Tryokhgorny Brewery

Tryokhgorny Brewery is an industrial complex in Dorogomilovo District featuring classic Russian architecture from the 1800s with multiple building structures. The site sits along Kutuzovsky Prospect and characterizes the neighborhood with its substantial industrial facades.

The brewery was founded in 1875 and served as a major Moscow beer production center for over 130 years. Operations ceased in 2006, marking the end of one of Russia's oldest brewing facilities.

The site represents a chapter in Moscow's industrial past, showing how brewing traditions developed in Russia during the 1800s. Visitors can see how the buildings reflect the city's role as a major beer production center of that era.

The site is visible from the street and can be viewed from the exterior, with the industrial architecture clearly seen from Kutuzovsky Prospect. Outside exploration reveals the durable construction and facade details from its production era.

The facility retained its original brewing equipment and machinery elements over many years, providing a rare glimpse into the development of Russian brewing processes. These preserved machines and structures document the technological history of Russian beer craftsmanship.