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There is a wonderful place for walking and having a good time with a sandy beach, a boat station, a sports ground and even a place to play golf and stunningly beautiful park areas with benches. This place is Serebryano-Vinogradnye ponds, located on the territory of Izmailovsky Park.

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The history of the emergence of these places is remarkable in that well-known historical figures are involved in it.

Historical - - is one of the oldest city attractions in Moscow. In the 17th century, this place was the country estate of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich.

The great Peter I spent his childhood here. Here he first became acquainted with the basics of navigation, riding on an old English boat found in an ordinary barn. This place was named by him “The Cradle of the Russian Fleet”.

In the second half of the 20th century, existing buildings were restored on the island and new sports grounds and a stadium were built. and cleared the bottom of the reservoir, built two boat stations, organized park recreation areas and a beach for the city. Today this place is an estate-monument.

Serebryano-Vinogradnye Prudy: location

In the east of Moscow, not far from the Izmailovsky Park metro station, this protected place is located.

The Silver Pond is located near the Serebryanka River (near Pervomaiskaya Street). This is one of the oldest city ponds located on the island.

History of formation and origin of the name

The history of the name can be determined by events that occurred from distant past times. Back in the 17th century, the pond in question was named Serebryany, or Serebryansky, due to the fact that it is located in the floodplain of the river. Serebryanki. And part of the pond is also known as the Grape Pond. This happened due to the fact that there were Izmailov’s gardens, which were created long ago at the direction of the ruler - the royal estate. Silver-Grape Ponds are mainly famous for the fact that a variety of southern exotic vegetables and fruits, including grapes, were grown in these gardens.

During the construction of the royal estate, the local river was blocked by a grape dam, and a Grape Pond was created in the riverbed above this dam. At that time, its waters reflected beautiful grape vines. This spectacle was of extraordinary beauty! Soon these two ponds united and formed an island.

Characteristics of the territory, description, services

Silver Pond has an area of 17.5 hectares, an average depth of 2.5 meters, a flat and sandy bottom. This reservoir is fed by ground and surface water and tap water. The banks of the pond are well fortified. The 1st Baumansky Bridge is also located here.

There are sandy beaches, a playground for children with a variety of small architectural structures, and two football fields. There is a playground on the shore of Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond for playing volleyball and basketball.

There is also a rental service for sports equipment (roller skates). In the park area, under perennial trees (oaks and lindens) along the banks of the pond, there are comfortable benches for relaxation. There is also a boat station where you can rent boats and catamarans.

There are decorative fences throughout, separating the seating areas. There are also parking lots where you can park your car.

On this territory, measures are constantly being taken to improve the recreation area with the obligatory preservation of the connection between landscape design and the architectural historical structures of the Izmailovskaya estate.

Recreation area: platforms and gazebos

Today the pond is a unique, quiet corner of paradise for nature lovers.

A popular open area is the Green Bank, convenient for large grand celebrations, accommodating more than 5 thousand people.

There is also a site on the Silver-Grape Pond on the shoreline, which anyone can rent for fireworks and where you can rent a boat to ride on the beautiful water surface of a quiet, wonderful pond, admiring the magnificent views of nature.

For organizing banquets and wedding receptions in the open air there is a comfortable summer stand that can accommodate about 800 people. The pier located nearby is convenient for organizing events on the water.

Easily installed tents and awnings over the water allow celebrations to be held in any weather conditions.

There are numerous cozy gazebos on the banks of the Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond. Convenient places for photo sessions. In winter, the pond is used for Epiphany bathing.

Town named after Bauman

Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond is also famous for the fact that there was once a workers’ town on the island.

Back in the 1920s, during the Soviet era, good living conditions were created for the working class of the largest industrial enterprises. They moved from poor barracks and dugouts to new quarters specially built for them near their place of work.

A town for workers was also organized on the island of the pond in 1924. 3,000 people lived in it - these were workers of the Moscow electric lamp plant with their families. They lived exactly in this 17th century manor.

Of course, after the war in 1945, new houses were built in Izmailovo for MELZ employees, but these towns named after. Bauman (Russian revolutionary) were completely resettled only in the 1970s.

Today on the island there is the Izmailovo estate, the Academy of Restoration, a branch of the State Historical Museum. Unfortunately, the wooden buildings and the royal palace of those times have not survived.

The site on the shore of Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond and all the adjacent natural areas are a wonderful place of recreation and entertainment for lovers of both passive and active recreation. A pleasant pastime here can be combined with cultural education by visiting the Historical Museum and the territory of ancient buildings.

