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Sheremetyevo -

Izmailovsky Park (34 min)
Extensive wooded green space with a big wheel & fairground rides, play areas, skate & bike rental.

Glavnyy Botanicheskiy Sad Ran Im. N.v. Tsitsina (35 min)
1000s of plant & tree species, plus enormous greenhouses on a vast site with rivers & ponds.

Fontan 'Druzhba Narodov' (28 min)
Oval fountain erected in 1954 with 16 gilded figures representing the former Soviet Union republics.

Museum of Cosmonautics (22 min)
Extensive space museum within a titanium monument honoring the launch of Sputnik 1 & the space age.

Muzey Sovetskikh Igrovykh Avtomatov (30 min)
Interactive museum showcasing Soviet-era arcade games from the 1970s, with tours & a cafe.

Worker and Kolkhoz Woman (21 min)
Museum & exhibition center in the pedestal of a 24m-tall Soviet-era sculpture by Vera Mukhina.

Moskvarium (31 min)
Enormous aquarium featuring fish & sea mammals, elaborate performances & swims with dolphins.

Moskovskiy Muzey-Usad'ba 'Ostankino' (28 min)
Built in 1798, this opulent wooden palace with neoclassical flair features a theater, museum & park.

Space Conquerors Monument (22 min)
Towering sculpture depicting a rocket launch commemorating achievements of Soviet space exploration.

Izmailovo Kremlin (36 min)
Cultural center with Russian Revival-style edifices, costumed workers, museums, workshops & markets.

Usad'ba Izmaylovo (37 min)
Former country estate of the Romanov tsars, with imposing manor houses & a church in leafy parkland.

Ostankino Television Tower (28 min)
Rocket-like TV tower with 45 levels & an open-air observation deck accessible by guided tour only.

National Park «Elk Island» (26 min)
Island national park with forests, wetlands, grasslands & ponds known for thriving moose population.

Sokolniki Park (35 min)
Park created by Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, who flew falcons here, with wildlife including hares.

All-Russian Exhibition Center (23 min)
High profile exhibition, fair & congress center opened in 1939 with halls for up to 500 people