Affectionately nicknamed "Annushka" by the people, this tram has nothing to do with the heroine of Bulgakov's novel, and it never passed through the Patriarch's Ponds. However, this does not negate the fact that for the price of a ticket you will get a trip to many city attractions. The route runs within the Garden Ring: along Chistoprudny, Yauzsky and Pokrovsky boulevards. In the modern capital, this is one of the most historical routes. It started in 1911 and to this day has only slightly changed the traffic pattern. By the way, Konstantin Paustovsky once worked as a conductor here.

The same age as "Annushka", the route with the memorable nickname "insect", used to be a tram. In 1937, the tram was replaced by a trolleybus, and in 2016, a bus entered the route. The change of transport did not affect the "insect": the bus runs around the Garden Ring - external and internal.

This route has 29 stops. 25 of them are located in close proximity to the water, on or near the embankments. But not only this is remarkable for the “seven”. If you get into the trolleybus and drive from start to finish, from the window you will see Gorky Park, Victory Park, the Mosfilm film studio, monuments to Lenin, Gagarin and much more. Also, the route can be advised to novice urbanists: even if not thoroughly, it will be possible to consider many objects of the new Moscow.

Monuments of constructivism, colorful industrial zones of the beginning of the last century, historical views of the Danilovsky district and the picturesque center of the capital. This route seems to be made for time travelers. It will take an exciting tour for about an hour. Past Chistye Prudy you will be transported to the Drama Theatre, you will see the Red Cloth Workers factory and even the quiet center (yes, it happens) of Moscow.

If you came to Moscow as a tourist, or if you have too much free time during the day, choose the second bus route. Why during the day? It’s just that during peak hours, an easy walk risks turning into excruciating torture with many hours of standing in traffic jams. The rest of the time, at a distance of a photo shot, you can see Novy Arbat, Vozdvizhenka and other symbols of the capital.

Fans of night walks city transport also did not leave aside. Having taken a seat in the H1 bus, you will make your way literally through the whole of Moscow, you will see the Kremlin Embankment, Lubyanka and the sights near Moscow. It would be useful to take a thermos of coffee with you - buses start at one in the morning simultaneously from Sheremetyevo and from Ozernaya Street.

The case when the Moscow spaces have become cramped for you and you want to get out of the city. The backyard version of the walk starts at the Belorussky railway station and passes through Khimkinsky Boulevard, Volokolamskoye Highway and Leningradsky Prospekt. On the road, which will take about an hour, you will see the historic western stand of the Dynamo stadium, the Traveling Palace of Peter the Great hidden in the bushes, estates, as well as historical buildings.

Fans of panoramic views and high-rise observation decks will appreciate the monorail. Having traveled by metro to the VDNH or Timiryazevskaya station, you can freely transfer to it without purchasing additional tickets. Then, with a breeze, rush over the restored territory of VDNKh, see the Ostankino Tower and the Sheremetevs' estate nearby.

To see the sights of the capital, it is not at all necessary to study travel brochures and the World Wide Web - just take a tram. "Vecherka" offers a selection of tram routes, which will definitely not be bored.

Route No. 2 (Eastern District)

The tram passes through Metrogorodok, Bogorodskoye, Preobrazhenskoye and Sokolinaya Gora. During the trip, you will pass through the favorite places of the residents of these areas - the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord (stop "Bogorodsky Temple") and Preobrazhenskaya Square.

The Bogorodsky Church is the only wooden church of the 19th century that has been preserved in Moscow. It contains real shrines: especially revered icons of the Mother of God of Tikhvin, Smolensk, Jerusalem, "Joy of All Who Sorrow", icons of the prophet Elijah, St. Sergius and Serifim, St. Nicholas the Wonderworker with life and others.

The roots of the name of both the square and the district itself come from the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Under Soviet rule, the church remained one of the few functioning churches in the capital. In 1963, the authorities decided to demolish the church in connection with the construction of the metro, and a year later the church was already closed and prepared for demolition. In 2009, the church began to be restored. Today, the temple with a refectory has been completely recreated almost in its original form. Specialists raised the building on a stylobate 4.2 meters high, which allowed the temple to become a dominant feature in the modern ensemble of Preobrazhenskaya Square and gave the parish additional premises.

