Звягино, Village district in Pushkino, Russia.
Zvyagino is a district in Pushkino that spans through forested regions. The area borders the Mamontovka and Klyazma districts and contains several residential zones separated by open green spaces.
Prince Mikhail Lvovich Glinsky acquired the area in 1526, and after his death in 1538, it passed to the Trinity-Sergius Monastery. This monastic administration shaped the development of the settlement for centuries.
The place takes its name from an ancient settlement that archaeologists discovered in the area. Local residents use the green spaces and forests for daily activities and outdoor pursuits.
The Klyazma railway station on the Yaroslavl line provides connections to other parts of the city. Bus routes 29 and 509 supplement transportation and offer convenient access for residents and visitors.
During excavations in 1948, archaeologists discovered a Stone Age settlement from the third millennium BCE in the area. This find shows that the location was among the earliest human settlements in the region.
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