Savyolovsky
District
A small district by the Savyolovsky railway with Konstantin Melnikov’s Constructivist club of the Svoboda factory and Savyolovsky Park.
About the district
The district is named after the Savyolovsky railway, opened in the late 19th century. Factories and workers’ settlements grew along it and later became part of the city.
In 1927–1929 Konstantin Melnikov built the Svoboda factory club here — one of his famous workers’ clubs. In the 2020s MCD-2 began running through the district with Dmitrovskaya and Grazhdanskaya stops.
- Okrug
- Northern Administrative Okrug
- Status
- District
- Population
- 61,147 (as of 2025)
- Area
- 2.6 km²
- Stations within the district
- 2
Population is from Wikidata as of the date shown; the area is calculated from the OpenStreetMap boundary; stations are listed by their position inside the boundary.
What to see
Svoboda factory club
An avant-garde landmark by Konstantin Melnikov.
Savyolovsky Park
A small local park with walking paths.
Where to walk
- 01
From Dmitrovskaya to the Svoboda club
A route to Melnikov’s building through residential blocks.
- 02
Savyolovsky Park
A short green walk between the streets.
Architecture
Dense blocks of the 1930s–1960s, former factory buildings and railway infrastructure.
Transport
On the transport mapStations within the district
Did you know
- 01
The Svoboda club is one of Melnikov’s six workers’ clubs in Moscow.
- 02
At Dmitrovskaya you can change between MCD-2 and the Serpukhovsko-Timiryazevskaya metro line.
On the map
Boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Boundary from OpenStreetMap, November 2026.