Krasnogorsk is a young city in the Moscow region, one of the closest suburbs to the capital. Rapidly growing and diverse, even today it is heavily overpopulated, and as recently as the century before last there were only a few towns and villages in its place.
What to see in Krasnogorsk on your own?
Beautiful places and main attractions of the city and its surroundings: photos with descriptions, tips on where to go, where to go by car, what to see in one day.
Church of the Icon of the Mother of God “The Sign”
In the very center of the city, in the Znamenskoye-Gubailovo estate, there is the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God “The Sign”. It was founded in 1683. At the end of the 18th century, the temple was rebuilt by order of Yuri Dolgoruky.
In 1885, the merchant Polyakov received the territory around the church. Thanks to him, the reconstruction of the temple in the pseudo-Russian style was carried out. The facade of the church was decorated with kokoshniks, columns and elegant platbands. Next to the church there is a chapel-tomb of a merchant and his wife. The architect I. Bondarenko worked on its creation. During Soviet times, the church was closed. Its premises were used for the needs of the city.
In 1997, the building was returned to the Russian Orthodox Church. During the restoration work, a new bell tower was erected, and the interior walls of the church were decorated with icons from the mosaic of A. Karnaukhov. After 4 years, the temple opened its doors to parishioners.
- Address: st. District center, 4, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 7:00-19:00
Estate Ilyinskoye
In the small village of Ilinskoye, not far from the city of Krasnogorsk, there is an estate of the same name. It was built in 1666 for the family of the Moscow boyar Streshnev. At the beginning of the 19th century, the estate passed to the Osterman-Tolstoy family. Under him, a two-story mansion was built and a park in the English style was built.
By the end of the century, the estate came into the possession of the imperial family. The main manor house, an outbuilding, a greenhouse, a horse yard, a bakery building and the Elias Church, founded in 1732, have been partially preserved to this day. This is the only building that is open to the public, since there is now a rest house on the estate.
Access to it is closed to visitors. In recent years, the park has been significantly redeveloped. All that remains of the historical buildings is the rotunda gazebo.
- Address: s. Ilyinskoye, Krasnogorsk district, Moscow region, Russia
Sculpture "Sorrow"
In the park of the Arkhangelskoye estate you can see a very interesting sculpture called “Sorrow” or “Mourning Genius”. It was installed in 1908 by order of the owner Zinaida Yusupova. She purchased it at one of the exhibitions. Despite the fact that the structure was intended as a tombstone, the princess ordered it to be installed in the park.
Some time later, his eldest son Nikolai died in a duel. And it was to him that she dedicated this monument. The German master K. G. Barth worked on the creation of the sculpture. This is the only creation of the sculptor in Russia.
The monument is made of bronze and represents the figure of a young man. In his left hand he holds a dying torch, and in his right hand he tightly clutches a laurel wreath. The composition evokes sadness and sorrow among visitors.
- Address: Arkhangelskoye estate, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Gridchinhall Art Center
The Gridchinhall art center is located in the village of Dmitrovskoye, Krasnogorsk district. It was opened in 2009 by Sergei Gridchin. The center consists of an exhibition hall, an artist's residence, a gallery and a small residential building, which was built in 1922. It fits perfectly into the main building; for convenience, several extensions were made to it.
Gridchinhall is a haven for young artists and experienced craftsmen. Unique masterpieces are collected here, exhibitions are organized, and incredible projects are implemented. Exhibit centers are located not only inside the building, but also outside. The main attraction of the building is the sculpture of the “red man”, which is installed on the roof.
Most of the center's exhibits are projects completed by Gridchinhall masters. Master classes for children, excursions, meetings, and for aspiring artists are regularly held here.
- Address: s. Dmitrovskoe, st. Tsentralnaya, 23, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Friday - Sunday 12:00-20:00
Petrovskoye Estate
In the small village of Petrovskoye, which was originally called Durnevo, there is an estate of the same name. It was founded in 1670 by Prince P.I. Prozorovsky. At the end of the 17th century, the Assumption Church was erected on the territory of the estate.
In 1720, the Golitsyn family became the owners of Petrovsky. It was at this time that the main manor buildings were erected, which have partially survived to the present day. The main house consisted of two floors and was built in the 19th century in the Gothic architectural style. Next to it are paired brick outbuildings dating from the 17th century.
Despite the fact that the park has been neglected, you can see an oak alley and cascading ponds. Unfortunately, during Soviet times, the Assumption Church was completely destroyed, and rare paintings and a carved iconostasis were irretrievably lost. Now a small wooden temple has been erected in its place.
- Address: s. Petrovo-Dalnee, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
St. Nicholas Church
An excellent example of classicism architecture is the St. Nicholas Church. The first mention of it dates back to the second half of the 15th century. It was a small wooden church in honor of St. Nicholas.
