Poklonnaya Gora in Moscow is a large gentle hill located in the western part of the capital, between the two rivers Filka and Setun. On Poklonnaya Hill, there is Victory Park, a memorial complex built in honor of the heroes of World War II.
Instructions
Step 1
There are several ways to get to Poklonnaya Gora: by metro, bus, train or car. The metro is the easiest way to get to the memorial complex from any part of Moscow. Park Pobedy station, near which Poklonnaya Gora is located, is located on the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya metro line (blue line). There are several exits from the station, so to get to Poklonnaya Hill, pay attention to the exit signs. You need the exit that leads to Victory Park. When you rise from the underpass, turn left.
Step 2
Routes of buses No. 157 and No. 205 follow to Poklonnaya Gora, the desired stop is called “Poklonnaya Gora”. You can also take the train. You will need the Kiev direction of the railway (you need to leave the Kievsky railway station). Exit at the Moscow-Sortirovochnaya station.
Step 3
You can also get to Poklonnaya Gora by car. Get out onto Kutuzovsky Prospect and follow the odd side of it. Between Minskaya and General Ermolov streets, you will see Victory Park, Poklonnaya Gora is located exactly between two small rivers.
Step 4
Poklonnaya Gora is famous not only for its breathtaking view of the surroundings, but also for the fact that there are many attractions on it. For example, these are various monuments and monuments that are dedicated to the Great Patriotic War, temples and military museums. Victory Park, among other things, is a great place for outdoor activities: Muscovites come here to show themselves on rollerblades, bicycles and skateboards, you can also sit right on the grass and have a picnic. It is pleasant to take a walk in the park: it pleasantly surprises with its clean and fresh air, despite the fact that it is located not far from major highways. There are cafes in the park where you can have a snack after a pleasant walk.
