Troparevsky Park

Troparevsky Park is a protected natural area in southwestern Moscow featuring dense forest sections, open meadows, and a network of walking paths throughout. The park contains wooded zones and grassy areas suitable for multiple types of outdoor activities.

The protected area was established in 1961 as part of Moscow's efforts to create green spaces within its expanding urban landscape. This initiative reflected the city's commitment to preserving natural zones amid rapid growth.

The park serves as a meeting place where local residents spend their days walking, exercising, and enjoying nature throughout the seasons. The wooded paths and open areas shape how people experience their daily outdoor routines.

The area is readily accessible via the Yugo-Zapadnaya Metro station and remains open around the clock for visitors. The terrain suits walking, jogging, and cycling activities at any time of day or season.

The area contains several ponds and garden sections that shelter local bird species and small animals, creating pockets of wildlife within the urban setting. These water features regularly draw visitors interested in observing birds and other creatures in their natural surroundings.

Location: Moscow

Inception: May 7, 1961

GPS coordinates: 55.64889,37.45944

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:00