In 1817, a new stone church was erected in its place. A bell tower and a refectory are attached to the main building. The facade of the building has a rich burgundy color and is decorated with white decorative elements. Inside, the temple is divided into 2 thrones - in honor of the Prophet Elijah and Nicholas the Wonderworker. Since the church was a summer church, it was used only in the warm season.
During the years of Soviet power, the temple was closed. Its restoration began only in 2002, after the building was returned to the Russian Orthodox Church. In 2013, the first service was held in the temple.
Valentin Vorobyov Gallery “Feast of the Soul”
In the village of Korostovo, Krasnogorsk district, there is a gallery called “Feast of the Soul”. It was founded by the Honored Artist of Russia and hereditary blacksmith Valentin Vorobyov. Visitors to the gallery will be surprised by unique exhibits made of metal in the “techno-art” style.
There are dozens of amazing masterpieces located on a two-story square. It is very difficult to believe that they were created by human hands, since every detail of the composition is very expressive and emotional. Valentin Vorobyov can create a real work of art from the most ordinary things. This is how an ordinary carburetor turns into Carlson made of metal, and an old iron into the head of Zmey Gorynych.
The gallery's exhibits can never move thanks to the mechanical base. “Feast of the Soul” attracts a large number of children, because here you can touch everything with your hands.
- Address: Korostovo village, 24, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Znamenskoye-Gubailovo Estate
The Znamenskoye-Gubailovo estate is located on the territory of the ancient park. It was first mentioned in documents of the 17th century. Boyar S.V. Volynsky took possession of these lands. It was under him that the construction of the estate complex began and a church was erected in honor of the Sign of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
In the 18th century, Znamenskoye-Gubailovo passed to the Dolgorukov family. The expansion of the complex continued in the style of classicism. Some of the buildings have survived to this day: the main house, church, outbuildings and outbuildings.
During the Soviet years, the premises of the estate were used for the needs of the city; various institutions were located here. In the 20th century, the manor house was rebuilt in the neo-Empire style, and the outbuildings were restored after a fire. The ancient park has been preserved in its original form. Since 2008, restoration of the destroyed buildings of the estate began.
- Address: st. District center, 8, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
Russian State Archive of Film and Photo Documents
The largest state archive of film and photo documents is located in Krasnogorsk. It was opened in 1926. By order of the city authorities, all private production related to cinema or photography was to be stored in a government institution. It was then that the archive was opened, which over time became the largest not only in Russia, but throughout the world.
Now it stores more than 1.5 million photographic documents, 246 thousand film products and 15 thousand video soundtracks. The archive contains a huge collection of items from the end of the 19th century to the present day. It reflects the cultural, political and economic life of the Soviet Union, the Russian Federation and many foreign countries.
- Address: st. Rechnaya, 1, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30-17:30, Friday 8:30-16:30
Monument to a young photographer
A monument to the young photographer was erected near the entrance of the Krasnogorsk plant named after S. A. Zverev. It was inaugurated in 2013. The monument is dedicated to all employees involved in optical-electronic and optical instrument making. The Krasnogorsk plant was a leading enterprise in the production of optics for military purposes and items for civilian use. The artist B. Sergeev worked on the creation of the monument.
The monument represents the figure of a boy, symbolizing an aspiring photographer. In his hands he holds a Zenit SLR camera produced at a local factory. A small bird is about to fly up from the lens, personifying the aspirations and high achievements of the enterprise.
The monument honors the city, whose residents did so much for the development of optical instrumentation.
Nikolskoye-Uryupino Estate
The Krasnogorsk region is famous for its large number of merchant and boyar estates. One of these attractions is the Nikolskoye-Uryupino estate. It was founded in the 17th century by Prince Odoevsky. At that time, the main house and a wooden church were built.
In the 18th century, the Dolgorukov family, and then the Golitsyn family, became the owners of the surrounding territories. It was the latter who built the new complex, which has survived to this day. During the years of Soviet rule, the buildings of the estate housed a museum, and then organizations of the Ministry of Defense. The restoration of the complex is currently underway.
The winter manor house, the White House, made in the style of classicism, and the St. Nicholas Church, handed over to believers in 1991, are in excellent condition. The interior decoration of the buildings has been partially preserved: fragments of frescoes and decoration elements can be seen on the walls.
- Address: s. Nikolo-Uryupino, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Palace of Culture "Moscow Region"
One of the main cultural and entertainment places in the city is the Podmoskovye Palace of Culture. It was opened in 1930 in the former barracks of the Znamenskaya manufactory. After 6 years, the building was completely rebuilt, and in 1952 it was awarded the title of the House of Culture of the Mechanical Plant.
The expansion of factory capacity and a rich social life contributed to Podmoskovye receiving a new assignment, which has remained to this day. Now it is a major center of cultural and leisure activities. More than 2 thousand people work within its walls in 45 creative teams. Exhibitions, concerts, performances by pop stars, performances and many other events are regularly held here.
- Address: st. Lenina, 3, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 9:00-23:00
Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
At the beginning of the 17th century, after the ruin of the village. Chernevo (now part of the city) the small wooden church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was completely burned. It was restored in 1646 on the same site, and in 1690 it was replaced by a new stone church.
