Strogino is nearby. How to get to the recreation area “Stroginskaya Poyma. From metro station Shchukinskaya

Strogino is one of the rare residential areas of Moscow where people come to relax. There are no museums, theaters or galleries here, but where else within the city limits can you go wakeboarding, watch the games of the strongest European beach soccer teams, or swim without risking your health?

Trinity-Lykovo

The former village, and now part of the city, is very different from the rest of the area. At the beginning of the 16th century, on this site there was the village of Cherevkovo, which Vasily Shuisky gave to Prince Boris Mikhailovich Lykov. Lykov built a temple in the name Life-Giving Trinity and renamed the village New Troitskoye. Later, Peter I donated the village, along with the surrounding villages, to his uncle Martemyan Naryshkin. The area will see many prominent owners: the Razumovskys, the Buturlins, the Karzinkins. In 1960, the village became Moscow; Alexander Solzhenitsyn lived here at one time. Now it's private sector with townhouses and cottages, but their minority are mostly modest wooden or small brick houses with simple fences and vegetable gardens. There is even a stable. If you get to this part of Strogino, you will never guess that you are in a city and not in a holiday village.

Streets 1st and 2nd Lykovskie, Odintsovskaya

Trinity Church in Trinity-Lykovo

Built at the turn of the 17th-18th centuries, the church in the “Naryshkin Baroque” style is an architectural monument. It was built by order of the owner of the village of Trinity-Lykovo, Martemyan Naryshkin, who was the uncle of Peter I. They say that the foundation stone of the temple was laid by the emperor himself as a sign of respect for his relative. During the Patriotic War of 1812, the French destroyed the sanctuary. Afterwards it was restored, but in 1933 the Soviet government closed the church - although it did not demolish it. Now it is active.

Odintsovskaya, 24

Stroginsky Park

One of two huge parks in the area, located on the shore of a reservoir. There are sports and children's playgrounds, picnic areas, outdoor exercise equipment, but most importantly - sandy super beach Beach with Wi-Fi and Natalia Rumyantseva’s water ski club, which is the main training ground for water skiers, wakeboarders and wakeskaters. Also, the club has been hosting Moscow and Russian championships in cable wakeboarding and wakeskating for many years. There is a five-point rig, a slalom course and two reversible rigs. In winter, when the river freezes, everyone goes skiing and skating.

Mon 16.00-22.00 (the first Monday of the month is a technical day), Tue-Fri 14.30-22.00, Sat-Sun 12.30-22.00. One hour of skiing costs 1000 rubles on weekdays and 1200 on weekends. The whole day, regardless of the day of the week, costs 2000 rubles.

Small Stroginsky Bay, next to Isakovskogo, 37, building 1

Stroginskaya floodplain

The Bay of the Moscow River with an area of more than 165 hectares. This is the widest body of water in the city: its length from west to east is almost 2 kilometers, and from north to south - 1.25 kilometers. An almost real sea, wonderful recreation areas, a beach, the opportunity to windsurf and a yacht port attract residents of the entire city.

The Windsurf club is open from 12:00 until dark in the summer, and from 10:00 on weekends. The cost of equipment rental is from 700 rubles per hour.

Yacht port: Tvardovskogo, vl. 16

Yantar Stadium

At the beginning of July, the 2016 Euroleague beach soccer stage took place here. The Russian team beat the Swiss team in the final in a penalty shootout. In addition, the sports complex has a 25-meter swimming pool, a gym, a football field with high-quality artificial turf, a basketball court and an ice arena. Premises and sites can be rented.

Marshala Katukova, 26

SU-100

Many local residents make appointments at the SU-100, a self-propelled artillery unit from the Great Patriotic War, installed on a pedestal as a monument to the defenders of Moscow. So, if you hear this combination of letters and numbers, don’t be shocked, but just ask the locals: “Where is the tank here?” (because of the similarity with the SU-100 tank they call it that way).

Near Marshal Katukov, 28

Cafes and bars

As in most residential areas, chain establishments are mostly opening in Strogino. Most often, locals go to “Chaikhona No. 1” (Marshala Katukova, 23), Maki-Maki (same address) and the billiards club “Transit of Time” (Kulakova, 20, building 1).

Strogino - district and intracity municipality in Moscow. Located in the North-Western Administrative District, not far from the Moscow Ring Road, on the right bank of the Moscow River. According to the administrative-territorial division of Moscow, until 1991 the Strogino microdistricts were part of the Khoroshevsky (until the end of the 1980s - Voroshilovsky) district. Neighboring districts are Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo (in the north), Shchukino (in the east), Khoroshevo-Mnevniki (in the southeast), Krylatskoye (in the south), Kuntsevo (in the west). Strogino and Shchukino are connected by the Stroginsky Bridge. There is a metro station of the same name in the area. Due to the river, beach, sports facilities, it is favorite place rest for Muscovites. Residents are called Stroga residents.