Photo: Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS

Route number 3

The tram runs along the Southern, Southwestern and Central districts of the capital. The stops Serpukhovskaya Zastava, St. Danilov Monastery, Danilovsky Val Street, Paveletskaya Metro, Tretyakovskaya Metro and Novokuznetskaya Metro will be of the greatest interest.

In the park on the north side of Serpukhovskaya Zastava Square there is a monument to Prince Daniil of Moscow, erected in honor of the 850th anniversary of the founding of the Mother See and in honor of St. Prince Daniel Alexandrovich. The prince is depicted on the monument in rich clothes, holding a temple in his left hand, and a sword in his right. The temple in the left hand serves as a symbol of his religiosity and devotion to the deeds of charity, piety and mercy. And the sword in the sheath symbolizes the peacefulness of the ruler, because the prince used the weapon only as a way of political pressure on opponents, and not bloody internecine wars.

The Holy Danilov Monastery is located on the right bank of the Moskva River. This is a stauropegial monastery, that is, subordinate to Patriarch Kirill - Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church.

On Danilovsky Val there is the Mint, where coins, medals and orders are prepared according to the state order, and a small chapel of Daniil of Moscow, built in the neo-Russian style. On its facade there are mosaic icons of Alexander Nevsky, Daniil of Moscow, Ivan Kalita and Dmitry Donskoy.

At the Paveletskaya metro stop, it is worth taking a look around, because the famous Paveletsky railway station is located here. This major transport hub connects Moscow with the Middle and Lower Volga regions and the cities of the Caucasus. Paveletsky railway station serves more than 10 thousand passengers daily. An interesting fact: in 1924, a train with the body of Vladimir Lenin arrived at the station. In honor of this event, the station square received the name of the leader and wore it from 1941 to 1992. In 1979–1980, there was a pavilion-museum "The Funeral Train of Lenin" here.

Do not miss the stop "Metro" Tretyakovskaya ". One of the key attractions of the capital is located here - the Tretyakov Gallery, which contains the world's largest collection of Russian paintings, drawings and sculptures. And near this stop is Shurik's house from the film "Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Profession", where the filming took place.

Many sights can be seen if you stop at the Novokuznetskaya metro stop. For example, the Church of Pope Clement, which is especially beautiful at sunset. The temple was built on a royal scale, and the magnificent decor in the Baroque and Rococo styles gives it solemnity and majesty.

Route number 7

This route passes through the Eastern and Central districts of Moscow. Getting on the tram number 7, do not miss four stops: Komsomolskaya Square, Prospekt Mira Metro, Olimpiysky Sports Complex and Gilyarovskogo Street.

Any Muscovite will recognize Komsomolskaya Square: it is the square of three stations, where three important transport hubs are located - Leningradsky, Yaroslavsky and Kazansky stations. By the way, the area is also famous in culture - the song "Komsomolskaya Square" in different time performed by Eduard Khil and the vocal-instrumental ensemble "Gems".

Near the metro station "Prospect Mira" is a whole bunch of attractions. Perhaps one of the most interesting places on this list is the Hospice House, famous almost all over the world. A luxurious architectural structure in a classical style is located on the northern side of Bolshaya Sukharevskaya Square.

If you fall asleep at the Olimpiysky Sports Complex stop, you will miss one of the largest sports and entertainment venues in Russia and Europe. At different times, significant sports competitions were held here: the 1980 Olympic Games, world championships in various sports, European championships (in artistic gymnastics, taekwondo, swimming, traditional karate and volleyball), the first World Youth Games and much more. In addition, domestic and foreign musicians often give concerts here, gathering fans from all over Russia.

The key attraction of Gilyarovsky Street is Solodovnikov's apartment building - an object cultural heritage, which is also known as the "Free Citizen" complex for singles.

Route number 8

This route runs in the Eastern and Central districts of the capital. Here, only one stop is of interest, which is worth stopping at - the Moscow Transport Museum. Here you can see a large collection of vintage cars and public transport. By the way, at the end of September, an exhibition of stencils with metro and surface transport routes of different years appeared here.

Route number 9

On this tram, you should go to the final stops - Miussky Park, Metro Belorusskaya and Tverskaya Zastava.

