Kolomensky District

Kolomensky District is an administrative area in southeastern Moscow Oblast with nine settlement units of different character. The territory includes several water bodies and offers space for activities like fishing and recreation.

The territory was established as an administrative district in 1929, marking a restructuring of local governance in the Moscow region. Since then it has developed as a rural administrative unit while preserving traces of its Soviet past.

The area shows rural architecture that reflects everyday life in the Russian countryside. The preserved buildings and spaces tell stories about how people have lived with this landscape over time.

Visitors find recreation centers and facilities throughout the area near lakes and reservoirs where fishing, dining, and accommodations are available. The best time to visit depends on your activities, as the territory is accessible year-round.

The territory consists of nine different settlements, each with their own administrative structures, creating an interesting mix of urban and rural characteristics. This variety makes it a good place to explore different facets of life outside the big city.

Location: Moscow Oblast

Inception: July 12, 1929

Capital city: Kolomna

Website: http://kolomna-region.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.08333,38.78333

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:49