According to the design of the architect N. Kokorin, a refectory and a high bell tower were added to the main building. During Soviet times, the temple was closed, and the only dome and bell tower were destroyed. Their restoration began in 1990 after the return of the building to the Russian Orthodox Church.
Now it is a functioning temple, the walls of which are made of red brick and elegantly decorated with white decorative elements. The church runs a Sunday school and a soup kitchen.
- Address: st. Lenina, 67a, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Saturday 8:00-23:00, Sunday 7:00-20:00
Estate "Arkhangelskoe"
One of the most beautiful sights of the Krasnogorsk region is the Arkhangelskoye estate. It began to be built at the beginning of the 18th century by Prince Nikolai Yusupov, but the estate acquired its modern appearance under his descendants in the 19th century. The central part is occupied by the Grand Palace and a magnificent park, which is reminiscent of Peterhof and Oranienbaum.
Now the palace houses a painting museum, which houses works of European artists of the 17th-19th centuries. In addition, elegant sculptures and objects made from Yusupov porcelain attract much attention. Most of the palace is occupied by a library, which contains about 16 thousand rare books.
- Address: pos. Arkhangelskoye, Krasnogorsk district, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Wednesday-Friday 10:00-17:00, Saturday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 (April-October); Wednesday-Friday 10:00-16:00, Saturday-Sunday 10:00-17:00 (May - September)
- Entrance fee: 400 rubles (visit to the park and palace)
Memorial Museum of German Anti-Fascists
The historical building, built in 1930, houses the memorial museum of German anti-fascists. It was founded in 1985, the history of its creation is closely connected with the Great Patriotic War. This is where the Special Operational Transit Camp for German prisoners of war No. 27 is located. More than 50 thousand soldiers and officers passed through it.
This was the only camp that was directly subordinate to the NKVD of the USSR. Because of this, the conditions of detention of prisoners were significantly better compared to others.
Currently, the museum's area is 521 square meters, and its collection includes more than 37 thousand exhibits: weapons, propaganda leaflets, uniforms, handicrafts of prisoners of war and many others. About 80 thousand tourists visit the museum every year.
- Address: st. Narodnogo Opolcheniya, 15, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Tuesday—Sunday 10:00-18:00
- Entrance ticket cost: 150 rubles
All-season ski complex "Snezhkom"
In the city of Krasnogorsk there is a unique all-season ski complex “Snezhnoye”. It is one of the best not only in Russia, but throughout Europe.
The complex consists of a ski slope and an ice skating rink; visitors are offered an aqua zone, slot machines, a fitness center and many other entertainments. The unusual structure of the internal structures makes it possible to maintain sub-zero temperatures on the slopes, while the rest of the rooms are quite warm.
The complex is visited by a large number of tourists every day. A lot of social work is carried out here, which is aimed at developing sports and improving the health of the population. Experienced instructors will help you learn to ski or snowboard at any time of the year, since the slopes maintain a comfortable temperature of -5 to -7 degrees.
- Address: Krasnogorsky Boulevard, 4, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 10:00-00:00
Church of the Bogolyubskaya Icon of the Mother of God
On the territory of the St. Nicholas Church there is the Church of the Bogolyubskaya Icon of the Mother of God. Together the two temples form a whole complex. The Church of the Bogolyubskaya Icon of the Mother of God was founded in the 15th century. It was not possible to establish a more precise date of construction. The temple was built in an eclectic architectural style and consists of three thrones.
The modern temple was built in the second half of the 19th century using donations from parishioners. During the Soviet era, this church was the only one that was not closed. At the end of the 20th century, a large-scale restoration was carried out in the temple, and a new belfry was built.
The main shrine of the church is the ancient wooden sculpture “The Crucifixion of Christ”. Currently, the temple complex continues to operate; sacraments and services are regularly held here.
- Address: st. Central, 33, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 8:00-18:00
Vadim Zadorozhny Museum of Technology
All lovers of antique cars should visit the Vadim Zadorozhny Museum of Technology. For a long time he collected a collection of rare cars assembled since 1902. The museum was founded in 2001, and 3 years later the construction of a separate building for it was completed.
At the opening, Vadim Zadorozhny presented several dozen cars. The museum's collection is regularly updated. Here you can see the legendary cars of the Soviet Union. One of them is the ZIS-115, which Joseph Stalin drove.
In addition to cars, the collection includes vintage motorcycles and military equipment. Every visitor can touch the exhibits, and even sit in some of them.
- Address: Arkhangelskoye village, 4 km. Ilinskogo sh., building 9, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday-Friday 10:00-20:00, Saturday-Sunday 10:00-21:00
- Entrance fee: 400 rubles (visiting the museum and its territory)
Church of the Holy Great Martyr Demetrius of Thessalonica
In the village of Dmitrovskoye there is an architectural monument of the 17th century - the Church of the Holy Great Martyr Demetrius of Thessaloniki. It was founded in 1689 and was immediately made of stone.
