Moscow Parks Suggest Summer Sports

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Izmailovsky Park

You can rent a boat.

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The founder of the project in Moscow, Danila Cherkasov, helps beginning athletes to develop their own workout program.

Gorky Park

Areas in Neskuchny Garden and Gorky Park are open this spring, where you can practice parkour and skateboarding.

Gorky Park

There is a skate-park here where the skatboarders can develop their riding skills.

Gorky Park

There is space for relaxation.

Izmailovsky Park

Izmailovsky Park in eastern Moscow looks more like a forest: it is 15 times larger than Gorky Park (1,534 hectares), but it also offers a wide range of sports entertainment.

Izmailovsky Park

You can ride through the park on a bicycle.

Izmailovsky Park

Tryout your mastery of figure skating on roller skates...

Izmailovsky Park

Here you can rent a boat or a catamaran and spend the whole day at the local pond.

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Workout training.

Izmailovsky Park

Ride a bumper boat.

Izmailovsky Park

Set up a race in water balloons.

Izmailovsky Park

Test your skill at the rope park.

Izmailovsky Park

Take a risk at the rope park.

Izmailovsky Park

Test your skill at the local climbing wall.

Izmailovsky Park

You can ride through the park on a segway.

Izmailovsky Park

You can ride through the park in a sports car.

Izmailovsky Park

Tryout your mastery of playing soccer.

Gorky Park

The park has four facilities where you can roller skates and scooters.

Gorky Park

Gorky Park is the central park in the capital, visited by more than 20,000 people a day. It is divided into two parts (the parterre and the Neskuchny Garden) and covers 109 hectares.

Gorky Park

In 2011, the park was totally renovated, and it now sets new standards for public spaces. Today Gorky Park is one of the city's main recreation spots, a space for a new clientele, oriented to a European way of life.

Gorky Park

There is space for relaxation, sports, dancing, yoga, and outdoor games. The park's main attractions are free entry, Wi-Fi, a modern design, conceptually designed and inexpensive cafés and restaurants, events of interest to all ages, and an ecological approach.

Gorky Park

Qi Gong training.

Gorky Park

Qi Gong training.

Gorky Park

The park has four facilities where you can rent bicycles.

Gorky Park

The park has four facilities where you can rent velomobiles.

Gorky Park

The park has four facilities where you can rent bicycles.

Gorky Park

The Moscow Ping Pong Club in Neskuchny Garden has 40 tables. The courts are equipped with a non-slip surface. At the club you can rent paddles, balls and nets, and on weekends you can work out with an individual instructor.

Gorky Park

Areas in Neskuchny Garden and Gorky Park are open this spring, where you can play badminton.

Gorky Park

Also on the Pushkin waterfront, there are sandy courts with viewing stands: four for volleyball and badminton, two for handball and one for soccer. The courts will be covered with special sand designed for beach sports, sand that is not heated by the sun. Both training and regional championships will be held here.