Patriarch's Ponds: Walking Audio Tour Through the Center of Moscow

Go on a big architectural and historical walk around the Patriarch's Ponds district! Everyone knows about the Patriarch's Ponds. Even someone who has never been here. The Patriarch's Ponds became a landmark place thanks to Bulgakov's novel "The Master and Margarita": it is here that Berlioz and Homeless come at the beginning of the novel and it is here that the terrible tragedy with Berlioz takes place. Your walk will start at the Mayakovskaya metro station. You will slowly walk along the Palashevsky, Kozikhinsky, Patriarchal lanes and go out to the Patriarchal Ponds. Each house along the way keeps its own stories and secrets, which we will tell you about. You will learn how the Palashevsky lanes are connected with the executioners, what a grandiose architectural project was supposed to grow on the Patriarch's Ponds, listen to the story of one of the most underrated architects Fyodor Shekhtel and admire his creations. And of course, you will walk through the Bulgakov places, sit down on the bench where Berlioz met Woland, and look at Bolshaya Sadovaya in the "bad apartment" No. 50. Let's go!