Strogino
District
A district in a bend of the Moskva River with the Strogino floodplain and the Troitse-Lykovo estate with its Trinity Church of the turn of the 17th–18th centuries.
About the district
The village of Strogino is known from the 16th century. Neighbouring Troitse-Lykovo belonged to the Naryshkins, and the Trinity Church in the Naryshkin Baroque style was built here in 1698–1703.
The land became part of Moscow in 1960, and the district was built in the 1970s–1980s. Strogino station opened in 2008.
- Okrug
- North-Western Administrative Okrug
- Status
- District
- Population
- 162,885 (as of 2025)
- Area
- 16.7 km²
- Stations within the district
- 1
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
Trinity Church in Troitse-Lykovo
A Naryshkin Baroque church on the high bank.
Strogino floodplain
Meadows and a backwater in the river bend.
Strogino backwater
Open water with beaches and yachts.
Where to walk
- 01
Backwater promenade
A walk along the water.
- 02
Troitse-Lykovo
A route along the high bank to the church.
Architecture
Tower blocks above a wide floodplain, a backwater, beaches and a view of Serebryany Bor.
Transport
On the transport mapStations within the district
Metro
Did you know
- 01
Strogino station opened in 2008.
- 02
Strogino looks across the river to Serebryany Bor.
On the map
Boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Boundary from OpenStreetMap, November 2026.