Ah, Arbat, my Arbat..

You will not be cured of your love,

Forty thousand other bridges love.

Ah, Arbat, my Arbat,

You are my fatherland,

I'll never get past you.

We will pass the Arbat, looking into the alleys and see where the legendary inhabitants lived and worked, and also learn:

• What connected N.V. Gogol and Elizabeth Petrovna?
• What Bulgakov places are on Arbat?
• What is a “dog playground” and how does it relate to Pushkin?
• What do Cheburashka and the Temple of the Savior on the Sands have in common?
• Which mansion accommodated 3001 guests at one of the receptions and what did Eisenhower, Nixon and Reagan have to do with it?
• Where did Ippolyte Matveevich from Twelve Chairs take Lisa to lunch?
• What stands on the site of the Berg mansion destroyed in 1941?

And much more.

Walking tour of the old Arbat. Meeting place - restaurant "Prague" (Arbatskaya), the end of the tour - the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Smolenskaya)