Filevsky Park in Moscow

In the west of Moscow, on the site of old villages is Filevsky Park. The park is located on the bank of the Moscow River. In 1947 Filevsky Park became the Park of Culture and Recreation. Ancient alleys, beautiful ponds, the famous "Turgenevsky Square" have survived to this day.

The area of the park is about 300 hectares, the length is about 5 kilometers. In the 18th century, this park was located at the Naryshkins estate. The main attraction of the park is the Kuntsevo settlement.

In the park grow linden, oaks, birches, elms. Many trees are over a hundred years old.

In the central part of the park there is a children's town with attractions. There are also many playgrounds and cafes, and you can relax on the river beach, where the boat station operates. Recently, stables have appeared in the park, as well as an aviary with a small zoo.