Khovrino District

Khovrino is a residential district in northern Moscow that spreads along the Likhoborka River. The area mixes Soviet-era apartment blocks with newer construction throughout its neighborhoods.

The district takes its name from a 15th-century village that belonged to Prince Stefan Gabras, known by the nickname Khovra. The modern area developed later as Moscow expanded and needed more residential space.

The district incorporates Soviet-era residential buildings alongside newer structures, reflecting the architectural evolution of Moscow through different periods.

The Khovrino metro station serves as the northern endpoint of the Zamoskvoretskaya line and connects the district to central Moscow. This station makes getting around easy for residents and visitors exploring the area.

The district was one of the first major housing developments built after the Soviet period, showing how Moscow's planning changed. Today the blend of older and newer buildings reflects this turning point in the city's development.

Location: Northern Administrative Okrug

Location: Moscow

Website: http://khovrino.mos.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.87222,37.50472

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:01