Cafe estate on Bolshaya Filevskaya. The estates of the Naryshkins, Kuntsevo and Fili. Embankment and beach
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Once I found myself in the west of Moscow, I decided to take a walk in Filevsky Park. It was once part of the vast estates of the famous Naryshkin family, who were close relatives of Emperor Peter the Great. They owned, among other things, two estates, Kuntsevo and Fili, which I want to talk about in more detail. What remains of the first estate is a dilapidated, heavily rebuilt house and the restored Znamensky Church, and in Fili you can see a real masterpiece of the “Naryshkin baroque” - the Church of the Intercession. This is where we will begin our walk. You can get to the temple from the Fili metro station by walking a little along Novozavodskaya Street. Already from a distance you can see a chic pink church, decorated with carved white stone decor.
It was built in 1690-1693, when these lands became the property of Peter the Great's uncle, Lev Kirillovich Naryshkin. Until now, scientists are arguing about who was the author of the project of such a stunning architectural object.
Some attribute the authorship to Yakov Bukhvostov, who similarly decorated the Assumption Cathedral in Ryazan and the Spassky Church in Ubory. Others claim that the architect of the Intercession Church in Fili was a certain Pyotr Potapov, who allegedly built Novodevichy Convent. Still others see a clear similarity of this church with the Church of the Sign in the center of Moscow, where the city residence of L.K. used to be. Naryshkina. Personally, the Intercession Church reminded me very much of Spassky in Ubory near Moscow. Likewise, there are several tiers, an open walkway, to which stairs lead and stunning white stone carvings decorating the windows and pediments of the building.
The upper church, which is open only in the warm season, now houses a branch of the museum named after. Andrey Rublev. However, I was unable to get there, since for some reason the stairs were closed. It’s a shame, because it was in the upper church that unique interiors were preserved, which were lost in the lower one. I walked around a little, the church is surrounded by a small green Park, where there are very few people.
A huge contrast with this ancient architectural masterpiece make up the modern towers of the Moscow City complex, which are visible in the distance.
Bolshaya Filevskaya Street goes by. Previously, people used this road to go on pilgrimage to the Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery in Zvenigorod. Walking along this street, you can get to another estate of Lev Kirillovich Naryshkin - Kuntsevo. She, along with the surrounding villages, was taken away by Peter the Great from the Miloslavskys and presented to her mother’s relatives - the Naryshkins. In 1744, Alexander Lvovich Naryshkin ordered the construction in Kuntsevo on the site of the old wooden church new stone Church of the Sign of the Mother of God. At the beginning of the 20th century, under the new owners of the Soldatenkov estate, it was rebuilt in a very rare neo-Byzantine style. Thus, the appearance of the renewed temple began to differ strikingly from what it was like under the Naryshkins. IN Soviet time The church was partially destroyed, it was restored already in the 90s of the 20th century. They say that only the floor has been preserved since 1913.
Opposite this temple, Filevsky Park stretches for several kilometers, also laid out at the end of the 17th century. Citizens love to walk in this park; there are recreation areas, cafes, well-groomed alleys and a cozy embankment. One of the ponds is still called Naryshkinsky.
For a long time I tried to find the remains of the main manor house, and only when I entered some sluggish construction site, I realized that the Naryshkin mansion was in front of me. Now it is an extremely sad sight, but once it was a stunning, very elegant building.
The building was rebuilt after the War of 1812 and later, in late XIX century, when the estate became the property of the entrepreneurs Soldatenkovs. It was built of wood, the roof was decorated with a belvedere. There were two wings on the sides, and the space around was decorated with a marble obelisk and statues of Juno and Jupiter. The Kuntsevo estate was visited by top officials of the state and members of the imperial family, as well as artists. Catherine II and Nicholas I's father-in-law, King Frederick William III, and Alexander II and his wife visited here. Visited Kuntsevo M.Yu. Lermontov, later L.N. Tolstoy, A. Herzen and N. Ogarev, artists A. Savrasov and I. Kramskoy painted views of the estate. Indeed, the house is located on a high hill, and if now there are thickets around and the Moscow River is practically invisible, then before the area was well-groomed and the plants were carefully looked after, and there was a convenient descent to the river.
In recent decades, the main manor house has burned down several times. Another fire in 2014 practically destroyed the building - only the walls remained, and although it has been officially restored since then, there has been no significant improvement in its appearance not visible. The statues have long disappeared from the park, and in the place of the obelisk stands a dusty plaster vase. It’s good that at least Filevsky Park has been preserved, which is a real green oasis in the west of Moscow. This is a wonderful place with an extraordinary hilly topography, its wooden stairs in some places are reminiscent of Kolomenskoye, perhaps the main house will someday be restored. I would like to hope so.