The first mention of the village, on the site of which Strogino is located, dates back to 1570 and 1573. Initially the village was called Ostrogino. Perhaps the name came from the word ostrog, or from the non-calendar personal name Ostrog. Since the 19th century, the village received the name Strogino. It became part of the territorial structure of Moscow in 1960. In 1977, construction of multi-storey residential buildings began. In 1991, after the commissioning of a new administrative division, the Strogino residential area and the village of Troitse-Lykovo formed one municipal district, which became part of the North-Western administrative district city of Moscow.

Population

Coat of arms of the district

The coat of arms of the district was approved by order of the prefect of the North-West Administrative District No. 6843-rp dated December 14, 1998. Heraldic description: “In a blue shield of the Moscow form there is a field with a narrow golden border, a crossed golden rod of Mercury in the left baldric and a spear with a trident upward. Under the shield on a blue ribbon is the inscription in gold letters “Strogino.” The blue field means the reservoirs located in the area, the narrow border symbolizes the picturesque shores. The stockade indicates fishing local residents, as well as about one of the versions of the origin of the name of the village of Strogino. The Rod of Mercury symbolizes a shopping center on the Moscow River, which was the village of Strogino.

Stroginskoye Highway (Stroginsky Bridge), Marshal Katukov Street, Isakovskogo Street, Tallinskaya Street, Stroginsky Boulevard (Strogino metro station), Tvardovskogo Street, Kulakova Street, Nemansky Proezd, Marshal Vorobyov Street, Marshal Proshlyakov Street (former passage No. 607), 1st Lykovskaya street, 2nd Lykovskaya street, 3rd Lykovskaya street, Odintsovskaya street, Road of Life alley, Marshal Zhukov avenue, Turkmensky proezd, MKAD, Myakininsky proezd.

Infrastructure

Public cultural and sports facilities

Cinema "Tajikistan" (demolished, in its place it is planned to build a cultural and leisure center). Stadium "Yantar". Sports center "Kometa". Sports Palace (including the “Figure Skating Center of coach Elena Tchaikovskaya”). Water ski stadium. Yacht port "Strogino".

The district and at the same time the municipal district - Strogino, is located in the North-Western Administrative District on the right bank of the Moscow River. Territory area - 16.84 km², number of living population - 158,802 person. The neighboring districts are: Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo, Shchukino, Khoroshevo-Mnevniki, Krylatskoye, Kuntsevo.

Main highways of the district: Stroginskoe highway, st. Marshala Katukova, st. Isakovskogo, st. Tallinskaya, Stroginsky Boulevard, st. Tvardovskogo, Nemansky proezd, st. Marshala Vorobyova, st. Marshal Proshlyakova , Road of Life alley, MKAD, Myakininsky proezd.

One of the main advantages of Strogino is its status as a center water activities Moscow and region. The area is considered environmentally friendly, with an abundance of green areas. The most popular among Muscovites are Rublevsky Forest and Stroginskaya floodplain. Half of the entire perimeter of the area passes along the river, which in certain areas forms two large bays: Kirovsky and Stroginsky. Extensive recreational zones, in total, occupy more than half of the territory of Strogino.

The transport system in the area is quite convenient. There is a metro station "Strogino", trams (4 routes), buses (more than 15 routes), trolleybuses and river transport. Based on the totality of all indicators, Strogino is considered the most prestigious district of the North-Western Administrative District, even despite its considerable distance from the city center.

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There are not many water recreation areas within the city limits of Moscow. The Stroginskaya floodplain is one of the few that welcomes vacationers on its banks, especially in the summer. This a nice place, has for quality rest. Here sandy beaches, several equipment rental stations for aquatic species sports.

The Stroginskaya floodplain is located in Northwestern district Moscow. The nearest metro stations are Strogino, Shchukinskaya, Krylatskoye. Let's figure out how to get to the Stroginskaya Poima, which is also called the Great Stroginsky Backwater.

Recreation area "Stroginskaya floodplain" on the map (direction)

Directions to the recreation area "Stroginskaya Poyma"

The recreation area can be reached in different ways.

From Strogino metro station

On foot

The closest station to your destination is Strogino. It will be pleasant to walk through this area, it is green and well-groomed. And the air is considered the cleanest in Moscow.

