This late-18th-century stone aqueduct is a rare surviving section of the historic Mytishchi water-supply system and an unusual piece of Moscow engineering heritage. A landscaped walking area now surrounds it, making the site easy to combine with VDNH and the Yauza valley.
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The aqueduct itself is a short stop, but it works especially well as part of a longer walk along the Yauza. Walk around both sides to appreciate the arches and proportions.
Near Bazhova Street and Prospekt Mira. The most convenient stations are Rostokino on the MCC and VDNH metro.
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