Lyublino Park, Federal cultural heritage park in Lyublino District, Moscow, Russia.
Lyublino Park is a heritage site featuring a series of connected ponds along the Churiliha River with pathways and green spaces throughout the grounds. The layout includes various landscaped areas and water features arranged to encourage walking and exploration.
The park was established in the early 1800s by Nikolay Durasov as an English garden with designs by Ivan Vasilevich Egotov. This blend of European landscape style with local traditions has shaped the grounds for nearly 2 centuries.
The park reflects Russian garden design through its organized pathways, water features, and open areas where locals gather to relax. You can observe how the grounds serve as a social space where people spend their time walking and enjoying nature.
You can enter from several gates, with the easiest access from Volzhskaya metro station nearby. The main pathways are clear and help you move around easily without getting lost.
The grounds are divided into two distinct sections by Krasnodonskaya Street, each offering its own character and natural features. This split layout creates variety and lets you explore different landscaping styles within the same visit.
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