Fili Park is located in the west of Moscow and is one of the largest parks in the capital. Its area is 266.6 hectares. This is especially felt when you get there. Despite the numerous paved paths, it is quite possible to get lost there. Obviously, it’s crowded there on weekends, but when you get there on weekdays, you don’t feel very comfortable, because you find yourself practically in the forest, with not a soul around you. Indeed, 90% of the park's territory is occupied by green zones.
Immediately at the entrance to the park there is a bicycle rental.
The originality of the park is immediately felt. It is picturesquely located on the high bank of the Moscow River, the steep slopes of which are equipped with stairs for the convenience of visitors. I read that the name of this park was given by the Filka River, which is the right tributary of the Moscow River. True, now it is enclosed along its entire length (10 km) in a collector.
Probably in Filevsky Park you can confidently study the types of trees of the broad-leaved forest. Of course, the centuries-old linden, pine, oak, maple and birch trees are amazing. In general - real Russian nature. True, on the eve of my walk to the park there was a strong hurricane and many old trees were knocked down.
Barbecue area
Have you ever wondered why many of our parks are called cultural and recreation parks? Very strange name, inherited from the USSR. Recently, they can rather be called parks of cleanliness and recreation, since much has been done to improve them. This also applies to Fili Park, where there are chic wooden tables with huge benches near cast-iron barbecues. There are trash cans right there. All for " cultural recreation» Muscovites and guests of the capital!
Embankment and beach
Having gone down the steep stairs straight to the Moscow River, I found myself on the embankment. Life here is completely different - some run, some ride bicycles, some walk, some fish. After talking with the fisherman, I learned that there are rudd, roach, catfish, bream and perch here. Avid fishermen - they know everything.
There is a boat station on the embankment, but, unfortunately, it is only a rescue one. It was not possible to go on a boat ride.
I was pleasantly surprised by the beach area right on the banks of the Moscow River. Here I saw several swimming pools, as they say, heated, comfortable sun loungers, showers, changing cabins, exercise equipment and even summer cafe. In general, everything to have a comfortable time. Yes, I also noticed a sandy sports ground for playing mini-football. There is also a basketball court nearby.
At first, the Moscow authorities wanted to make the beach area free, but then, apparently, they changed their minds.
Here are the prices on the beach (prices valid for June 2013):
- Monday - Thursday (full day) - for adults - 200 rubles, for children - 150 rubles;
- Friday-Sunday (full day) - for adults - 300 rubles, for children - 200 rubles;
- swimming pool + sun lounger on a pontoon - 500 rub.
The beach is open from 9.00 to 20.00.
Bicycles for rent
Since we're talking about prices, I'll also mention bicycle rentals. Cost - 150 rubles per hour. In general, if you relax with comfort and entertainment for the whole family, then you can easily part with a decent amount of money in the park.
But you can relax completely free of charge, just contemplating the wonderful nature, breathing fresh air and remembering your native history.
Naryshkin Estate
After suppressing the Streltsy rebellion, Peter I gave his uncle, Lev Kirillovich Naryshkin, the former estate of Prince Miloslavsky. Lev Kirillovich built himself an estate here in the European style - with ponds and greenhouses. There were marble figures around, and the house was surrounded by a regular park.
The Naryshkins owned the estate for 175 years.
The house itself has been preserved in good external condition, but everything else, unfortunately, has been irretrievably lost. Now, of course, it is difficult to imagine how the carriages drove up to the main entrance and ladies in crinolines got out of them. IN different time, in the 17th - early 19th centuries. Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, Catherine II and the Prussian king Frederick William III visited here.
But it is quite possible to appreciate an example of early classicism architecture even now.
Naryshkinsky Pond
Not far from the estate there is a small pond. That's what it's called - Naryshkinsky. Its area is not very large - 90 m in length and 55 m in width. However, its shores are very picturesque. Around it there are numerous benches where you can sit, relax and admire the beautiful trees bordering its banks. There are spreading willows and spherical willows here. And literally not far from the shore I noticed a Manchurian nut, which I was sincerely surprised by. Apparently it was brought by someone Far East. I noticed a red oak. It is so holly, native to North America.
Ducks swim in the pond, and fishermen sit on the shore and catch crucian carp and rotan.
There is also a cozy cafe where you can have a tasty snack and even read a book. By the way, Naryshkinsky Pond is described in the novel “On the Eve” by I. S. Turgenev, who often walked here.
How to get from the metro:
Fili Park (Bolshaya Filevskaya Street, 32) is so large that you can get to it from three metro stations at once:
- Bagrationovskaya - 1.03 km;
- Pionerskaya - 1,093 km;
- Filevsky Park - about 300 m.
