Moscow Palace of Youth

The Moscow Palace of Youth is a large cultural center with multiple halls for performances and education located on Komsomolsky Prospekt. The building contains event spaces, conference rooms, and specialized areas designed for various artistic and educational activities.

The complex opened in 1982 and was significantly expanded in 1988 under architects Iakov Bielopolski and Mikhail Posokhin. This expansion shaped its present form and established it as a major cultural venue in Moscow.

The palace functions as a gathering place for young people, hosting theater productions, concerts, and creative workshops that connect visitors with the arts. You can see students and performers moving through the spaces, making it a living center for artistic expression.

The building is easy to navigate with clear access points and orientation markers for visitors. The layout with designated zones helps you locate specific event venues or activity areas without difficulty.

A 2019 renovation added substantial new spaces while preserving the original Soviet modernist design. The expansion demonstrates how historic structures can be adapted for contemporary use without losing their original character.

Location: Khamovniki District

Inception: 1982

Architects: Iakov Bielopolski, Mikhail Posokhin, Vladimir Khavin

Official opening: 1988

Architectural style: Soviet Modernist architecture

Address: Комсомольский проспект, дом 28

Website: https://mdmpalace.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.72678,37.57961

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:40