• V.P. Goryachkin Museum of Agricultural Mechanics

    The V.P. Goryachkin Museum of Agricultural Mechanics is a living center of engineering continuity, where the history of agricultural machinery meets contemporary educational challenges. The museum opened its doors on October 22, 1980

  • Michurinskiy Garden

    Michurinskiy Garden Michurinsky Garden of the Russian State Agrarian University – Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy (Timiryazev Academy) is not just a green space within Moscow, but a unique scientific center where for over half a century fruit crop varieties for central Russia have been developed and tested. The garden was established in the autumn of…

  • Monument to N.I. Zheleznov

    Nikolai Ivanovich Zheleznov was born in 1816 into a noble family. In his childhood, none of his relatives suspected that he would become an outstanding scientist of world renown.

  • Monument to K.A. Timiryazev

    K. A. Timiryazev was one of Russia’s greatest scientists, the founder of the Russian school of plant physiology and scientific agronomy.

  • Yauza Park, Yauza Ecocenter

    In the Yauza Park in northeastern Moscow, a unique multimedia space operates — the Yauza Ecocenter. Opened in 2022 at 10/4 Yurlovsky Proezd, it has become a point of attraction for everyone interested in the future of the planet and modern professions related to environmental care.

  • Memorial stone «Lilac Alley of Victory»

    In the system of memorial sites in Moscow dedicated to the Great Patriotic War, a special place is occupied by commemorative markers integrated into the landscape environment. One such object is the memorial stone “Lilac of Victory Alley,” located in Yauza Park in the Yuzhnoye Medvedkovo district.

  • Memorial stone «Alley of Winners»

    In the northeastern part of Moscow, on the territory of the Yauza Landscape Park in the Yuzhnoye Medvedkovo district, there is a memorial complex that combines monumentality with natural harmony. The memorial stone “Alley of Winners,” located near the Pevcheskoye Pole (Singing Field), is the semantic and compositional center of this memorial zone.

  • Monument to the engineering water supply system of Moscow in the 19th century. «The well of the Mytishchi aqueduct, 1828-1830»

    The Well of the Mytishchi Water Pipeline is a 19th-century structure that was originally part of the Mytishchi water pipeline, a grand system that supplied the capital with fresh water.

  • Sculptural composition «Family»

    One of the main artistic dominants of Goncharovsky Park is an expressive sculptural composition called “Family.”

  • Memorial sign to the first Soviet electric plough

    On October 22, 1921, tests of the first domestic electric plow took place in the fields of Butyrsky Farm.