There is a great place to relax in Izmailovo, but not everyone knows about it.

It has many names: the Tsar's patrimony, the Sovereign's yard, Gorodok im. Bauman, Silver-Grape Pond.
In fact, this is a park with a pond and historical buildings of the 17th century with three museums (not to be confused with the new building near the Partizanskaya metro station).

Historical and architectural ensemble of the 17th-19th centuries. on Izmailovsky Island - this is one of the nature reserves in Moscow.

Along the perimeter of the Sovereign's courtyard there were 1-story stone outbuildings.

Front gate of the Sovereign's courtyard
Main entrance gates were built on the eastern and western sides (1679 - 1682); Another gate (not preserved) was located in the center of the wall that divided the courtyard into utility and front parts.

In the second half of the 17th century, Izmailovo experienced an era of prosperity: Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, and then his son, Fyodor Alekseevich, erected here on an artificial island in the middle of a pond the ensemble of the Sovereign's courtyard, of which only the front and rear gates now remain.

Rear gate of the Sovereign's courtyard
The Front and Rear Gates of the Sovereign's Court were built in 1679-1682. under the leadership of contractor Terenty Makarov. They were built according to the same drawing, borrowing some features of the Front Gate in Kolomenskoye.

The gate served as the entrance to the territory of the unpreserved Izmailovo palace, built of wood in 1676-1679. The Front and Rear Gates are considered one of the earliest surviving monuments in the “Naryshkin Baroque” style.

Izmailovo has been known since 1389, as a patrimony has been mentioned since the time of Ivan IV. According to the census of land holdings of 1571, Izmailovo belonged to the Vasiltsev camp of the Moscow district.

Since 1573, the estate (village and villages: Melenki, Bryukhovo, Sofronovo) belonged to the boyar N.R. Yuriev.

During the Time of Troubles, “the sovereign’s people against the thieves’ people” set up a prison in Izmailovo. Since 1623, the estate was owned by boyar I.N. Romanov.

In 1654, Izmailovo, along with hunting grounds and farming, passed to Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich; was under the jurisdiction of the order of Secret Affairs (since 1676 the order of the Grand Palace).

In the second half of the 17th century. In Izmailovo, construction began on the royal residence, the center of which was a palace estate on an island surrounded by artificial ponds - Serebryany and Vinogradny.

To enter the estate, a stone bridge about 100 m long was built. The three-tiered Bridge Tower (circa 1671), which served as both a gate and a belfry, has survived to this day.

The composition of the tower is typical of medieval architecture of the second half of the 17th century and is reminiscent of some towers of the Moscow Kremlin. Two receding quadrangles, square in plan, are crowned by a wide octagon with a bell tier and a low tent.

The elegant decor of the Bridge Tower attracts attention. The platbands of the 2nd tier are presented in the form of capsule-shaped semi-columns, hanging weights and kokoshniks.

On the walkway and on the small quadrangle, belts of pants made of colored tiles depicting birds of paradise, peacocks, and turkeys among leaves with berries and flowers have been preserved.

At the corners of the small quadrangle there are chimneys from the lost stoves in the large vaulted chamber of the 2nd tier.

The three-tiered Bridge Tower served as the main entrance to the Izmailovo estate, being part of the stone arched bridge over the Silver Pond.

The lower tier of the Tower was a drive-through area. On the second tier were the bell ringers' rooms. The premises of the Streltsy guards in the first two tiers of the Bridge Tower have been preserved to this day.

During the stay of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in Izmailovo, meetings of the Boyar Duma (its second name is Duma) were held on the second floor of the tower.

In the early 30s of the 18th century, Empress Anna Ioannovna convened the Senate, the highest state body in Russia, in the Mostovaya Tower. It is no coincidence that the vaulted chamber of the second tier of the Tower was called the Senate Chamber.

In Izmailovo in the second half of the 17th century. they grew wheat, rye, peas, oats, barley, spelt, buckwheat, millet, hemp, flax (in 1664, by personal order of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, craftsmen came from Pskov to “build flax for trade”).

Along the river bank Serebryanka had a regular garden planted in which rose hips, barberries, gooseberries, lilacs, various varieties of apple trees, pears, plums, and cherries were planted.

In Izmailovo there was a garden with medicinal herbs, which was in charge of the Pharmacy Department.

By order of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, a vineyard was built on the north side behind the palace. To supply it with water, M. Terentyev built a special device, with the help of which water rose from the pond and entered the vineyard.

