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Moscow 246 Tverskoy, Petrovsky, Arbat & Barrikadnaya 248 MAP LEGEND ROUTES Tollway One-Way Street Freeway Mall/Steps Primary Road Tunnel Secondary Road Walking Tour Tertiary Road Walking Tour Detour Lane Walking Trail Under Construction Walking Path Track Pedestrian Overpass Unsealed Road TRANSPORT Ferry Rail Metro Rail (Underground) Bus Route Monorail HYDROGRAPHY River, Creek Canal Intermittent River Water BOUNDARIES International Regional, Suburb State, Provincial Ancient Wall AREA FEATURES Airport Forest Area of Interest Land Building, Featured Mall Building, Information Park Building, Other Sports Building, Transport Urban Cemetery, Christian Cemetery, Other POPULATION CAPITAL (NATIONAL) CAPITAL (STATE) Large City Medium City Small City Town, Village SYMBOLS Sights/Activities Entertainment Information Christian Entertainment Bank, ATM Jewish Shopping Embassy/Consulate Monument Hospital, Medical Shopping Museum, Gallery Information Other Site Sleeping Internet Facilities Swimming Pool Sleeping Police Station Zoo, Bird Sanctuary Transport Post Office, GPO Eating Geographic Airport, Airfield Eating Lookout Parking Area Drinking Mountain, Volcano Drinking Taxi Rank National Park Café Bus Station River Flow Moscow 246 Tverskoy, Petrovsky, Arbat & Barrikadnaya 248 Khamovniki, Kropotkinskaya Maps & Zamoskvorechie 252 Chistye Prudy 254 Zayauzie 255 Moscow Metro 256 The Kremlin & Red Square 258 244 246 A B C D E F M10 To Sheremetevo Airport 1 (1km); A104 To MOSCOW Sheremetevo Airport 2 (1km); To Silver Forest Sergiev Posad (70km); ul Borisa Tver (160km); St Petersburg (660km) Canal (Serebryaniy Bor) Avtomobilnaya Yaroslavl (260km) 1 Galushkina (15km) Koltsovaya pr Mira M8 7 Altufevo 52 1 Dmitrovskoe sh VDNKh 1 Doroga 53 skaya ul ul Kosmonatov Moscow ὈὈὈὈὈὈ 58 Moskovskaya (M KAD) 61 Yaroslav- Medvedkovo 0 500 m Zvyozdnybul 0 0.3 miles 39 Bibirevo Smolnaya ul Korovinskoe Babushkinskaya Beskudni ul Yeniseyskaya kovski ul Menzhinskogo sh ul ul skaya Dekabristov sh bul Otradnoe ὈὈὈὈὈ Planernaya Belomor 63 ul Leningradskoe sh Losiny Yaroslavskoe sh Festivalnaya Ostrov Rechnoy Altufevskoe Sviblovo (O Skhodnenskaya uter Ring Rd)Park 2 Selskokhoz 2 ul AdmiralaVokzal Makarova 65 Flotskaya ul Vladykino Stantsionnaya ul 50 proezd Serebryakova Vodny Stadion 48 Botanichesky Khimkinskoe Bot yay 57 Sad Reservoir anich Botanical Golovinskoe ulPetrovsko- stvennaya skaya Gardens Ὀsh ὈὈὈRazumovskayaὈὈDmitrovskoe eskaya ὈὈὈὈὈ ul che 51 pr Mira Tushinskaya Ostankinsky demi Ostankino Pond ul Yauza Moscow Park 46 20 VDNKh 5 Bol Aka Timiryazevskaya proezdTimiryazevskaya ul Volokolamskoe sh Krasnostudenchesky ul Akademika River sh ul Kosmonatov Voykovskaya Timiryazeva Korolyova ul Zoi i Alexandra 21 Academy Krasno A103 Kosmodemyanskikhul Kosmonavta Petrovsko- Ulitsa Volkova Park See Enlargement b 66 og Podbelskogo River Dmitrovskaya Zvyozdny bul a t Shchyolkovskoe sh 3-ya Parkovaya ul Sheremetyevskaya Alexeevskaya y Shchyolkovskaya rsk 9-ya Parkovaya ul 15-ya Sokol Razumovsky Parkovaya ul 3 aya 3 ὈὈὈὈLeningradsky ὈὈButyrskaya ul ὈὈὈὈὈὈὈ proezd Shchukinskaya Bashilovskaya Cherkizovskaya 15 ul Sokolniki Sirenevy bul 62 ul Aeroport Park pr ul Preobrazhenskaya 47 Savyolovskaya pr Mira To