This historic estate in southwest Moscow is surrounded by a large park with ponds, tree-lined paths and surviving architectural elements. It is a good choice for visitors who want to see a quieter, greener side of Moscow away from the main central routes.
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Allow two to three hours, especially in summer and autumn. The estate is well suited to an unhurried family day, a picnic and a walk without a dense museum schedule.
Vorontsovsky Park. The nearest metro stations are Novatorskaya and Kaluzhskaya.
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