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Lyubertsy is the most densely populated city in the Moscow region, located southeast of the capital. The first mention of the settlement of Lyubertsy-Nazarovo dates back to 1621. From the moment the railway connection appeared here, the village of Lyubertsy began to develop rapidly: the population grew, residential buildings and industrial facilities were built. In the 19th century, this area was a popular summer cottage area. A century later, the New York steam plant, and later the New York agricultural machinery plant, was built here, owned by a foreigner, Thomas Purdais. In the 30s of the 20th century, the village of Lyubertsy became a city, the territory of which gradually expanded due to the inclusion of small villages and villages located in the immediate vicinity.
Today Lyubertsy is a large industrial center, with more than 25 enterprises of various types operating here. Particularly famous are the Kamov Helicopter Plant, Selkhozmash LLC, and NPK Sovershennaya Mekhanika.
The most famous sights of the city of Lyubertsy are the Vvedenskaya Church - a 17th-century building, the ruins of the Zeninsky aqueduct - a historical site of the 20th century, the Bogorodskoye-Kraskovo and Zenino estates.
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Cultural program in Lyubertsy
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Lyubertsy received official city status only in 1925. The actual age of the settlement is counted from 1621 (the first mention of a village in this area). You can find out under what circumstances the settlement was founded and how it developed in the local local history museum. Its collection includes more than 10,000 exhibits. Thematic exhibitions are dedicated to the history of the area, various areas of art, and outstanding residents of the city. During the excursion you can see paintings by recognized masters: Aivazovsky, Shishkin, Savrasov. A separate exhibition is dedicated to Yuri Gagarin. The local history museum is located at the address: st. Zvukovaya, 3.
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Where to go in Lyubertsy after the excursion? The city has another significant cultural institution - the Palace of Culture. In the Lyubertsy Palace of Culture there are various clubs and sections in which children and adults study. Concerts, performances and other events are held here periodically. The Palace of Culture is located on Oktyabrsky Prospekt, 200. It is recommended to book or buy tickets in advance for concerts of popular stars.
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On weekends, what kind of entertainment is there? Maybe they ride horses somewhere, are there attractions? Maybe something else. Otherwise, we often take the child to grandma, but grandma doesn’t know. There isn’t even a park there for walking (or rather, there is one, but in the mid-season it’s not an option). Please advise, Lyubertsy residents!
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You can take me to McDonald's! There is a labyrinth (town) where children have fun. It is not necessary to buy something there, the grandmother can sit quietly on a chair and the child can play. Take a change. You can see cartoons at the Kinomax cinema.
Tan tan
Thank you, I’ll tell them, is there anything interesting outside?
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Probably not at this time of year; in winter there was a good skating rink at the Torpedo stadium. Now it will be a little warmer, you can walk in the park in Lyubertsy, they often ride horses, but the prices... Where does grandma live in Lyubertsy? Not near Zhulebino? If it’s nearby, you can go for a walk in the forest.
Tan tan
no, they live across the bridge, next to the new shopping center.
Mouse in jeans
Kinomax was closed. If you're going to see cartoons, then go to the Svetofor shopping center. And so - yes... to McDonald's in the children's playground. Well. You can also go to the museum. (next to Kinomax). although a 3-year-old probably won’t be very interested. If the weather is good, you can take a walk in the park (also behind Kinomax)
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The city's attractions
A number of historical buildings have been preserved in Lyubertsy and its environs. Unfortunately, without proper attention, many architectural monuments today look deplorable. A worthy example of the historical development of the city is the house of N.A. Krooming. You can look at this wooden mansion at the address: st. Krasnaya, no. 1. The oldest surviving Orthodox church in the city is the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord built in the 17th century (Oktyabrsky Prospekt, no. 117). Where can lovers of real ancient architecture go in Lyubertsy? You can feel the spirit of the times and the mixture of different eras in the historical center of the city. In its surroundings you can visit ancient estates, which are now in ruins. The most famous of them: Bogorodskoye-Kraskovo (Kraskovo village) and the Zenino estate with an ancient aqueduct, located in the village of the same name.