Advantages: good kitchen, excellent service, ideal location, nice atmosphere
Disadvantages: no
Hi all! Thank you for reading my review! Today I would like to tell you about a cafe called “Usadba”, located in Moscow in Filevsky Park. I only had the opportunity to visit this establishment once. But it made an extremely pleasant impression on me.
Well, you know that feeling when you like a place so much that you plan to return there in the future, and perhaps even more than once? So, I liked the wonderful “Manor” so much that I decided that the wedding that my husband and I are planning to have in April of this year will definitely take place in this wonderful establishment, which is located in one of the most picturesque corners of our capital!
The Usadba cafe is located in Fili-Kuntsevo Park - one of the most picturesque corners of nature in the west of Moscow, where every connoisseur of aesthetics can enjoy views of the high banks of the Moskva River and the Filevskaya floodplain.
It seems to me that anyone who decides to visit this establishment will find something special here. For some, “Usadba” will definitely be remembered for its delicious cuisine, because the local chefs with ten years of experience really know a lot about their business. For others, the Usadba cafe will stand out from the rest thanks to its original interior. Whatever the purpose of visiting this cafe, among many Muscovites “Usadba” has long managed to gain a reputation as a worthy place to relax.
The cafe opens its welcoming doors from eleven o'clock in the morning and is open until midnight. The establishment is open every day, seven days a week. You can get to it either by car or by metro. Then you will need to get off at Molodezhnaya or Kuntsevskaya stations.
This establishment really is great place for large events and lavish celebrations. Clients always make concessions here. In particular, if you wish, you can bring your own alcoholic drinks or water. For those wishing to celebrate a wedding at the Usadba, the services of a professional florist are provided to decorate the banquet hall as the newlyweds would do it.
Of course, the main feature of this establishment and its main feature is the convenient location of the cafe - surrounded by a park, it provides all the conditions to enjoy the beauty of nature and take a break from the bustle of the city.
The interior of Usadba is also very memorable. The cafe itself looks like a modern-style house located on the shore of an ancient pond.
Inside, everything is decorated in light colors, the furniture is very elegant, made from environmentally friendly materials. Large panoramic windows allow you to admire nature outside the window. But in the warm season, I would still highly recommend taking a table on the veranda - this atmosphere will be especially wonderful for romantic date couple in love)).
The cafe itself is designed more in the Russian style, so it is not surprising that they have an emphasis on Russian cuisine, or rather even the presentation of the establishment.
Prices here are above average. But when we visited the cafe, there were a lot of people. This means that many people really like it, which I am not at all surprised by. The menu can be found on the establishment's website.
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Along the right bank of the Moscow River, 280 hectares of Filevsky Park or Fili Park stretches 5 kilometers long. “Fili” is located on the site of the once existing villages of Fili, Kuntsevo and Mazilovo and is part of the Moskvoretsky natural and historical park.
Story
As is known from the chronicles of the second half of the 15th century, the lands on which the village of Fili was located were owned by the boyar Peter Dobrynsky and donated them to Metropolitan Jonah of Moscow. In the first half of the 17th century, the mistress of the Fili lands was Princess Irina Mstislavskaya, and after her death Fili passed into the royal domain.
After Peter I handed over the villages of Fili and Kuntsevo to Lev Naryshkin, the transformation of these territories began. For almost two centuries, the Naryshkin family owned the lands of Fili-Kuntsevo. During this time, a manor house with a tower and a stone church with a regular park were erected. The park was quickly developed - gardens and greenhouses were created, ponds and squares were laid out. It is worth noting the construction of the Church of the Sign of the Mother of God and the Great Manor House.
In the 19th century, Filevsky Park was owned by Moscow textile manufacturer and book publisher Kozma Soldatenkov.
Sights and recreation in Filevsky Park
The air in the park is clean and fresh, like in a forest. Locals That’s how they say “go to the Filevsky forest.” By the way, before the park was recognized as a monument of landscape art in 1978, people came here to pick mushrooms and look at the moose, who felt calm in their familiar wild environment.
Kuntsevo settlement
Interesting historical place Filevsky Park is the Kuntsevo settlement. From this archaeological site There are still earthen ramparts and ditches dating from the 11th to 13th centuries. During excavations in these places, ancient tools for casting metals, jewelry, bone products, parts of buildings and a palisade from the 5th to 8th centuries were found. The Kuntsevo settlement is located in the west of Filevsky Park, on a cape between two ravines, on the right bank of the Moscow River (entrance from Krylatskaya Street).
Terrible beliefs are associated with the Kuntsevo settlement. This place was considered a pagan temple, and therefore is called cursed. There is a legend that the Church of the Intercession of the Virgin Mary, built here, disappeared underground along with the cross in just one night. No trace of her was ever found. And in the streams near the settlement today you can find belemnites (fossils similar to dart tips) or “ damn fingers", as they are popularly called.