Miussky park is located in the Tverskoy district of the capital. In summer and autumn it is especially pleasant to walk here. Under the lush crowns of trees painted in bright green or fiery red color, time will fly by unnoticed.

At the stop "Metro" Belorusskaya "pay attention to the profitable house of F. Yezersky, built in the Art Nouveau style. Its main decoration is the undulating attic supported by the oval windows of the upper floor.

The stop "Ploshchad Tverskaya Zastava" is curious about the temple of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. In the post-war years, art workshops were kept here.

Route number 13

On this route, you will come across an interesting sight at the Sokolniki Metro stop. This is not about the park: due to the construction of the Stromynka metro station, it will not be possible to see the park. But you will see the Sokolniki fire tower. The fire station was built in 1884 after many requests from Muscovites. The tower served to prevent a fire: earlier, in the 19th century, there were not so many high-rise buildings in Moscow, so the construction made it possible to see the fire from a great distance. Today, the height of the tower seems insignificant. Currently, it houses the Directorate of the Main Fire Service of the Eastern District.

Photo: Anton Gerdo, Evening Moscow

Route number 17

The tram passes through the territory of the North-Eastern District of Moscow. On weekends, its route is much shorter, with only seven stations. It is not even necessary to get off the tram, you will see everything through the window. Here is the VDNH park, where tourists from all over the world come to visit the famous pavilions, and the huge sculpture "Worker and Collective Farm Girl", which serves as a symbol of the Soviet era, and, of course, the Ostankino Tower, which is visible from almost every corner of the capital. From its top, a stunning view of Moscow opens up - the Mother See seems so small that you are amazed.

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Traveling around Moscow in the Annushka tram

Two hour eexcursion educational program around Moscow with a story and two exits

The historical capital keeps many centuries-old values, which can be learned more and more each time, delving into history. However, an ordinary journey into the past is not always exciting and attractive, so a unique sightseeing tour in the Annushka tram around Moscow was invented especially for discerning tourists. It will not only introduce you to the evening beauties of the city and some iconic sights, but also allow you to travel around the capital on an unusual tram.

Excursion in the tram Annushka

What is remarkable about such a trip for city residents and tourists? First of all, the unusual nature of the tour. This trip, which lasts 2 hours, is not just a tram. This is the legendary Annushka tram-tavern, which has the appropriate design and design, which cannot be confused with anything else.

The tram starts its journey from Chistye Prudy, making two stops along the way, when you can get off to listen to another interesting story of the guide. During the tour, you will drive around the city center, and the guide will simultaneously tell those present how this wonderful fun tram appeared.

Moscow tram tour: what is interesting?

Driving past the Danilovsky and Donskoy monasteries, you will hear the history of their history and the role they played and still play today. In addition, it will be interesting to hear what the guide tells about the Menshikov Church and Pogany Ponds.

Passing Novospassky Monastery, you will be told about Princess Tarakanova and whether she was actually imprisoned in this monastery.

The end of the tour will be the famous Shukhov tower on Shabolovka. You will learn big secret the greatest architect and why today there are only seven such towers left around the world, although there were 200 of them.

Your evening trip will be even more warming, as tea, gingerbread and bagels are waiting for you in the tram - traditional for the Russian table.

Quite interesting, a short walk-tour around Moscow can be done by tram. For example, along the route of tram A (as well as 3, 39) from Paveletskaya metro station to Chistye Prudy metro station.
The route passes along Novokuznetskaya street. Immediately to the left we see 1. P.A. Bachurina - I.E. Smirnov (Novokuznetskaya st., 40). It was originally P.A.'s mansion. Bachurina, later transferred to I.E. Smirnova. The left part of the mansion was built in 1890 according to the project of the architect S.V. Sherwood - the son of the famous creator of the building of the Historical Museum. The right side of the building was erected by the architect S.F. Voskresensky in 1913, who previously worked in the Art Nouveau style, but by the time he worked on Novokuznetskaya Street, he had switched to neoclassicism. while working on Novokuznetskaya Street, who switched to neoclassicism.