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Monuments and sculptures on the streets of Lyubertsy
One of the newest and most unusual monuments in Lyubertsy can be seen on Oktyabrsky Prospekt. This is a sculptural composition “Guys from our yard”, dedicated to the musical group “Lube”. The monument depicts the permanent vocalist of the group, Nikolai Rastorguev, and a girl with dumbbells, presumably she is the heroine of a popular song. Those interested can sit on the bench next to the bronze figures for an original photograph.
Where can tourists interested in street sculpture go in Lyubertsy? In the city there is an interesting monument to Yu. Gagarin, erected near the school where the future cosmonaut once studied. The sculpture depicts Yuri Alekseevich confidently walking along the stylized path of space discovery. The city also has monuments dedicated to the heroes of the Second World War and memorial plaques to outstanding citizens.
One of the most original monuments in the city is a monument to military pilots flying helicopters. The monument represents a MI-24 military vehicle mounted on a high stele. The monument did not appear by chance: two helicopter factories are successfully operating in the city. MI-24 is one of the best vehicles in its class, characterized by high reliability characteristics.
Where to go in Lyubertsy: the most interesting sights and entertainment (7 photos)
The city of Lyubertsy has become famous throughout the country as one of the largest criminal centers in the Moscow region. Troubled times are long gone. Today it is an ordinary town, located in close proximity to the capital of Russia. Where to go for a walk in Lyubertsy and what local attractions may be of interest to tourists? Cultural program in Lyubertsy
Lyubertsy received official status as a city only in 1925.
The actual age of the settlement is counted from 1621 (the first mention of a village in this area). You can find out under what circumstances the settlement was founded and how it developed in the local local history museum. Its collection includes more than 10,000 exhibits. Thematic exhibitions are dedicated to the history of the area, various areas of art, and outstanding residents of the city. During the excursion you can see paintings by recognized masters: Aivazovsky, Shishkin, Savrasov. A separate exhibition is dedicated to Yuri Gagarin. The local history museum is located at the address: st. Zukovaya, 3. Where to go in Lyubertsy after the excursion? The city has another significant cultural institution - the Palace of Culture. In the Lyubertsy Palace of Culture there are various clubs and sections in which children and adults study. Concerts, performances and other events are held here periodically. The Palace of Culture is located on Oktyabrsky Prospekt, 200. It is recommended to book or buy tickets in advance for concerts of popular stars. Sights of the city
A number of historical buildings have been preserved in Lyubertsy and its surroundings.
Unfortunately, without proper attention, many architectural monuments today look deplorable. A worthy example of the historical development of the city is the house of N. A. Kruming. You can look at this wooden mansion at the address: st. Krasnaya, no. 1. The oldest surviving Orthodox church in the city is the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord built in the 17th century (Oktyabrsky Prospekt, no. 117). Where can lovers of real ancient architecture go in Lyubertsy? You can feel the spirit of the times and the mixture of different eras in the historical center of the city. In its surroundings you can visit ancient estates, which are now in ruins. The most famous of them: Bogorodskoye-Kraskovo (Kraskovo village) and the Zenino estate with an ancient aqueduct, located in the village of the same name. Monuments and sculptures on the streets of Lyubertsy
One of the newest and most unusual monuments in Lyubertsy can be seen on Oktyabrsky Prospekt.
This is a sculptural composition “Guys from our yard”, dedicated to the musical group “Lube”. The monument depicts the permanent vocalist of the group, Nikolai Rastorguev, and a girl with dumbbells, presumably she is the heroine of a popular song. Those interested can sit on the bench next to the bronze figures for an original photograph. Where can tourists interested in street sculpture go in Lyubertsy? In the city there is an interesting monument to Yu. Gagarin, erected near the school where the future cosmonaut once studied. The sculpture depicts Yuri Alekseevich confidently walking along the stylized path of space discovery. The city also has monuments dedicated to the heroes of the Second World War and memorial plaques to outstanding citizens. One of the most original monuments in the city is a monument to military pilots flying helicopters. The monument represents a MI-24 military vehicle mounted on a high stele. The monument did not appear by chance: two helicopter factories are successfully operating in the city. MI-24 is one of the best vehicles in its class, characterized by high reliability characteristics. City parks
Where can you go for a walk and relax with your child in Lyubertsy?