Voskresensky wrote about the hill of the Kuntsevo settlement in his novel “The Damned Place”.
Naryshkin estate in Kuntsevo
Another historical landmark is currently under reconstruction and is an object cultural heritage. This is the Naryshkin estate built in 1744.
The Naryshkins owned the Kuntsevo territories from 1690 to 1865. They built the main manor house, laid out a garden and a greenhouse, and also built the Church of the Sign of the Virgin. The main house was made of wood and was badly damaged during the fire of 1812. A few years later it was restored, and the front yard was decorated with wings in the Empire style.
Many eminent personalities stayed here, including Catherine the Great, the Prussian king Frederick William III, and Emperor Alexander II.
In the 70s of the 19th century, Kozma Soldatenkov became the owner of the estate. He builds a new house, installs statues of Juno and Jupiter, as well as an obelisk made of marble.
In 1976, the Kuntsevo estate experienced another fire. The main house is being restored from brick.
By the way, the original statues that once adorned the estate have survived to this day. You can see them in the House of Burganov museum.
Fire pillboxes
During the Great Patriotic War, a defense line passed through the territory of Filevsky Park. This is evidenced by the found machine gun caps and long-term firing points - pillboxes. The pillboxes have now been restored, and events dedicated to wartime are being held at their location.
Active recreation
Filevsky Park - wonderful place for those who like to actively relax in winter and summer. For walking around picturesque places park in winter you can rent skis or skates, and in summer time bicycles, scooters, roller skates, Segways or electric cars. The rental is open every day from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and on weekends until 11 p.m., in two locations:
- at the main entrance to the park
- and from Bolshaya Filevskaya Street, next to the attractions.
You can rent transport for 30 minutes, 1 hour or day. Bicycles cost from 200 rubles, velomobiles from 250 rubles, a golf cart - 3000 rubles for half an hour, a children's electric car - 300 rubles for 10 minutes, a Segway - 800 rubles for 15 minutes. A detailed price list can be found on the official website of Filevsky Park.
After exploring the sights of Filevsky Park, walking along coniferous and deciduous alleys, you can sunbathe and swim in clean pools located on the water surface of the Moscow River. Two adults and one children's pool are open in summer season from 11 to 22 hours (on weekends from 10 to 22). A whole day of using the pool and sun loungers will cost 800 rubles (1000 rubles on weekends and holidays).
Next to the pools there is a volleyball court where anyone can try their hand at it.
The dance floor is always noisy and fun. Adults and children can take part in outdoor activities, yoga, recreational gymnastics or Nordic walking. Football or hockey games are held on the equipped sports ground. But adrenaline junkies will have a great time in Panda Park on a 20 meter high rope course.
IN pavilion "Pyramid", which is located next to the main entrance to the park (Barclay Street, 22), all year round There are entertaining master classes and celebrations, performances and concerts, seminars and lectures. The “Sphere” pavilion houses the “Filka” art studio. Here, children and adults are taught theater skills, personal growth training, dance clubs and much more. The art studio is open daily from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
There are many playgrounds in the park; children have plenty of places to climb and tumble. There is even a chess house where lovers of openings and gambits meet.
For the convenience of visitors, the park has a mother and child room, changing cabins in the beach area, cafes and restaurants.
Outdoor cinema
From May to October it is open in Filevsky Park summer cinema. It has a roof and seats, but no walls. Muscovites like movies in the open air surrounded by trees. The Karo-Fili cinema seats 250 people, everyone is given pillows and blankets for greater comfort when watching a movie.
Museum and Educational Center of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia
On the territory of Fili Park at st. Bolshaya Filevskaya, 32a, Russia’s first Museum and Educational Center of the Ministry of Emergency Situations began its work. All areas of the center are open and accessible to visitors.
The history of rescue work and the stages of its development in Russia are presented here. Those interested can use interactive firefighting training simulators, put on special firefighter clothing and try to put out a fire using a hydraulic tool.
Also on display are rare and modern fire and rescue equipment, in which you can sit, touch everything and feel like a rescuer, even for a few minutes. Children will definitely love it here.
In memory of the employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations who died in service, an Alley of Heroes was organized in the center.
The Museum and Educational Center of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is open on weekends from 10 to 18 hours, admission is free.
How to find the Ministry of Emergency Situations center in Filevsky Park
Moscow longevity
The “Moscow - City of Longevity” project takes place in Filevsky Park from March 1 to December 31, 2018. It is focused on the comprehensive development of older people, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and strengthening an active life position in old age. For people 50-55 years old, the park hosts computer master classes and classes English language, yoga, Nordic walking, fitness, dancing.