Gagarinsky
Dzielnica
The district of Gagarin Square and Leninsky Prospekt: the Yuri Gagarin monument, the Great Moscow Circus, the St Andrew Monastery and the slopes of the Sparrow Hills.
Fot.: Artem Svetlov from Moscow, Russia · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
O dzielnicy
The St Andrew Monastery on the Moskva River is known from the 17th century; in 1648 a school, one of the first in Moscow, was founded here. In the 18th–19th centuries country estates, including Vasilyevskoye, stood on the slopes.
In the 1940s–1950s Leninsky Prospekt was lined with monumental buildings. In 1980 a 42-metre titanium monument to the first cosmonaut was erected on Gagarin Square.
- Okręg
- Południowo-Zachodni okręg administracyjny
- Status
- Dzielnica
- Ludność
- 80 221 (stan na 2025)
- Powierzchnia
- 5,5 km²
- Stacje w granicach dzielnicy
- 3
Ludność według Wikidata na podaną datę; powierzchnia obliczona z granicy OpenStreetMap; stacje według położenia wewnątrz granicy.
Co zobaczyć
Yuri Gagarin monument
A titanium figure of the cosmonaut on a tall column, 1980.
St Andrew Monastery
A 17th-century monastery with the Church of the Resurrection in Plennitsy.
Great Moscow State Circus
The circus on Vernadsky Prospekt, opened in 1971.
Vasilyevskoye estate
An estate house on the slopes of the Sparrow Hills.
Gdzie na spacer
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Andreevskaya embankment
A riverside walk to the monastery.
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Leninsky Prospekt
A route from Gagarin Square past Stalin-era buildings.
Architektura
Stalin-era avenues, the Academy of Sciences Presidium building with its “golden brains”, and green slopes above the river.Transport
Na schemacie transportuCiekawostki
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The Gagarin monument is made of titanium.
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Ploshchad Gagarina MCC station has an interchange with Leninsky Prospekt.
Na mapie
Granice: © współtwórcy OpenStreetMap, ODbL. Granica według OpenStreetMap, listopad 2026.