The city has two large parks. The central one is considered the most important in Lyubertsy. Mass festivities on holidays, various cultural and sporting events are held here. Central Park has attractions, sports and children's playgrounds, bike paths and alleys for quiet walks. Natasha Park is another large, landscaped recreation area. In addition to traditional carousels, there is a rope park and a petting zoo. In Natasha Park there is a designated area for the use of barbecues, and there is a rental of boats and other water transport near the pond. Leisure and entertainment
There is so much modern entertainment in the city that sometimes local residents think for a long time about where to go in Lyubertsy on the weekend and how to have time to visit all the most interesting places.
Several cinemas are open daily, where you can watch films in 2D and 3D formats. The city has many children's entertainment centers where young explorers will find dry pools with balls, labyrinths, trampolines, climbing walls and other entertaining attractions. In the summer there is a water park in Lyubertsy. You can visit the planetarium and the museum of military equipment all year round. Where to go in Lyubertsy in the evening with a group of adults? There are plenty of billiard clubs in this city; in some entertainment complexes you can play bowling. Night clubs, restaurants and cafe bars
The youngest and most active tourists can end their evening in Lyubertsy in one of the night clubs. The most decent and popular establishments in this category are: “Labyrinth”, Crazy Cash and “Tropicana”. All clubs periodically host themed parties; Moscow DJs and popular musicians come here. Where to go in Lyubertsy for those who don’t dance? The city has enough bars, restaurants and just cozy cafes. The following are considered quite decent and original: Jazz Café, Tavernella, “Stained Glass Family Club & Cafe”. These establishments have in common a variety of menus, exquisite interiors and a high level of service. The cafe “My Yard” is very popular; in the evenings, every guest can sing their favorite song at karaoke. There are also special themed establishments in Lyubertsy. For example, lovers of board games will love the Tea-Coffee-Let's Play cafe. You can have a hearty and inexpensive meal in any café-bistro or in the food court of any shopping center. What is especially pleasant is that recently more and more fast food restaurants have appeared in Lyubertsy, the menu of which includes vegetarian, lenten and even special healthy children's dishes.
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City parks
Where can you go with your child in Lyubertsy for a walk and relax? The city has two large parks. The central one is considered the most important in Lyubertsy. Mass festivities on holidays, various cultural and sporting events are held here. Central Park has attractions, sports and children's playgrounds, bike paths and alleys for quiet walks. Natasha Park is another large, landscaped recreation area. In addition to traditional carousels, there is a rope park and a petting zoo. In Natasha Park there is a designated area for the use of barbecues, and there is a rental of boats and other water transport near the pond.
Where to go for a 5-year-old child - opinions and reviews
It’s spring.. the weather has finally pleased us, we started walking with the child for 3-4 hours, 2 times a day. Where should I go with him, other than the playground in the yard? We go to the park often, but we’re already tired of it. Where can you take a 5-year-old for a walk, for 3-4 hours. Otherwise, on the playgrounds there are mainly children under 2 years old, and those older are in the garden. There are no peers of ours at all. And recommend some other interesting museums for our age, besides Darwin and Timiryazev, we have already been there.
Paleontological Museum, there are Dinosaurs... very interesting, and not long ago in Darwin, the House of Fairy Tales is at VDNKh and Izmailovskaya, they are a little different there.. You can already have a zoo...
I was advised by the Experimentarium museum, it is located in the Savelovskaya area, we are going there between the May holidays. You can touch everything there with your hands. conduct experiments, there are all sorts of climbing frames, friends were there - they were delighted. Here is a link to their website: https://www.experimentanium.ru/
In my opinion, “Experimentarium” at 5 years old is too early... well, what kind of experiences does a child have at that age? You can try to go to the Polytechnic Museum, but you need to prepare for the fact that you will have to explain to the child yourself what is there and why...
And walking on public transport for a 5-year-old child is, I would say, a bit late... My 5-year-old child and I went to Lomakovka (opposite the Moscow shopping center, but we didn’t go there on foot, of course) - we liked it, but the child is interested in cars ...
