Sergunina summed up the results of the Moscow Estates Festival

The Moscow Estates Festival, which took place in the capital from June 1 to September 14, was attended by about 900 thousand people. This was announced by Deputy Mayor Natalia Sergunina.

"This year's summer festival season attracted even more people than last year: about 900,000 people," the deputy mayor said. She noted that Muscovites and tourists attended open-air performances and concerts, participated in creative workshops, and got acquainted with the ancient traditions and history of the capital's estates.

The event poster included over 2 thousand events. They were held in more than 50 locations. The list of the most popular ones includes the Tsaritsyno Museum—Reserve, the Kuskovo Estate, and the Bauman Garden, Sergunina said. At the venues, visitors could join literary readings, try on historical costumes and take memorable photos in a retro studio, learn how to dance a polonaise or waltz.

One of the most ambitious projects was the musical program "Manor Masterpieces" at the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve. Also popular was the series of events "New Classics in Kuskovo", which took place on the final days of the festival.

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