Initially, the façade of the temple was painted red and complemented with white kokoshniks and half-windows. The internal space is divided into two limits - Dmitry of Thessalonica and St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. The main building is crowned with an elegant drum, and next to it there is a refectory building and a high bell tower. Even during the difficult times of Soviet rule, the temple continued to operate.
In 1979, large-scale restoration work began in the church. The facade of the building was painted white, and the interior decoration was complemented by frescoes and new icons. At the beginning of the 21st century, a new iconostasis was erected in the temple.
- Address: s. Dmitrovskoye, Krasnogorsk district, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 9:00-20:00
Transforming concert hall "Crocus City Hall"
The main stage of the city is the transforming concert hall Crocus City Hall. It is built using modern technologies, which makes it multifunctional and convenient. The hall was founded in 2009 in honor of Muslim Magomayev, after whom the vocal competition is named, which is held in the hall 2 times a year. The hall can simultaneously accommodate more than 7 thousand spectators.
The stage is transformed for chamber orchestra performances, into a fighting ring and into an ice arena. About 2 million spectators visit Crocus City Hall every year. Famous Russian and foreign singers performed on its stage: Elton John, Jennifer Lopez, Nikolai Baskov and others.
- Address: st. Mezhdunarodnaya, 20, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 10:00-21:00
Church of the Archangel Michael
On the territory of the Arkhangelskoye estate there is the Church of the Archangel Michael. It was founded in 1660. The talented mason P. S. Potekhin worked on its construction. In the 19th century, a three-tier bell tower was added to the main building.
In 1919, the church was closed, and its premises were transferred to the historical and art museum-reserve. In the second half of the 20th century, extensive restoration work was carried out in the temple to restore its original appearance. It was decided to demolish the bell tower, since it was erected much later than the main building.
Now it is a white stone temple, the interior of which is divided into two chapels. The decoration of the church is very modest: whitewashed walls and brick floors. Nowadays, services are held daily in the temple.
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 8:00-18:00
Memorial column in honor of Emperor Alexander III
In the picturesque park area of the Arkhangelskoye estate in the Krasnogorsk district there is a memorial column in honor of Emperor Alexander III. It was installed in honor of the emperor's visit to the estate in 1888.
In the 19th century, almost all the rulers visited Arkhangelskoye, and a stele was erected in honor of each. Only three have survived to this day. The stele is a tall stone column with an eagle on top.
This bird is the coat of arms of Emperor Alexander III. Her wings are spread wide apart, as if she is about to take off. Fresh flowers are planted around the pedestal of the stele, which add a little color to the monochromatic monument.
- Address: Arkhangelskoye village, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Ubory Estate
The Ubory estate is located in the village of the same name. At one time it belonged to the Sheremetyev family. The estate was founded in the 16th century. A wooden temple dedicated to the Savior Not Made by Hands was erected on its territory. Then it was replaced by a stone church, which was built under the leadership of the architect Bukhvostov.
Currently, only fragments of the wall, a heavily overgrown park and small parts of buildings remind of the former grandeur of the estate. The only surviving building is the church. After a major restoration in 2008, it reopened its doors to parishioners. Divine services are regularly held here and a Sunday school operates.
- Address: s. Ubory, st. Parkovaya, 1, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday-Friday 10:00-17:00, Saturday 10:00-19:00, Sunday 8:00-19:00
Temple-monument to Catherine II
A temple monument to Catherine II was erected on the territory of the Arkhangelskoye estate. It was built in 1819 according to the design of the architect E.D. Tyurin and the sculptor Zh.D. Rashetta. The temple is made in the likeness of an antique Roman portico. The authors here presented Catherine II in the image of the goddess of justice Themis. She sits on the throne and proudly looks straight ahead.
The sculptor M.I. Kozlovsky worked on the design of the monument. Behind the empress’s back you can see an inscription - this is a fragment of a poem by the talented poet Torquato Tasso entitled “Jerusalem Liberated”.
The temple is a small building consisting of a back wall and four columns that together support the roof. Despite the lack of decorative elements, the temple attracts a lot of attention.
- Address: Arkhangelskoye village, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Museum of the Krasnogorsk plant named after. S. A. Zvereva
Based on JSC Krasnogorsk Plant named after. S.A. Zverev" a museum was created dedicated to the history of the development of the enterprise and the equipment produced. It was opened in 1965 and occupied an area of 285 square meters.
In 2017, the museum moved to a new, renovated building, and its area almost doubled to 500 square meters. On the ground floor there are two exhibition halls. One of them is dedicated to the production of cameras, and the other to the optical industry in general. Among the exhibits you can see various models of cameras, lenses for military equipment and space satellites.
The second floor of the museum attracts a lot of attention, since there you can test the optical products of the plant. Anyone can look through an optical sight or binoculars, and also try out a night vision device.
