Best places: Historical landmarks in Vidnoye, Russia

Huge, opulent 18th-century palace, home to a museum with painting, sculpture & decorative arts.

👍👍 The Milovid Pavilion was built in 1803-1804. presumably based on the design of the architect Ivan Egotov, a student of Vasily Bazhenov. The pavilion stands in a picturesque part of the Tsaritsyno park, offering a magnificent view of the Upper Tsaritsyno pond with an artificial island. After reconstr...

👍👍 Nice place for photo sessions. No one tore down the tower, it was built that way. It was fashionable, you see, at the beginning of the 19th century to build destroyed buildings) And there is simply a fantastic forest around.

👍👍 The symbol of the city and the city-forming enterprise FCDT SOYUZ (NIHTI). And it all started with Katyusha and other rocket launchers. The first deputy director for science is Mikhail Ilyich Rusin, a scientist chemist, professor, teacher and inventor, a large number of patents and government awards...

👍 Monument to Musa Jalil, Soviet Tatar poet (1906-1944). It’s good when there is a monument on the street to the one whose name it bears.

👍👍 This monument is very similar to the one that stood on Lubyanka. For me personally, he is a childhood memory. It didn't stir up anything bad in me. I’ve been to Dzerzhinsky many times and never seen it, but then I decided to find it. I didn't regret it. Worth it and reminds everyone of theirs

👍👍 The monument was erected as a gift from the Republic of Moldova to the city of Moscow in 2014 on lands granted in 1713 by Emperor Peter I to Dmitry Cantemir for special services in the war between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. Dmitry Cantemir is a Moldovan and Russian political figure, historian, p...

👍👍 One of the most beautiful bridges, in my opinion. Built in 1778-1784. The 80-meter bridge is considered the largest of all surviving bridges of the 18th century and an outstanding masterpiece of Russian bridge construction. The builders had to drive more than two thousand piles into the ground due t...