Veshnyaki District, district of Moscow

Veshnyaki is a district in the eastern part of Moscow with a mix of old and new buildings. The streets are wide, most houses are low-rise, and small parks are scattered throughout where people walk and rest.

Veshnyaki started as a small village that grew as Moscow expanded eastward during the 20th century. The old wooden houses and Soviet-era buildings show how the area developed from countryside to urban neighborhood.

The name Veshnyaki comes from the settlement's village origins. Today you see residents gathering at local markets and small cafes, where neighbors chat and share a sense of neighborhood belonging through everyday interactions.

The district is easy to reach by local buses and nearby metro stations, allowing quick access to central Moscow. Local markets and shops are within walking distance, making it simple to find daily necessities.

Many residents prefer shopping at local markets rather than large supermarkets, creating a lively atmosphere during the day with vendors selling fresh produce and household items. This habit reflects how the neighborhood values community and simple comforts.

• Location: Eastern Administrative Okrug
• Website: http://veshnyaki.su
• GPS coordinates: 55.71797,37.80644
• Latest update: February 17, 2026 00:40