At the Rizhsky station there is a museum of ancient steam locomotives - we visited it when the child was about 5 years old... then they took us on a steam locomotive to the DEPO, showed how a steam locomotive is filled with water, driven, like, into a garage (there is such a special circle there) - the child was impressed , but I was tired, so, probably now, knowing what kind of trip on a steam locomotive was like, I wouldn’t have gone now, but went to the museum with models (a trip on a steam locomotive is an expensive business and I had to return by train)…
We went to Paleontological when the child was 6 years old... we went on a children's excursion - he really liked it... We went to Darvinovsky, but for some reason, I didn’t notice a special influx of emotions in the child afterwards... You can also try going to Da Pino - there are kids there from the age of 2 years old make pizza relatively independently...
In May, my child’s class was planning to go on excursions to the Museum of Bread and the Museum of Folk Toys (in the Izmailovo Kremlin), but there, as I understand it, it’s more for schoolchildren... If they visit, I’ll tell you...
We were at the zoo - my son was already more interested in the animals than the attractions)))) But he was very upset at the cages with owls, they had lunch there - colorful decorative rats (and my son has just such a rat as a pet) he was very worried. He says, heartless owls, they killed my little margots.
I was saddened by the dolphinarium - how miserable everything is there... dirty, a torn banner with images of palm trees... dirty all around. It was certainly interesting for the kids - a walrus, a beluga whale and a dolphin.
Ours, on the contrary, loves to ride on different types of transport. He takes you by the hand and leads you straight to the bus stop, like, why the hell are you putting me in the sandbox, I know more interesting entertainment.
Regarding infections. I don’t suffer from paranoia, as long as I travel myself, as long as my husband travels, as long as we carry our daughter, for some reason not a single infection has clung to us. Apparently, the immune system is well trained. I just remember one of my work colleagues, an avid car enthusiast, who even goes to the toilet by car.
So, as soon as she even rides on a bus or, God forbid, in the subway, she immediately comes down with the flu, or a sore throat, or something else. So she herself says that she has spoiled her body with this machine; any infection immediately catches on, since the body has simply forgotten how to fight infections. I think it’s stupid to limit a child to walks to Kazansky and back (the club activities were designed for older children)
You think wrong. Nobody restricted me from walking. I myself demanded rides on the train (but I couldn’t stand the metro), so my father took me to Kazansky, then to Perovo, there was a transition to Chukhlinka and to Kursky and a similar way back, we often went to my mother’s work in Andronovka on the Okrug piece of iron (sq. Fraser).
Many drivers knew us there, and what a thrill it was to ride in the cabin of a diesel locomotive to the neighboring station and back))))))))))))))) But my parents didn’t allow me to work on the railway, they both dissuaded me. So, like an exemplary daughter, I went into teaching))) And I don’t regret it.
PS And I couldn’t stand all kinds of mugs. I went to music school and quit.
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Leisure and entertainment
There is so much modern entertainment in the city that sometimes local residents think for a long time about where to go in Lyubertsy on the weekend and how to have time to visit all the most interesting places. Several cinemas are open daily, where you can watch films in 2D and 3D formats. The city has many children's entertainment centers where young explorers will find dry pools with balls, labyrinths, trampolines, climbing walls and other entertaining attractions. In the summer there is a water park in Lyubertsy. You can visit the planetarium and the museum of military equipment all year round. Where to go in Lyubertsy in the evening with a group of adults? There are plenty of billiard clubs in this city; in some entertainment complexes you can play bowling.
Nightclubs, restaurants and cafe bars
The youngest and most active tourists can end their evening in Lyubertsy in one of the nightclubs. The most decent and popular establishments in this category are: “Labyrinth”, Crazy Cash and “Tropicana”. All clubs periodically host themed parties; Moscow DJs and popular musicians come here. Where to go in Lyubertsy for those who don’t dance? The city has enough bars, restaurants and just cozy cafes. The following are considered quite decent and original: Jazz Café, Tavernella, “Stained Glass Family Club & Cafe”. These establishments have in common a variety of menus, exquisite interiors and a high level of service. The cafe “My Yard” is very popular; in the evenings, every guest can sing their favorite song at karaoke. There are also special themed establishments in Lyubertsy. For example, lovers of board games will love the Tea-Coffee-Let's Play cafe. You can have a hearty and inexpensive meal in any café-bistro or in the food court of any shopping center. What is especially pleasant is that recently more and more fast food restaurants have appeared in Lyubertsy, the menu of which includes vegetarian, lenten and even special healthy children's dishes.
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