Zaryadye Park is Moscow's most ambitious cultural and recreational project. It is not surprising that from the very first day crowds of townspeople and tourists rushed there. Since the park itself is fenced, and the entrance to it is carried out in specially designated areas, you need to carefully think about how it is more convenient to get to Zaryadye Park by public transport.
It is faster and more convenient to get to Zaryadye Park by metro. There is simply nowhere to park a car in the center, and the planned parking lot in the park is not working yet. And as experience shows, there will be not enough free seats on it. One can only advise the nearest underground parking in GUM, but on a day off you have to wait thirty to forty minutes to enter it. Plus high hourly wages.
There are several routes to get to the park from the metro. The closest metro to the park is Kitay-Gorod. Exit the metro following the signs to Zaryadye Park. Once outside, you can take two routes. Or immediately turn left and walk along the Kitaygorodskaya wall and keep to the left. If the checkpoint is closed, go further along the fence and enter through the main entrance opposite Vasilievsky Spusk.
The second option is to get off the Kitay-Gorod metro station and turn right onto Solyanka Street, go around the building and walk down to the embankment. There is also one of the entrances to the park.
You can also get to Zaryadye Park from the Ploschad Revolyutsii metro station. You need to leave the metro in the direction of GUM and Nikolskaya street. Walk along Red Square down to Vasilyevsky Spusk, cross the road to Moskvoretskaya Street and you will find yourself at the central entrance to the park.