Archangelskoe (10km); ul Sokolnichesky Ploshchad Bolshaya 45 Izmaylovsky bul Oktyabrskoe Pole 28 ul Novaya Savyolovsky 41 Rizhsky Vokzal Val 12 Pervomayskaya Istra (35km); Riga (885km) Bashilovka Cherkizovskaya ul Vokzal 33 Stromynka 24 Pervomayskaya ul M9 ul Kuusinena ul Sushchevsky ul Partizanskaya 54 43 Dinamo Novoslobodskaya 9 Val Rizhskaya 22 Sokolniki Izmaylovsky pr ul Alabyana 60 Ismaylovskoe 4 ul Elektrozavodskaya sh Izmaylovskaya 59 vskaya Gastello 69 Glavnaya alleya ul ul To Vladimir 34 Polezhayevskaya ul Nizh Semyonovskaya Izmaylovsky Lesopark (180km) Maslovka RusakoKrasnoselskaya (Woodland) Khoroshevskoe ul Butyrksy Val Bol Pereslavskaya ul Yaroslavsky Vokzal Izmaylovsky PKiO ὈὈὈ ul ὈὈὈὈὈὈὈὈ pr Marshala sh Leningradsky Vokzal (Recreation Park) M7 Zhukova Begovaya Belorussky 29 Izmaylovsky ul Narodnogo Kazansky Baumanskaya Opolchenia Vokzal Park Begovaya Vokzal 40 38 sh Entuziastov 2-ya Vladimirskaya ul A105 4 Krylatskoe Shosse 4 Delovoy Entuziastov Tsentr Aviamotornaya ul Plekhanova pr Svobodny pr (Third Ring Rd) Ploshchad sh Entuziastov Perovo Zelyony 11 Park Bol Pedestrian 32 See pp248-9 See p254 Ilicha Novogireevo Fili Fili ὈὈὈὈὈBridge Kievsky ὈὈὈὈὈPerovskaya ul Filyovskayaul Rimskaya Molodyozhnaya Bagrationovskaya 36 Vokzal See pp252-3 See p255 Dushinskaya Kutuzovsky pr ul 44 3 Kutuzovskaya 19 Filyovsky Park Studencheskaya 23 RassvetnayaAlleya y Pionerskaya 26 14 Park Pobedy Volgogradsky pr Kuntsevskaya Ryazansky Kuskovo Kastanaevskaya ul Yunosti 6 Pavletsky Park ul M 16 Pavlovskay pr ὈὈὈὈὈὈὈὈ Vokzal Ὀul oldagolovoy Kutuzovsky pr 18 Victory Volgogradsky Minskaya Park Prospekt pr Ryazansky 70 Luzhniki Sport Prospekt Complex Dubrovka Moscow River ul 49 Vykhino Sparrow Leninsky Textilshchiki 5 ul 5 Hills Vorobyovy Oxkaya ul M1 To Borodino (95km); 10 31 Tulskaya (Third Ring Rd) ul A102 Smolensk (360km); 67 Gory Zelenodolskaya Mosfilmovskaya Universitetskyul Universitet- pr pl Gagarina 8 Kuzminki Minsk (685km) Volgogradsky pr ul skaya pl ul Akademika Kosygina Leninsky Prospekt MichurinskyKhokhlova pr ul Avtozavodskaya Kozhukhovskaya 42 Lomonosovsky pr 30 ul To SIGHTS & ACTIVITIES (pp51–106) 17 Avtozavodskaya ul Yunykh Lenintsev Bykovo All-Russia Exhibition Centre (VVTs).....1 F1 55 56 Varshavskoe sh Airport ὈὈὈὈὈὈ ὈὈὈὈὈul Akademika Skryabina Ascension Church.............................. 2 D6 Tashkentskaya (35km) 37 Zagorodnoe Pechatniki Borodino Panorama............................3 B4 sh Volzhskaya 35 pr 60-letia Central Museum of the Armed Forces..4 D4 Universitet Oktyabrya Akademicheskaya Champion Bowling.............................5 B3 pr Andropova ul Dmitria M5 Church of St George...........................6 B5 ul To Ryazan Krupskoy ul Vavilova Ulyanova Nagatinskaya Cosmonautics Museum.......................7 F1 Prospekt Kolomenskaya (205km) Vernadskogo Profsoyuznaya Nagatinskaya ul Lyublino Danilovsky Monastery........................8 D5 pr Vernadskogo ul Novinki Dinamo Stadium................................9 C3 ul ul Garibaldi Nakhimovsky pr Nagornaya Bolshaya ul Udalts 64 Donskoy Monastery.........................10 C5 ul ul k 68 ova P A pr 25 6 Fili Church of the Intercession...........11ὈὈB4 Yugo- Lobach Ὀulyugina ὈὈὈὈὈὈὈ6 Zapadnaya evskogo 71 2 Intercession Cathedral.......................12 E3 Novye ul 26 Cheryomushki 13 Kolomenskoe Kolomenskoe Museum.................... 