Saint Vladimir Hospital

Saint Vladimir Hospital is a children's medical facility in Moscow's northeastern Sokolniki District with multiple buildings dedicated to specialized pediatric care. The institution operates departments for pediatric surgery, neurology, allergology, and immunology to serve young patients with various health needs.

The hospital was established in 1936 as the Soviet system recognized the need for specialized pediatric medical facilities. Its creation marked an important step in developing the Soviet healthcare system's capacity to serve children's medical needs.

The hospital is named after Saint Vladimir, reflecting how religious traditions influenced medical institutions even in the Soviet era. Walking through, you can observe the 1930s architectural style typical of Moscow's municipal construction from that period.

The hospital provides emergency services around the clock and can be reached by telephone. It operates as an active medical facility with specialized pediatric departments, so visitors should understand it is a working healthcare center.

The complex preserves its original 1930s architecture while incorporating modern medical technology and treatment methods within its walls. This blend of historical design and contemporary healthcare makes it a rare example of continuity in Moscow's pediatric medicine over nearly a century.