Further (Novokuznetskaya street, 38) - 2. Intercession Cathedral - Cathedral Russian Old Orthodox Church. After the proclamation of the manifesto on religious tolerance in 1905, active construction of new Old Believer churches began, including in Moscow. In 1908, in Zamoskvorechye, a piece of land was purchased at the expense of F.E. Morozova, on which on October 12 a temple was laid for the local Old Believer community. The project of the building was created by the architect V.P. Desyatov. The church was consecrated on September 26, 1910.

A little further to the left (Novokuznetskaya st., 26 building 1) 3. residential building, which is as untypical for modern Moscow as it is typical for old Moscow. This is an example of a type of semi-stone residential building common in Russian architecture. This brick, originally one-story house was built in the first half of the 19th century as an outbuilding in a large estate. In 1875, architect K. A. Kozmin built a wooden floor over the stone outbuilding for the new owner of the estate, a merchant, hereditary honorary citizen Timofey Terentyevich Volkov.

4. Practically opposite (on the right along the way) K.P. Bakhrushin (Novokuznetskaya st., 27/6, building 1). In 1891, the old property was bought by Konstantin Petrovich Bakhrushin, the youngest son of the first guild merchant Pyotr Alekseevich Bakhrushin, one of the owners of the Alexei Bakhrushin Sons Association of Leather and Cloth Manufactories. in 1895-1896 architect K.K. Gippius, who was the "home architect" of the Bakhrushins, rebuilds the house for the family of Konstantin Petrovich in a magnificent, beautiful eclectic style.

5. At the bus stop "Vishnyakovsky Lane" is the Orthodox St. Tikhon University for the Humanities (23 Novokuznetskaya str. 5a) with the Church of St. Nicholas.

Moving further on the left side, we see two mansions behind one fence by the architect I. I. Rerberg.
6. St. Novokuznetskaya, 14, building 8 - .V.S. Tatishchev, which was built in 1900 according to the project of V.V. Sherwood for the wallpaper dealer Sergei Gavrilovich Protopopov. In 1911, the son of S. G. Protopopov, Nikolai, sold the plot to Count Vladimir Sergeevich Tatishchev (1865 - 1928). The count immediately began to rebuild the house, for which he invited the architect Gustav Avgustovich Gelrich. He changed both the decoration of the facade and the layout of the building, introducing neoclassical features into the eclectic decoration of the building.


7. Novokuznetskaya st., 12 - Mansion N.V. Urusova. It was built in 1912 by order of Natalya Vasilievna Urusova, the author of the project was the architect (by education - a military engineer) Ivan Ivanovich Rerberg.

Almost opposite on the right side
8. City estate of A.V. Tselibeeva - M.D. Karpova (Novokuznetskaya st., 11/2). It was built in the 1st half of the 19th century, during the post-fire period. It was a small city estate typical of that time - a two-story main house, standing along the red line of the street, to the right and left of it - one-story outbuildings, behind the main house - a courtyard with a garden. Until the end of the 19th century, the estate was owned by the Tselibeev family of merchants, immigrants from Maloyaroslavets, members of the Rogozhskaya Old Believer community.
At the turn of the XIX - XX centuries, the estate was bought by Timofey Gennadyevich Karpov, a hereditary nobleman. By his order, the architect A.P. Vakarin rebuilt the main house in 1900, turning it into a small eclectic mansion with an original gable roof and elements of classical order decor on the facades.

The tram passes the Novokuznetskaya metro station, crosses the Obvodny Canal on the Kommissariat Bridge and crosses the Moskva River.
When the tram leaves for Bolshoy Ustyinsky Bridge, a view of the Kremlin opens up on the left, and closer to us we see
9. Educational House (Kitaigorodsky prospect, building 9, building 1). Moscow owes the construction of the Orphanage to Ivan Ivanovich Betsky (1704-1795). The illegitimate son of Prince I. Yu. Trubetskoy, he studied at the Copenhagen Cadet Corps, later traveled around Europe, where he became acquainted with the pedagogical theories of the Encyclopedists. Upon his return, he proposed to Catherine II the project of an Orphanage in Moscow for foundlings and homeless babies. The Orphanage was established on September 1, 1763, and its laying took place on April 21, 1764, on the birthday of Catherine II, on Vasilyevsky meadow. The house was built from the stone of the dismantled fortress wall of the White City. The project provided for the construction of two squares with courtyards, interconnected by a central building, called in the French way cordelogues. The author of the project remains unknown for the time being, it is believed that Yu.M. Felten is from St. Petersburg. From 1764 to 1767, the architect K. I. Blank supervised the construction, he also built the western square. Cordelogi was built by architects invited by a major donor, P. A. Demidov. This is Ya. A. Ananin and the serf I. Sitnikov. Giovanni (Ivan) Gilardi built part of the District Building along the eastern border of the site until 1801.