- Address: st. Pervomaiskaya, 8, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday – Friday 8:00-17:00
Church of Elijah the Prophet
On the territory of the Ilyinskoye estate there is the Church of Elijah the Prophet. It was founded in 1732 by order of the owner V.I. Streshnev. In the 19th century, two chapels and a bell tower appeared at the temple. The facade is made in the Russian Baroque style. The stone walls are plastered and decorated with decorative elements made of white stone.
The interior space has been recently decorated. The floor of the temple is made of stone slabs; along one of the walls there are wooden choirs covered with rocaille carvings. After the reconstruction of the temple in 2010, a new porcelain iconostasis, 10 meters high, was installed inside. 23 icons were used in its design.
The main shrines of the church are the relics of Prince Alexander Nevsky, the Venerable Ambrose of Optina and Savva of Storozhevsky, Saints Basil the Great and John Chrysostom. Currently, sacraments and services are regularly held in the temple.
- Address: s. Ilyinskoye, st. Naberezhnaya, 7, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Novogorsky Forest Park
The Novogorsky forest park is located on the territory of the Krasnogorsk district. It covers an area of about 1768 hectares. Geographically, the forest park is divided into two parts: 60 hectares are located in the Moskovsky district, and the rest is in the Krasnogorsky district. Most of it is covered by a mixed spruce-birch forest, although oak and birch groves are occasionally found.
In 2012, large-scale work was carried out to improve part of the forest park. Walking paths, rest benches and picnic areas were installed. Thanks to this, residents of the Moscow region have the opportunity to spend time outdoors with greater comfort.
Hiking and horse riding routes pass through the forest park. In the summer, beaches on the banks of the Skhodnya River are improved, and in the summer, ski trails are laid across the territory of the forest park. Much attention is paid to protecting the area from illegal development, tree cutting and pollution from household waste.
Pedestrian bridge "Pavshinskaya floodplain"
In the eastern part of the city there is a pedestrian bridge “Pavshinskaya Poima”. It connects the two banks of the Moscow River. Its construction began in 2013 at the narrowest point of the riverbed. A year later, the first tourists and city residents walked along it. This bridge is the longest in the Moscow region. Its length is 422 meters and its width is 5 meters.
The bridge is supported by 2 pylons, each of which is attached to the main span by 28 cables. The largest span reaches a length of 173 meters. Since its inception, the Pavshinskaya Poima bridge has become one of the most recognizable symbols of the city.
Every tourist should see the picturesque view of the city and the river at least once. From a bird's eye view, the emerald green of the trees and the blue of the water soften the harsh stone appearance of Krasnogorsk
- Address: Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
Temple of Maximus the Confessor
In the picturesque village of the Krasnogorsk region there is the Temple of Maxim the Confessor. It was founded in 1995 on the initiative of local resident N. S. Kislichko in memory of his son who died in the Chechen War. Thanks to the support of the local administration and the military unit in which the soldier served, it was possible to restore the destroyed temple in just one year.
Great assistance was provided by concerned citizens who helped raise funds for construction. The church is a low brick building. A bell tower with a hipped roof was erected in conjunction with the main premises of the temple.
The church is dedicated to all fighters who gave their lives in local conflicts. On the gates of the temple you can see a memorial plaque about these events. Initially, most of the people who came to church were members of families whose relatives died in the war. Over time, other parishioners began to visit the temple.
- Address: Nakhabino village, st. Sovetskaya, 99a, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 9:00-18:00
Amusement park and zoo "Otrada"
For lovers of outdoor recreation, in the Krasnogorsk region there is an amusement park and zoo “Otrada”. This is a whole complex of objects designed for active pastime. Children are attracted to the zoo, where you can not only watch animals and birds, but also feed them and even pet them.
About 150 species of birds live here, including deer, rabbits, goats, raccoons and many others. The amusement park is suitable for mountaineering enthusiasts as it features a three-level obstacle system. The easiest path is located at a height of 3-4 meters above the ground, and the most difficult reaches 12 meters.
Passing the park's tests charges visitors with adrenaline for a long time. Otrada has its own equestrian club, where they will tell you how to care for horses and show you 30 different breeds.
- Address: Pyatnitskoye highway, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Monument to Plumbers
In honor of the 50th anniversary of Vodokanal OJSC, a monument to plumbers was erected. The talented sculptor Ivan Savin worked on the creation of the composition. The monument was opened in 2015 and represents the figures of two masters who are tightening a large valve with a key.
The sculptures are made of bronze and mounted on a stone pedestal with a commemorative plaque. The workers are depicted in work clothes and helmets. Their eyes are focused on the valve.
The monument reminds us of the hard work of plumbers, thanks to whom every city resident can use drinking water. In recent years, their work has been greatly belittled, so the monument reminds us that a huge number of people and businesses can depend on an ordinary craftsman.
- Address: Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
Temple-tomb of the Yusupovs
In the park on the territory of the Arkhangelskoye estate there is a temple-tomb of the Yusupovs. This is one of the most beautiful buildings in the complex. The temple was built in honor of Nikolai Yusupov, the eldest son of the owner of the estate, who died in a duel. The architect R.I. worked on the design of the tomb. Klein.
