Moscow is a city famous for its wide park areas as well as its wide squares.. The most important of these parks are Gorky Park and Victory Park.
We first started our tour, which is Moscow’s most famous park. We start from the Gorky Park, spread over an area of more than 120 hectares. Boat rides can be made in the lake in this park.. There is a large amusement park and an open-air theater with a capacity of 10 thousand people in the park.. There is also a skating rink for ice skating in the winter.. The park got its name from Maxim Gorki.
Then we come to the Novodevitch Monastery and Cemetery where Nazım Hikmet’s tomb is located.. In previous years, this was a convent for girls.. Later, the back part of this place was turned into a famous cemetery.. Nazım’s tomb is located approximately 25 meters from the cemetery of Gorbachev‘s wife.
This place resembles a sculpture park rather than a cemetery.. It is a point that is frequently visited by Turkish tourists.. We send our prayers to our famous poet Nazım and go to Zafer Park.
Victory Park, 2. Commemorating the victory of the Soviet Union after World War II, the 50th anniversary of the end of the war. Completed in 1995. Presidents of 80 countries came to the opening of the park at the invitation of Yeltsin. The fountains in the park are dark pink.. The reason for this is that it symbolizes the blood of 27 million people who died during the 4-year war period.. The Victory Monument in the Park 144 meters high, with a statue of the guardian angel on it. There are also churches, mosques and synagogues in the park.. This was made in memory of people belonging to 3 religions who died in the war.. There are also cannons and tanks in the park.
Behind the Victory Monument is a magnificent War Museum. Here you can see many paintings, maps and weapons used in the war, describing the French-Russian War. Then going upstairs. The real thing is upstairs.. There is a magnificent work on a 115-meter canvas, designed in a round shape, describing the 3D French – Russian War.. They supported this painting with sound effects.. Here, people feel as if they are in a war.
A similar one was held in Istanbul, near the Topkapı Metro Station, in memory of Fatih’s Conquest of Istanbul.. This is a joint production of Turkish and Russian artists.. By the way, 700 words are the same between Russian and Turkish; for example tea, coffee and salad.
This magnificent work in MoscowFrench Roubaud completed with 15 students between 1908 and 1912. 100 of the war. He graduated in 1912. This place is definitely worth a visit.. If you don’t have a chance to see it in Russia, you can see a similar one in Istanbul.
You can consider Godunov Hotel when choosing a hotel in Moscow.. As the advantage of the hotel’s central location, there are many restaurants, cafes and shops around it.. In transport networks. As an alternative to this hotel, you should choose the National Hotel, which is only 200 meters from the Red Square.. The hotel is a bit high in price, but the facilities and location are fine. You can reach many touristic places in 5-10 minutes.. If you want something economical, you should keep in mind Megapolis Tverskaya, which is a 5-minute walk from Red Square and Kremlin, as an economical choice.. Apart from these suggestions, you can browse other hotels in Moscow by going to booking.com here, and you can also make a reservation if you wish.
