” still serves the same purpose now; it serves as an escape for walkers from the midday heat and a rest from grueling pedestrian crossings. 
Not far from the pavilion you can see a sculpture of a Dryad. Several similar sculptures can be found in the park area. 
Then our feet took us to the Ruin Tower, the structure was erected for decorative purposes in the same year as the Nerastankino pavilion. 
In addition to those described above, the following attractions in Tsaritsyn Park went unnoticed by us: the Milovid pavilion, the rotunda “Temple of Ceres”, several decorative bridges and statues. The more interesting it will be for you to walk through the beautiful park.
Walking through historical places is not only pleasant from an aesthetic point of view, provided that these historical places restored and put in order, but also useful for overall development. For example, in addition to the history of the architectural ensemble of Tsaritsino itself, it will be interesting to know the following. The first mention of the place we know as Tsaritsyno dates back to the 16th century. In those distant times, these places were called Black Mud. Subsequently, this name was given to the estate, which was built by the Streshnev boyars. Its owners changed and in March 1683, the grandson of Ivan Streshnev, Alexei Golitsyn, became its owner, whose descendant Lev Sergeevich Golitsyn became the chief winemaker of the Udelny estate
The palace and park ensemble, more often referred to simply as Tsaritsyno Park, attracts many guests of the capital and its residents. One of the first landscape parks in Russia amazes with the beauty of palaces, buildings and Orthodox church. This project was born at the behest of Catherine II. Vasily Bazhenov worked on the creation of the architectural style. Tsaritsyno Park will help you plunge into the history of the Russian State from the times of Catherine.
Tsaritsyno Park
Tsaritsyno Park how to get there by metro - this information will be useful for guests and residents of the capital. The location of the ensemble is 5 km from the Moscow Ring Road, in the Southern Administrative District. You can get to the park by metro using the green metro line. From the center of the capital metro - the best option movement, since a trip on the subway will take about half an hour. Terrestrial species transport takes much longer to get there.
Travelers to the sights of the capital can from central stations On the Zamoskvoretskaya metro line, get to the station of the same name - “Tsaritsyno”, but it is better to get off at the next one, called “Orekhovo”. The reason lies in the fact that from Tsaritsyno to the park you have to walk a fairly decent distance uphill. From the Orekhovo metro station, the traveler immediately enters the English landscape park with a beautiful linden alley and amazing historical objects.
The alley will lead to the palace ensemble, the creation of the most famous architects of the 18th century - V.I. Bazhenov and M.F. Kazakov.
How to get from Orekhovo metro station to Tsaritsyno Park
How to get to Tsaritsyno Park by metro from a neighboring station: in the Orekhovo metro station and at the exit from it there are signs indicating the exit to the park ensemble. We should move in this direction.
Following the signs, any traveler gets to the entrance to the fenced area of the park. There is no entrance fee. But when entering during public celebrations and events, all citizens pass through a metal detector for security purposes.
The park receives visitors from 6.00 to 24.00. In the afternoon, an electric car is available for visitors to the museum exhibition. In order to use it, you must present a ticket for visiting the excursion.
To be fair, it should be noted that in Catherine’s times the palace was never completed. Construction was completed during the time of Luzhkov, and many of the interiors are just a copy from the pages of old albums.
Sights of Tsaritsyno Park
There are many attractions in the park: visitors can summer time ride boats on picturesque ponds, hand-feed the numerous squirrels living in the park. Except beautiful nature you will meet with concert hall and exhibition complex. You will see in all its glory the Church of the Virgin Mary, the Mermaid Gate, many palaces and the Temple of Ceres, and many more amazing objects.
There are detailed signs for tourists on the territory of the palace and park ensemble. In the summer, there is a color and musical fountain.
How to get to Tsaritsyno Park by metro when the Zamoskvoretskaya line is not accessible? You need to take the Lyublinskaya metro line to the Zyablikovo stop. This method will take a little longer. From the indicated station to the park it is 2.5 km. After leaving the subway, you need to continue moving from Yasenevskaya Street by minibus No. 644m to the Orekhovo metro station.
From the Tsaritsyno metro station you need to go under the railway bridge and go straight. You will come to the main entrance of the ensemble.
From the Kantemirovskaya metro station you can get to Tsaritsyno Park by trolleybus No. 11 or bus No. 690.
Currently, Tsaritsynsky Park is one of the most interesting places for walks and getting to know the history of the Russian capital. This is a well-groomed area for a comfortable pastime and relaxation.