Thanks to the high plinth, the temple seems to rise above the ground. Stairs lead to the main entrance, and the pediment is supported by powerful columns. The building is crowned with a large dome located on a drum. The interior of the upper church is dominated by blue, white and gold colors, complemented by an abundance of decorative elements.
The lower church is strictly symmetrical and proportional, distinguished by austerity in design and lack of decor. The tomb was not used for its intended purpose. Currently it is a venue for classical music concerts.
- Address: Arkhangelskoye village, Krasnogorsky district, Moscow region, Russia
Natural monument "Lochin Island"
In the Krasnogorsk region there is a unique natural monument “Lokhin Island”. Not only is it well preserved, but it is also in very good condition. This is truly a separate island, formed by the bed of the Moscow River and surrounded by water on all sides. Its area is about 1800 hectares.
Despite its small size, the number of ecosystems on the island is simply amazing. In one place you can see ancient oaks, graceful pines and large elms. In addition to forests, you can see floodplain meadows on the island. The main decoration of the reserve is a lake called “Deaf Pit”.
Many rare plants grow on the island, including white moss. It can only be found here. The natural monument is protected by the state, so the construction of residential buildings is prohibited here.
- Address: Krasnogorsk district, Moscow region, Russia
Krasnogorsk city park
In 1930, in the northeastern part of the Znamenskoye-Gubailovo estate, a cultural and recreation park was laid out, which belonged to the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant. A large number of various sculptures were installed in it, some of which have survived to this day.
In the park you can see statues of a pilot and a border guard. Well-maintained pedestrian paths and comfortable benches allow you to leisurely stroll among the shady alleys. For children there is a playground with a wide variety of attractions. There are exercise machines for adults.
The city park is widely popular among city residents. Entire families come here to relax. You can see elderly couples on the benches, and lovers and young parents with strollers stroll along the paths. The main decoration of the park is a small pond in which ducks swim. Children take great pleasure in throwing bread to them or watching them swim.
- Address: st. Shkolnaya, 20a, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
Children's town "Fairytale"
For young residents of Krasnogorsk and guests of the city, the “Fairytale” children's playground was built. This is an unusual place in which a huge number of sculptures of heroes of Russian folk tales are installed.
There are small winding paths for walking among the tall pines. Here you can see Emelya sitting on the stove, Koshchei with a sword in his hands, the Little Humpbacked Horse, Baba Yaga, Gulliver, Robot and many others. For active recreation for children, there is a playground where you can climb stairs and go down slides.
The fountain attracts special attention. It is decorated with large stones, and in the middle you can see the figures of two dolphins jumping out of the water. A visit to the children's town will leave a lot of impressions on little visitors. It gives adults the opportunity to remember their childhood and plunge into the atmosphere of their favorite fairy tales.
- Address: st. Lenina, 11a, Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, Russia
- Opening hours: Monday—Sunday 8:00-22:00
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Security
The village is under 24-hour security, which prevents outsiders from entering ill-wishers. Modern video surveillance systems guarantee your complete safety!
Improvement
The luxurious cottage community “Usadba Krasnogorskaya” is located 10 km from the Moscow Ring Road.
The town is located nearby with a forest on one side and a cascade of lakes and a river on the other. At any time of the year, residents can enjoy the cleanest air with a dizzying pine scent. Everyone who comes here has the following opportunities: fishing, swimming in the Banka River, walking in the forest. Fishing lovers, which is noteworthy, will be able to enjoy their favorite activity all year round.
All plots of the country complex have an area of 5-25 acres with a field landscape.
Infrastructure
The village "Krasnogorskaya Estate" is located just 10 minutes drive from Moscow. The area consists of comfortable cottages, made in the same design style; utilities are available in each house. Street lighting, comfortable asphalt roads, and a fenced area guarantee you a comfortable stay. The area of the village is 27 hectares. At the moment, a sports and leisure center is being built on the territory.
Due to the fact that the village is not far from the capital and Krasnogorsk, residents have the opportunity to use the nearby infrastructure. Municipal and private preschools, educational institutions, medical centers, cafes and restaurants, a sports complex - everything that a person needs is located just a minute away by car!
The streets of the village are wide and easy to enter, the place remains open all year round, no weather conditions will interfere with your passage to the village.
Communications
Maximum comfortable living in the cottage village “Usadba Krasnogorskaya” is ensured thanks to all communications necessary for life:
- central water supply;
- sewerage;
- gas supply.
Each cottage is heated using specially installed heating systems. In addition, townhouse owners have access to all innovations:
- satellite television;
- Moscow telephone number;
- WI-FI.
Main gas, Electricity, Central water supply, Central sewerage
Description
Of course, megacities provide great opportunities for business development and career building. However, stress, constant traffic jams, poor nutrition, poor environment and crazy rhythm gradually unsettle us, worsening our health. Over time, the quality of life deteriorates and the life expectancy itself decreases.
