Granatniy Dvor, Federal cultural heritage site in Presnensky District, Russia.
Granatniy Dvor is a building complex in Presnensky District featuring classical architectural elements from different periods of Moscow's history. The structure combines historic stone construction with modern uses including retail spaces and exhibition areas.
The complex was founded in the 17th century as a production facility for grenades and artillery. Over time it transformed into a significant commercial center that attracted merchants from across Russia.
The building at Spiridonovka Street hosts regular exhibitions featuring Russian craftsmanship through galleries and performances. The central courtyard serves as an active gathering place where visitors can experience art and cultural events.
The site is accessible to visitors interested in exploring both retail spaces and historical architecture. Plan to spend time walking through the buildings and courtyard, especially if exhibitions are happening.
The name Granatniy Dvor means Pomegranate Yard and reflects its shift from military production to commercial trading. This naming choice preserves the memory of the site's dual purpose in Russian mercantile history.
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