10. On the right from the bridge we see one of the 7 Stalinist skyscrapers - a residential building on Kotelnicheskaya embankment (Kotelnicheskaya embankment, 1/15). In fact, the construction of this skyscraper began in 1938, when, according to the project of architects D.N. Chechulin and A.K. Rostkovsky, the construction of a nine-story right wing along Kotelnicheskaya embankment began as an independent building. However, in 1948-1952 it was included in the new ensemble with a partial change in the front facade.

From the stop Ploshchad Yauzskiye Vorota we see a little ahead and on the left end of Solyanka Street, where we see
11. the main house of the Bokovy estate, the beginning of the 19th century (solyanka street, 15).

And right and right complex
12. City estate of A.A. Goncharov - Filippov. House of ancestors of Pushkin's wife N.N. Goncharova, included in the famous “Architectural Albums” by M.F. Kazakov. (St. Yauzskaya, 1/15, bldg. 2, 3, 5) with the complex of the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Serebryaniki (Serebryanichny per., 1a, bldg. 10).


The tram leaves for the Boulevard Ring, the first boulevard is Yauzsky.
On right -
13. Profitable house and mansion of the heirs of I. N. Filippov (Yauzsky Boulevard, 13)

14. At the corner of Podkolokolny Lane and Yauzsky Boulevard (on the left along the way) Residential building of the Military Engineering Academy. V.V. Kuibyshev
(Podkolokolny per., 16) designed by the famous architect Ilya Aleksandrovich Golosov. On both sides of the rectangular portal with an arch leading to the courtyard, there are two allegory sculptures by the famous sculptor Alexei Evgenievich Zelensky. A man with a book and a jackhammer, who, apparently, according to the author's intention, "nibbles on the granite of science", and a woman with a rifle and a sheaf, "protecting the bins of our Motherland."

We are moving to Pokrovsky Boulevard.
15. City estate of F. A. Tolstoy - Karzinkins (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 18/15, on the left side). In 1818, the merchant Andrey Sidorovich Karzinkin, who got rich on cotton fabrics, bought a house from Count Fyodor Tolstoy.
At the end of the 19th century, a brother and sister shared the house: the artist Elena Andreevna Karzinkina lived on the first floor with her husband, writer Nikolai Dmitrievich Teleshov.

On the right side of the boulevard
16. House of Durasov (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 11)
In the 1790s, brigadier Alexei Nikolaevich Durasov, a representative of an old Russian noble family, built a classicist mansion on Pokrovsky Boulevard.

Again we look at the left side of Yauzsky Boulevard.
17. Profitable house of Yu. T. Krestovnikova (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 14/6)
In 1913, the architect I. Herman built a large tenement house in the neoclassical style at the corner of Pokrovsky Boulevard and Bolshoi Trekhsvyatitelsky Lane for Yulia Timofeevna Krestovnikova, daughter of Maria Fedorovna Morozova and Timofey Savvich Morozov.

18. House of Yu. T. Krestovnikova (sister of S. T. Morozov) (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 12). Rebuilt in the 1870s by the architect V. A. Gamburtsev; rebuilt again in 1903 by architect P. A. Drittenpreis.

On the right side of the boulevard we meet a magnificent classical building
19. Pokrovsky barracks (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 3). Their construction began on July 7, 1798 by decree of Emperor Paul I, who offered the residents of the city to voluntarily finance the construction of barracks in exchange for exemption from the hardships of regular service. The construction was supervised by His Serene Highness Prince Alexander Andreevich Bezborodko. In 1801 the construction of the house was completed. It is noteworthy that this is the first building in Moscow built specifically for the barracks.

Again, look to the left.
20. Residential house of merchants Medyntsevs (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 8, building 1) House No. 8 was built in 1881 according to the project of architect D.I. Pevnitsky.