You will be able to keep abreast of all your affairs, while living not in Moscow itself, but nearby the city. Buying a cottage in the village " Krasnogorskaya Estate", which is located just 10 km from the Moscow Ring Road, will allow you to enjoy good ecology, peace and tranquility not only on weekends. An extensive network of roads will allow you to get to the desired point in the city in just a few minutes!
Each cottage in the Krasnogorskaya Estate village has an improved layout with high ceilings, a spacious garage, a fireplace, and a laundry room. If you are interested in this offer, please contact our managers!
Read full descriptionThe Znamenskoye-Gubailovo estate is located in the city of Krasnogorsk, Moscow region. The 18th-century estate is located on the territory of an ancient park. In the 17th century, the Gubailovo wasteland was taken over by boyar S.V. Volynsky. Under his nephew I.F. In Volynsk in the 17th century, a church was erected in honor of the Sign of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Then, under Prince Dolgorukov-Krymsky, in the 18th century, a manor complex in the style of classicism appeared around the church. The main features of the complex have been preserved to this day.
The estate ensemble consists of a church, a long-standing manor house, outbuildings and outbuildings. On its territory there was also an orchard, ponds, and a park. The estate has changed several owners. Its last owner was S.A. Polyakov, under whom the estate became a favorite visiting place for symbolist poets: K.D. stayed here. Balmont, V.Ya. Bryusov, Andrey Bely and others. During Soviet times, various government institutions were located in the estate.
Currently, the Znamenskaya Church of the estate is operational. Next to it, the chapel-tomb of the Polyakovs, built in 1910, has been preserved. The main manor house is well preserved; at the beginning of the 20th century it was built on and reconstructed in the neo-Empire style. Three outbuildings have survived, one of which was restored after the fire, as well as the manager’s house. On the territory of the estate you can see the building of the equestrian yard. The ancient park has been preserved. In 2008, restoration of the manor buildings began.
Petrovskoye Estate
The Petrovskoye (Durnevo) estate is located in the Krasnogorsk district of the Moscow region. The first written mention of the village of Petrovskoye, previously called Durnevo, dates back to 1504. In 1670, Prince P.I. became the owner of the estate. Prozorovsky, under whom the Petrovskoye-Durnevo estate was built. In 1684, the stone Church of the Assumption was built here. In 1720, the Golitsyns began to own the estate, who created a magnificent estate complex, combining residential and outbuildings, many of which have survived to this day.
The main two-story manor house, built in the 19th century instead of a Gothic-style castle built in the 1760s, has survived to this day. The paired brick outbuildings of the 18th century, a wooden residential outbuilding with a mezzanine, a servant's room, a fodder barn, and a horse yard have also been preserved. The park preserves an alley of oak trees, cascading ponds, and the Big and Small bridges. The Church of the Assumption of the 17th century has not reached our time; it was destroyed in the 1930s, and the carved iconostasis and rare icons were lost. Currently, a wooden church has been erected near the place where the Assumption Church was located.
Estate Ilyinskoye
The Ilyinskoye estate is located in the Krasnogorsk district of the Moscow region. The estate was built in 1666. Then it was owned by the Streshnev family. Since 1783, the estate belonged to the Ostermans. In 1826, under A.I. Osterman-Tolstoy rebuilt the estate, creating a luxurious estate ensemble: a two-story wooden mansion with hanging gardens was built, and a park was created in the English style. Then the Golitsyns owned the estate; in the 1860s, the estate became the property of the imperial family.
The manor house, an outbuilding, the “Understand Me” and “Don’t Feel the Grief” pavilions, a horse yard, a bakery building, service buildings, greenhouses, a military field office, the Elias Church and some other buildings have survived to this day. Of all the estate buildings, only the church is open to visitors; on the territory of the estate there is a rest house, access to which is closed.
Elias Church was built in 1732-1735, when the Streshnevs owned the estate. The temple is built of brick and plastered. Decorated with white stone carved decor. The church has two chapels, added in 1818, a three-tier bell tower with a gilded spire, rebuilt in 1828. The church is active.
Estate "Arkhangelskoe"
The Arkhangelskoye estate is a unique monument of Russian artistic culture. It has become famous throughout the world thanks to its majestic architecture, picturesque landscapes and unique museum collection.
The place where the estate is located was first mentioned in the 30s of the 16th century. Written sources mention “the village of Upolozy on the river in Moscow.” The second name appeared around the same time, when a wooden church was built in honor of the Archangel Michael. In the middle of the 17th century, the wooden church was dismantled and a stone one was built in its place. Now it stands majestically on the high bank of the old bed of the Moscow River. After Prince N. Yusupov, one of the richest people in Russia, a connoisseur and connoisseur of the arts and philanthropist, became the next owner of the estate, a new stage of her life began.