Attempts were made to breed mulberry trees in Izmailovo. For the processing of agricultural products in Izmailovo in the second half of the 17th century. mills, meaderies, breweries, and oil churns were built.

Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond is located in the floodplain of the Serebryanka River (therefore, in the 17th century it was called Serebryany or Serebryansky).

One of the oldest city ponds, built in the 17th century on the territory of the country estate of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, which is located on the island. Peter I made his first boat voyage here.

The part of the pond known as the Grape Pond got its name due to the fact that various southern fruits and vegetables, including grapes, were grown in the orchards of Izmailovo - the estate of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich.

In the building of the Sovereign's Court (1682) and the Bridge Tower (1679) there are museums (10.00-18.00), where curious documents and interesting exhibits are presented.

In June, classical music concerts are held in the State Yard (a square of buildings), free of charge, in the open air.

Where else can you eat barbecue and listen to arias?!

The places are beautiful, this is one of my favorite routes for walking on a fine day.

Izmailovo is the famous country residence of the Russian tsars, in which there are unique architectural monuments associated with the glorious pages of Russian history, with the time preceding Peter the Great's transformations.

The earliest mentions of the village of Izmailovo near Moscow date back to the second half of the 16th century, when it was granted by Tsar Ivan the Terrible to his relative, governor and diplomat Nikita Romanovich Zakharyin-Yuryev.

In 1654, Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov became the owner of the boyar estate of Izmailovo with its vast lands. From that time on, Izmailovo, which attracted the Tsar with its hunting grounds, became part of the palace economy. Since the early 60s of the 17th century. Izmailovo was transformed into one of the economically important royal household estates of a new type.

After the death of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, Izmailovo acquired the features of an ordinary country residence. In May 1688, at the Izmailovo Linen Yard, sixteen-year-old Peter found an old English boat and ordered that Izmailovo be called the “Cradle of the Russian Fleet.”

From the time of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, four buildings have been preserved: the Bridge Tower (1671–1679), the Intercession Cathedral (1671–1679), the Sovereign's Courtyard on Silver Island (late 17th century), and the Front and Rear Entrance Gates (1679–1682).

SILVER-GRAPE POND.

Located in the floodplain of the Serebryanka River. One of the oldest city ponds, built in the 17th century. on the territory of the country estate of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, which is located on the island. Peter I made his first boat voyage here. Before the revolution, there was an Izmailovo almshouse for veterans of all wars.

Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond is located in the floodplain of the Serebryanka River. During the construction of the royal estate (on the site of an old boyar village), the river was blocked by a stone Vinogradnaya dam, near which a mill was placed. The river bed above the dam was deepened and a Grape Pond was created, and on the eastern edge of this pond, where the Khokhlovka River (later Steklyanka) flowed into Serebryanka, another dam was built.

Two small ponds in the south were combined into one Serebryany Pond, at the eastern edge of which the stone Izmailovskaya dam and the Serebrikha mill were built. Eventually, the Vistula Dam was created at the western edge of the Silver Pond and connected the Silver and Grape ponds, forming an island. The Grape Pond got its name due to the fact that various southern fruits and vegetables, including grapes, were grown in Izmailov’s orchards.

Time passed and the dams disappeared. All that remains are the bridges built in their place.

In the mid-60s of the 20th century, Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond was remembered. The remaining buildings on the island were restored and a stadium and sports grounds were built. The bottom of the pond was cleaned, the banks were strengthened, two boat stations were built, recreation areas and a city beach were equipped. Currently, the estate is a monument of landscape gardening art.

The pond area is 17.5 hectares. The average depth is 2.5 m, the bottom is sandy and flat. Powered by ground and surface water, as well as from the water supply. The banks are reinforced with reinforced concrete slabs. The 1st Baumansky Bridge was built. The recreation area has a sandy beach, a children's playground with small architectural forms, 2 football fields, volleyball and basketball courts. There is a rental of sports equipment (roller skates). There are benches for relaxation under centuries-old oak and linden trees along the banks of the pond, and there is also a summer cafe. There is a boat station on the reservoir: boats and catamarans are rented. The recreation area is fenced with a decorative fence, there are 2 parking lots. Near the pond there is an exhibition and sale of arts and crafts products - "Vernissage in Izmailovo". Work is underway to improve the recreation area and preserve the landscape and compositional connections with the architectural complex of the Izmailovo estate.

From the northeast, the Steklyanny Stream (Steklyanka) flowed into the pond.