Then the tram leaves for Khokhlovsky Square and Pokrovsky Gates. On Pokrovka street between tram tracks
21. Hotel at the Pokrovsky Gates (Pokrovka St., 17, building 1)
The Pokrovsky Gate Square keeps in its name the memory of the gate in the wall of the White City. At the very beginning of the XIX century. by decree of Emperor Paul I, at all the former gates of the White City on white stone foundations of the 16th century. two-story hotels were erected, most likely, according to the project of the St. Petersburg architect V.P. Stasov.

Then the tram leaves for Chistoprudny Boulevard. And immediately look to the left.
22. House with animals (Chistoprudny Boulevard, 14, building 3)
Former tenement house of the Trinity Church on Gryazeh. A seven-story, two-entrance brick residential building of pale green color.
Built in 1908-1909. designed by architect L. Kravetsky and civil engineer P.K. Mikini. Terracotta bas-reliefs of fantastic animals, birds and plants, made by the Murava art team based on the sketches of the artist S.I. Vashkov - a student of Vasnetsov.

23. House of Kozhsindicat (Chistoprudny Boulevard, 12a, p. 1)
The constructivist building of the Kozhsyndicate was built in 1925-1927. designed by architect A.P. Golubev with the participation of engineer E. Izrailovich.

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24. Sovremennik Theater (on the right side of the boulevard)
Let's look at the left side again. House number 12, building 6, 7.
25. The estate of S. I. Pashkov of the beginning of the 19th century (facade along Potapovsky Lane). Here in 1811 the poetess E. P. Rostopchina was born. In 1831 the estate was visited by A. S. Pushkin and N. N. Goncharova.
26. Outbuilding of the estate of E. P. Kashkin - A. A. Durasova. (Arkhangelsky lane, No. 12/8, building 1), a two-story building of the beginning of the 18th century overlooking Chistoprudny Boulevard, the second floor was built on between 1802 and 1806.
All the buildings on the left side of the boulevard are best seen on the way back from the Chistye Prudy metro station.

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Summer in Moscow is already coming to an end, but Muscovites still have time to do a lot of interesting things during the remaining warm days. We offer ten unusual options for excursions around Moscow for those who are tired of the usual walking or bus trips.

On bicycles

This year, cycling in Moscow is experiencing almost a rebirth - there are bike paths, parking lots and rentals of "iron horses". Therefore, the creation excursion tours cycling around the capital was a logical continuation.

The city hosts both simple bike tours and bike rides in the format of educational games ("bike quests"). The schedule of these events can be found on the website.

Games are held in teams of 1 to 5 people, all participants move around the city on bicycles. The essence of the game is to find all the places inside the Garden Ring, encrypted in the quest tasks in the minimum time. The team that correctly solves all the tasks in the fastest time wins. The game is played during the day, the maximum game time is 5 hours. You can participate in the game both on your own bike and on a rented one. The contribution from the team to participate in the game is 1000 rubles.

Spinning the pedals, you can also not only enjoy the architectural heritage of Moscow, but also. The cost of such an excursion is 400 rubles with your own bike and 900 rubles with a rental. For those who want to explore Moscow on their own on a two-wheeled friend, the company has developed separate bike routes, which anyone can explore.

On segways

In Moscow, these unusual electric scooters are still rare, but in the West they are even used in work - for example, by police or postal workers.

For those who are already familiar with this scooter and have long wanted to try riding it, Segwayfan decided to combine business with pleasure and came up with sightseeing tours of the capital or photo promenades on segways. You can take a group or individual tour. The group consists of two to eight people, not counting the accompanying instructor.

Tours start at 5:30 am, the last "check-in" at 20:30; the trip lasts about two hours. True, such excursions are not cheap - 3500 rubles.

On electric vehicles

Starting this summer, visitors to the Kolomenskoye Museum-Estate can order a sightseeing tour on an electric car. Tours start from the Spassky Gates and last from 10-15 minutes to 45 minutes, depending on the route chosen. You can ride an electric car every day except Monday. Ticket price - from 100 to 250 rubles, beneficiaries are offered a discount.

Horse carriage ticket price: 100 rubles for adults and 50 rubles for children under 7 years old. Riding a horse will cost 100 rubles, as well as a pony ride.