SEVEN SISTERS ON SEVEN HILLS
Stalin's skyscrapers
The tour starts near the theater of the Russian Army. A story about the history of the largest public building in pre-war Moscow and its history of secrets and riddles. Then exit to the Garden Ring and drive to the high-rise building on Kudrinskaya Square. Stalin's high-rise "Aviator's House" is a story about the history of the building and why S. Mikhalkov described this high-rise in his poem "Uncle Stepa". Further along the Garden Ring, exit to Novy Arbat and Novoarbatsky Bridge.
Exit to Taras Shevchenko Embankment, stop, visit the Ukraine Hotel high-rise. A story about why this skyscraper could have remained unfinished, and what role the World Youth Festival in 1957 played in this. Then drive along the Taras Shevchenko embankment past the high-rise of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stop near the Borodinsky Bridge. Then, along Berezhkovskaya embankment and Vorobyovskoye highway, drive to Vorobyovy Gory.
Stop the story about the MSU high-rise. Going to the toilet.
Further along Kosygina Street, exit to Leninsky Prospekt to the Garden Ring, drive to Krasnye Vorota Square. Stop near the MPS high-rise and the Leningradskaya hotel building, a story about the history of two of the most difficult high-rise buildings of the Stalin era. Departure along Akademika Sakharova Avenue, to Myasnitskaya Street, a story about the prototypes of Stalinist construction and the Stalinist plan for rebuilding the capital (a short stop in front of the Rosstat building by architect Le Corbusier).
Drive along Myasnitskaya Street to Lubyanka Square, exit to Moskovoretskaya embankment, short stop at Zaryadye Park (without getting off the bus) a story about a skyscraper on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment. Exit to the Kremlin embankment, to the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge, drive to the Bersenevskaya embankment. Stop near the building of the House on the embankment (Variety Theater). The group exited the bus, completed the bus part of the tour, then the pedestrian part, inspected the facade of the house on the embankment and the passage to the Patriarchal Bridge.
The end of the tour, an independent walk to the metro station Kropotkinskaya. The total duration of the excursion program is about five hours.
Exit to Taras Shevchenko Embankment, stop, visit the Ukraine Hotel high-rise. A story about why this skyscraper could have remained unfinished, and what role the World Youth Festival in 1957 played in this. Then drive along the Taras Shevchenko embankment past the high-rise of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stop near the Borodinsky Bridge. Then, along Berezhkovskaya embankment and Vorobyovskoye highway, drive to Vorobyovy Gory.
Stop the story about the MSU high-rise. Going to the toilet.
Further along Kosygina Street, exit to Leninsky Prospekt to the Garden Ring, drive to Krasnye Vorota Square. Stop near the MPS high-rise and the Leningradskaya hotel building, a story about the history of two of the most difficult high-rise buildings of the Stalin era. Departure along Akademika Sakharova Avenue, to Myasnitskaya Street, a story about the prototypes of Stalinist construction and the Stalinist plan for rebuilding the capital (a short stop in front of the Rosstat building by architect Le Corbusier).
Drive along Myasnitskaya Street to Lubyanka Square, exit to Moskovoretskaya embankment, short stop at Zaryadye Park (without getting off the bus) a story about a skyscraper on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment. Exit to the Kremlin embankment, to the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge, drive to the Bersenevskaya embankment. Stop near the building of the House on the embankment (Variety Theater). The group exited the bus, completed the bus part of the tour, then the pedestrian part, inspected the facade of the house on the embankment and the passage to the Patriarchal Bridge.
The end of the tour, an independent walk to the metro station Kropotkinskaya. The total duration of the excursion program is about five hours.
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