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Story

The history of the emergence of these places is remarkable in that well-known historical figures are involved in it.

The historical park area - Serebryano-Vinogradnye ponds - is one of the oldest city attractions in Moscow. In the 17th century, this place was the country estate of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich.

In the second half of the 20th century, existing buildings were restored on the island and new sports grounds and a stadium were built. They strengthened the banks and cleaned the bottom of the reservoir, built two boat stations, organized park recreation areas and a beach for the city. Today this place is an estate-monument.

Serebryano-Vinogradnye Prudy: location

In the east of Moscow, not far from the Izmailovsky Park metro station, this protected place is located.

The Silver Pond is located near the Serebryanka River (near Pervomaiskaya Street). This is one of the oldest city ponds located on the island.

History of formation and origin of the name

Characteristics of the territory, description, services

Silver Pond has an area of 17.5 hectares, an average depth of 2.5 meters, a flat and sandy bottom. This reservoir is fed by ground and surface water and tap water. The banks of the pond are well reinforced with reinforced concrete slabs. The 1st Baumansky Bridge is also located here.

There is also a rental service for sports equipment (roller skates). In the park area, under perennial trees (oaks and lindens) along the banks of the pond, there are comfortable benches for relaxation. There is also a summer cafe and a boat station where you can rent boats and catamarans.

There are decorative fences throughout, separating the seating areas. There are also parking lots where you can park your car.

Recreation area: platforms and gazebos

Today the pond is a unique, quiet corner of paradise for nature lovers.

A popular open area is the Green Bank, convenient for large grand celebrations, accommodating more than 5 thousand people.

Easily installed tents and awnings over the water allow celebrations to be held in any weather conditions.

There are numerous cozy gazebos on the banks of the Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond. These beautiful places are also convenient for photo sessions. In winter, the pond is used for Epiphany bathing.

Town named after Bauman

Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond is also famous for the fact that there was once a workers’ town on the island.

Of course, after the war in 1945, new houses were built in Izmailovo for MELZ employees, but these communal apartments in the town named after. Bauman (Russian revolutionary) were completely resettled only in the 1970s.

In Moscow, very close to the Izmailovsky Kremlin, there is a Serebryano-Vinogradny pond with a rather large island.
Actually, the purpose of the trip was to photograph the Kremlin at sunset from the island, so we headed to the island.

By the way, this pond has its own history.

Quoting Wikipedia:

Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond is a pond located in the east of Moscow, in the floodplain of the Serebryanka River (in the area of Pervomaiskaya Street), near the Partizanskaya metro station. Digging and partly a dam on the river. Serebryanka and its right tributary Steklyanka. Ring shape. The length of the ring is 263 km, width 15-45 m in the south (Serebryanka), 100-140 in the north (Steklyanka) and up to 170 m in the west (former confluence of Serebryanka and Steklyanka). Now the largest of the Izmailovsky ponds. Area 17 hectares. Island in the middle of the pond - Izmailovsky (700 x 400 m).

One of the oldest city ponds, built in 1667. Then the Robka River (now Serebryanka) was blocked by dams so that the resulting Serebryano-Vinogradny pond surrounded the so-called Izmailovsky Island; in the center of this island was the country estate of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, whose patrimony the village of Izmailovo became in 1654. Peter I made his first voyage here on a boat discovered in Izmailovo (later he transported the boat to St. Petersburg and called it “the grandfather of the Russian fleet”). Before the revolution, on Izmailovsky Island there was an almshouse founded in 1839 for veterans of all wars, the buildings of which were erected under the leadership of the architect K. A. Ton.

Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond is located in the floodplain of the Serebryanka River (therefore, in the 17th century it was called Serebryany or Serebryansky). The part of the pond known as the Grape Pond got its name due to the fact that various southern fruits and vegetables, including grapes, were grown in the orchards of the Izmailovo estate.

On the island there is the Church of the Intercession of the Virgin Mary in Izmailovo, the Izmailovo Estate museum, and one of the educational buildings of the Russian State University of Informatics and Technology.

The banks of the pond are natural or have a very narrow concrete embankment. The shores of the island have the same embankment or are reinforced with concrete slabs slanting into the water. By autumn, mallard ducks and goldeneyes are concentrated on the pond. The pond is used for coastal walks, near-water recreation, boating, and recreational fishing (crucian carp, rotan).

On the pond, people were actively leaning on the oars.

The sunset was very good!

People passing by, seeing the camera on a tripod, immediately take out their iPhones and tablets and start taking pictures against the backdrop of the sunset.