The flourishing of the Arkhangelskoye estate is associated with the name of Yusupov. Under the new owner, Arkhangelskoye turned into the most popular center of social life in Moscow. Not only noble nobles, politicians, famous poets and publicists came here. Even imperial persons were guests in these parts. Now the Arkhangelskoye estate has become a unique museum with wonderful collections of paintings from the 17th - 19th centuries, as well as collections of decorative and applied art and sculpture. The collection of rare books, numbering about 16 thousand volumes, is the largest in Russia.
Entrance arch of the Arkhangelskoye estate
The entrance arch connecting the wings, like a keystone, maintains the architectural unity of the Main Courtyard. Erected shortly after Russia's victory in the War of 1812, it is similar to a triumphal arch and in its scale is more suitable for a city than a country estate. Above the archivolts are depicted flying Glories. The cast-iron gates, whose openwork pattern goes back to the Empire style, were made in 1896 according to the design of the architect N.V. Sultanov.
Nikolskoye-Uryupino Estate
The Nikolskoye-Uryupino estate is located in the village of Nikolo-Uryupino, Krasnogorsk district, Moscow region. In the 17th century, the estate was owned by the Odoevsky princes, under whom a manor house and a wooden church were built, later replaced by a stone one. Then the estate was owned by the Dolgorukovs, after whom it passed to the Golitsyns, whose family owned the estate until 1917. Under the Golitsyns, a wonderful estate complex was formed. In 1809 -1811, a manor palace, the White House pavilion were built, and a park was laid out. In the 1840s - 1860s a new estate ensemble was built.
During Soviet times, the estate housed a museum, then organizations subordinate to the Ministry of Defense. The manor's winter house, the White House in the style of French classicism, which is a summer manor house, in which finishing details and fresco paintings remain, and the St. Nicholas Church, which was returned to the believers in 1991, have survived to this day. Next to the church, a necropolis survived, in which representatives of the Golitsyn and Khitrovo families were buried. Fragments of landscape and regular parks and the ruins of a kitchen outbuilding have survived to this day.
In 2004, the manor house was badly damaged after a fire. Since 2005, its restoration has been ongoing.
Sights of Krasnogorsk
The modern cottage village "Krasnogorskaya Estate" is one of the most promising suburban complexes in the Moscow region. It is located 10 km from the capital's ring road along the Volokolamsk highway or railway (Krasnogorskaya platform).
The village is characterized by a vast territory and spacious plots of land for each household.
All the houses in the village are made in the same style and represent a complete architectural ensemble. The buildings are created using modern technologies that guarantee comfortable living and significant energy-saving characteristics. All houses have connections to centralized engineering systems and communications.
The territory of the village "Krasnogorskaya Estate" and its surroundings are replete with picturesque landscapes: tracts of natural forest and a complex of lakes create a special healing microclimate, protect cottage owners from the bustle of the metropolis and provide excellent options for outdoor recreation in the immediate vicinity of the house.
Next to the cottage village is the city of Krasnogorsk, where there is a developed infrastructure network: large retail enterprises, service industries and social services are at the disposal of new homeowners.
Features of the cottage village “Usadba Krasnogorskaya”
The total area of the Krasnogorskaya Estate settlement is 27 hectares. There are 80 households located here. Each house is accompanied by a plot of land, the area of which varies from 5 to 25 acres.
The cottages are made within the framework of a single architectural solution. The overall ensemble is made in the style of modern European suburbs. The buildings are built using monolithic technology. The basic building material is sand-lime brick. Ceramic bricks and colored plaster are used for exterior decoration. The ceiling height in the dwellings is 3 m.
The construction of the village has been completed, centralized engineering systems have been created here, and each house is connected to a common sewerage system and water supply. Heating in houses was carried out individually by connecting a branch to the gas main. In addition, there is an autonomous telephone exchange and a dedicated Internet line.
A potential buyer today can purchase either a finished house or an empty plot of land with an area of 500 to 2500 sq.m. for investment in real estate or self-construction (without a contract).
The territory of the village is landscaped: there are numerous recreation areas and walking alleys, and an extensive network of European-style asphalt roads has been created for transport.
Infrastructure of the cottage village “Usadba Krasnogorskaya”
The social and commercial infrastructure of the village “Usadba Krasnogorskaya” is largely due to its close proximity to Krasnogorsk. This city has a modern network of shopping, service and entertainment establishments. New homeowners have a modern shopping center, a grocery supermarket, a market and various service businesses at their disposal. The city also has a beauty salon, hairdresser, and car service center. For new residents with children, it is important that Krasnogorsk has a large secondary school and two spacious kindergartens. In the immediate vicinity of the village there is a clinic equipped with an ambulance station.
The internal structure of the village "Krasnogorskaya Estate", along with shopping establishments, contains a number of food outlets, sports and children's playgrounds, as well as a well-maintained beach. For those who like to fish, there is a seasonal boat station with rental fishing equipment.
The territory of the complex is surrounded by a fence with entry through a checkpoint and 24-hour security by private security company employees.