13 D6 Kommi Nametkina Nakhimovsky Museum Reserve Kuskovo Mansion.............................14 F5 Bakin Prospekt Krasnodonskaya Leninsky pr sk pr Andropova Lokomotiv Stadium...........................15 E3 ssarovikh Profsoyuznaya ul ul ul ul KakhovkaSevastopolsky Kakhovskaya Kashirskaya Memorial Synagogue at Poklonnaya Kaluzhskaya Moscow ul Miklukho-Maklaya Ob Varshavskaya Hill................................................16 B5 r ucheva Moscow State University..................17 C5 Sevastopolskaya Kashirskoe Marino Museum of the Great Patriotic War..18 B5 M3 River Old Believers' Community................19 E4 ὈὈὈὈὈBelyaevo ὈChertanovskaya ὈὈsh ὈὈὈ Ostankino Palace.............................20 D3 To Vnukovo Airport (6km); Kantemirovskaya Ostankino TV Tower........................21 D3 Bryansk (390km); Kyiv (790km) ul Resurrection Church.........................22 D3 Konkovo sh Rogozhskoe Cemetery .....................23 E4 Royal Estate......................................24 E3 7 Saviour Gate.................................... 25 D6 Doroga (MKAD) 7 Triumphal Arch.................................26 B5 Profsoyuznaya Yuzhnaya Tsaritsyno 0 0 Tyoply Stan Tsaritsino Palace...............................27 E7 Varshavskoe Moskovskaya Koltsevaya Avtomobilnaya 27 TsSKA Stadium.................................28 C3 M2 To Tula (185km); Krasnogvardeyskaya VDNKh Culture Pavilion...................(see 1) Prazhskaya Oryol (365km) Domodedovskaya ὈὈὈὈ Orekhovo Yelokhovo Cathedral....................... 29 D4 To Gorki Leninskie (10km); Yury Gagarin Monument.................30 C5 Moscow Children's Musical Theatre..37 C5 SLEEPING (pp163–182) Domodedovo Airport (23km); Voronezh (515km) Moscow Puppet Theatre..................Yasenevo 38BitsevskyD4 Altay Hotel ......................................48 C2 EATING (pp119–138) Nescafé IMAX Theatre......................39 B1Park Danilovskaya Hotel..........................(see 8) A101 ul Akademika Danilovsky Market...........................31 D5 New Ballet.......................................40 D4 G&R HostelYangelya Asia...............................49 F5 Travellers Guest House..................60 D3 INFORMATION Darbar Restaurant..........................(see 56) Satirikon Theatre..............................41 D3 Hostel Sherstone..............................50 C2 Zolotoy Kolos..................................61 F1 All Russian Society of Disabled Red Bar............................................32 C4 Wellness Spa....................................42 E5 Hostel Tramp...................................51 D2 People........................................68 B6 Rizhsky Market................................33 D3 Hotel Cosmos....................................52 F1 TRANSPORT Botkin Hospital...............................69 C4 Woori Garden................................(see 55) SHOPPING (pp153–162) Hotel Globus.....................................53 F1 Capital Shipping Co.....................(see 65) Centre for Russian Language & Yar.................................................(see 59) Alpinindustry....................................ὈὈὈ43
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