You need to exit the metro towards Tallinskaya Street. As you rise into the city, you will find yourself in a small park that stretches to the intersection with Tallinskaya Street.
You need to cross the road and end up on the side of the Institute of Electronics and Mathematics. If you are facing the institute, you need to turn right and go straight to the Yantar stadium.
Before the stadium, turn left and enter the park.
In the park, move forward; the road will go diagonally.
When you reach the Tank cafe, turn right and move along the trees until you reach the beach.

From the Strogino metro station to the Stroginskaya floodplain it takes about 30 minutes to walk, the distance is 2.5 kilometers.

By bus

Exit the metro from the eastern vestibule or towards Tallinskaya street. There is a stop not far from the exit public transport, where there is bus No. 310 and minibuses 358k and 584k.

Take any of the options offered. You will have to drive 4 stops and get off at the Water Ski Stadium.
Walk straight along Stroginskoe Highway in the opposite direction to the direction of the bus you arrived on.
Walk to a landscaped alley. The barrier installed at the entrance will serve as a guide.

From metro station Shchukinskaya

Walking route

You need to exit the metro onto Novoschukinskaya Street. Shopping mall Scarlet Sails should stay across the street from you.
There will be an Olivier supermarket and McDonald's nearby. Leave them alone left hand and move towards Novoshukinskaya street.
Continue forward towards the Moscow River.
Cross the Moscow Canal along the Stroginsky Bridge and continue until it intersects with the Road of Life Alley.
At the entrance to the park you will see a barrier. Come here and move forward.
Then turn left and reach the beach. Walking route about 3.1 kilometers and will take you 40 minutes.

By bus

From the Shchukinskaya metro station you can get to the recreation area by buses No. 137, 277, 310, 638, 640, 687, 798.
The stop from which the necessary buses run is located next to the large Scarlet Sails store. Therefore, when you rise from the metro, look for signs to this shopping center.
The stop is located to the right of the exit, but you need to walk a few meters ahead to get to it.
You need to travel 2 stops on any of the listed buses and get off at the Water Ski Stadium.
Now you need to cross the road, this is Stroginskoye Highway. The pedestrian crossing will be close to the stop.
As soon as you cross, turn half a turn over your right shoulder and head straight ahead until it intersects with a landscaped alley. The barrier installed at the entrance will serve as a guide.
Continue forward and take the first left and after a few meters you reach the beach.

By car

From the Moscow Ring Road

The most convenient way to get to the recreation area by car is to follow the Moscow Ring Road. It doesn’t matter which side of the motorway you are moving from, you need to exit onto Leningradskoye Shosse.

Follow it towards the city center and get to the Sokol metro station, next to which there is an exit to Volokolamskoye Highway.
You need to get to the alternate route of this road and get to Infantry Street. Turn left and go to Shchukinskaya street.
Here turn right and go to the Shchukinskaya metro station.
Head towards Novoshukinskaya Street and follow it to the Stroginsky Bridge.
Next you get to Stroginskoye Highway. Go straight. On the way, follow the sign “Yacht Club Nord-West”.
Turn left at the sign and move forward.

Find a place to park your car and go down to the water. You can walk along the alley to the beaches or choose appropriate place for a picnic.

From the center

If you get to the Stroginskaya floodplain by car from the city center, you can get there along the Leningradskoe highway or along the Zvenigorodskoe highway. If you choose the second option, the route will be as follows.

Moving on Garden Ring, follow the Mayakovskaya metro station sign or 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya street.
After Belorussky railway station take the alternate route to Leningradskoye Shosse. Continue along it until the exit to Begovaya Street.
Take this street and drive until the exit to Zvenigorodskoye Highway.
This highway smoothly flows into Mnevniki Street, we continue moving along it.
On your right there will be a McCafe, and in front of you, People's Militia Street with many exits runs perpendicularly.
You need to head to the alternate road of Marshal Zhukov Avenue. This means from Mnevniki Street after passing McCafe you should take a diagonal right and move straight to Zhivopisnaya Street.
Turn right at the intersection with Akademika Bochvara Street. Continue straight along this street.
At the intersection with Marshal Novikov Street, turn left and exit onto Novoschukinskaya Street, and you will again make a left turn at the traffic light.
Go along Novoschukinskaya Street through the Stroginsky Bridge and exit onto Stroginskoe Highway. On the way, follow the sign “Yacht Club Nord-West”.
Turn left at the sign and move forward. Find a place to park your car and go down to the water. You can walk along the alley to the beaches or choose a suitable place for a picnic.

Recreation area "Stroginskaya floodplain" perfect place for relax. Getting there is not difficult, choose a route convenient for you and enjoy your holiday on the banks of the Moscow River.