🌳 The Gratitude Garden in the very heart of Moscow

A quiet green oasis has opened on the grounds of the historic Count Sheremetev Hospice House, where the Sklifosovsky Research Institute now operates.

Here you will find neat alleys, hedges, rare decorative and medicinal plants.

At the heart of the garden are pearl roses, dedicated to the legendary love story of Sheremetev and Praskovya Zhemchugova.

And in the evening, the facade comes alive with the "Wave of Life" light installation, reminiscent of a heartbeat.

This place was created as a symbol of gratitude to doctors and as a space for relaxation amidst the urban hustle and bustle.

Now, anyone can come here to take a moment to exhale and feel the silence in the middle of the metropolis.

📍 The historical part of the Sklifosovsky Research Institute

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🏞 Kolomenskoye has become even more beautiful

Imagine: a long embankment along the Moskva River—a full 3.5 kilometers for strolling.

Wooden decks right over the water, viewing platforms, swings, and photo spots—the perfect place to stop and just enjoy the view.

If just walking isn't enough, you can play volleyball, work out on the exercise equipment, or go for a run along the river.

And for special moments, a real wedding garden with arches, an amphitheater, and a pavilion by the water has appeared here.

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