Kurkino District

Kurkino is a residential district in north-western Moscow that spans several square kilometers of modern apartment blocks with integrated green spaces. The area sits beyond the Moscow Ring Road and combines mid-rise buildings with parks and open ground for residents to use.

The district was created in 1992 when a small settlement was transformed into a modern residential area that has grown steadily since then. This expansion reflected Moscow's broader development into its northern outskirts during the 1990s.

The district functions as a residential neighborhood where families and working professionals share daily spaces. People gather regularly in local parks and public areas, creating a sense of community within the modern urban setting.

The district connects to nearby metro stations through multiple bus routes, making it easy to reach central Moscow from here. Visitors should know this is primarily a residential area where people live long-term rather than a destination for short tourist visits.

The district was among Moscow's fastest-growing northern areas, with its population multiplying many times over roughly two decades. This rapid expansion made it a striking example of urban sprawl that has shaped modern Moscow.

Location: North-Western Administrative Okrug

Location: Moscow

Inception: 1992

GPS coordinates: 55.89222,37.38861

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:20