高尔基公园

这间美术馆的藏品不太多，我们参观了约2个小时。从美术馆出来，对面就是高尔基公园公园是开放式的，紧邻莫斯科河，林木茂密，在里面散步非常舒适惬意

Quite frankly I planned skating in Gorkiy Park for long, but was plagued by bad weather (too warm, so ice melted) or lack of time. But finally I managed :) and it was wonderful.At 21:30 on Tuesday there were not that many people (not worth Internet purchase- no queues) and there was plenty of space on 18,000sqm of ice. The round is close to 1km and you can choose some variations in the route. If one wants (I didn't) they have bars accessible for skaters. Ice that late was not prime, but still OK.You pay only 300RUB and that includes skates rental, 150 more if you want safe storage (no-one has touched my shoes left just under the bench). Nothing beats energetic skating in natural surroundings on fresh air. Rink closes at 23:00.Highly recommended.

The Gorki-Park is located in the City Center of Moscow. During summer time many people are going there for a walk and to see and meet people. One of the best place to be in summer in Moscow.

It is a big park on the embankment of the Moskva river and right by the Garden Ring. It is not just a park, but also a big entertainment area. It was the first place in Moscow where you could experience a roller-coaster. The Soviet space shuttle Buran was gracing on the embankment for many years. But it was taken away in 2014, I got to see it before its departure though)))

It's just fun to visit the famous lark and stroll. You can go and enjoy some attractions too; my favorite was the big wheel similar to London eye with observation gondolas. You can see Moscow well from the top.

My family and I went skating in Gorky Park on our trip to Moscow in December of 2014. Would we go again? Yes - definitely. Would we recommend it to friends? Yes - definitely.In the winter, Gorky Park is turned into a huge ice skating park. Skating in the park was one of our highlights of visiting Moscow. If you love skating you just have to go. Don’t have skate? No problem, you can rent them. Your skates a little dull? No problem, you can get your skates sharpened there. There are also locker rental to store shoes and valuables while you skate.As we were there in December, the park was playing Christmas carols and holiday songs over the loud speakers – this gave the park a very festive atmosphere. Throughout the park there are various coffee shops that you can stop at to warm up in and grab some something warm to drip without even taking your skates off. The park is not open the entire day for skating as they close it to clean the ice. Check the Web site for the hours (http://www.park-gorkogo.com/eng/winter/icerink/).I have uploaded pictures of the diorama for you to get a better picture of what it is like.If you found my review helpful, please let me know that by clicking the Helpful Button. Thanks.

Visiting Gorky Park was one of my favourite things from my time in Moscow. I was here at the end of December so everywhere was really snowy. It was a really nice place to walk around and there was an ice skating rink and numerous places to eat and buy drinks and snacks. It's only about a 10 minute walk from the closest metro stop.

Beautiful in the Summer, especially with the rides and attractions. I recommend coming here as it is one of the prettiest parts of the city.

Not much going on in the cold but very pretty to see it. Cafe there saves you from the cold. Stalin figure is fun for a photo there!

This summer we have spent two days in Moscow and those days were really hot. So visiting Gorky Park was just perfect - we walked the shady paths under the mighty trees, along the lake ate ice cream, refreshed with cold water that was sprinkled right from the ground ... It is also interesting to see Graveyard of Fallen Monuments and a lot of other sculptures. And of course many opportunities for recreation. Best choice to spend hot day in Moscow!

Had a ball getting to Gorky PArk and walking the gardens and the promenade along the river. Would be a brilliant place in summer with all the sporty and social activities that would be available.Well worth the walk from town and explore the neighbourhood and then get such a present with the delights of Gorky Park.

Used to come here for our summer morning jogs. It's huge with lots of activities going on and some lovely cafes to take a rest.

Wow this place is huge more like a town. Great place to visit we spend a good part of the day here. The gardens are just beautiful, lots to do what ever you fancy, take a boat ride down the moscow river, fantastic restaurants or take away's rent bikes, etc. A private place to tan at the side of the river. Very impressed with gorkiy park. What a place.

If you have a chance, see Gorky Park (of book and movie fame) just to say you've been there if nothing else. The landscaped park that is entered through the big gate is peaceful and pleasant to spend some time in. There is food and drink available. If you're lucky, you'll get a spot on the big purple lawn bags where you can lie back and take a nap. But, don't miss the other part of the park across the street which has modern landscape sculpture, a scrapyard of out of favor statues (think Stalin) and the amazing, huge Peter Columbus statue. You need someone to tell you the story about Peter Columbus. Walk along the river walk on the weekends and there will be local artwork for sale. Cross under the bridge to re-enter the landscaped park. You can spend an hour, you can spend the day. An easy walk up the street from the Metro station. Restrooms on the river walk are nice. Most if not all of this park is pretty handicap friendly.

The park was open late for Iceskating. I had a great time just walking through it towards the Moscow River. It is avery clean and a very safe place to be.