The Deputy Mayor of Moscow spoke about the new audio guides of the My District program

A series of audio tours "Starry places of Moscow Districts" was presented in the capital, dedicated to such districts as Gagarinsky, Tagansky, Preobrazhenskoe, Filevsky Park, Babushkinsky and Pechatniki. This was announced by Deputy Mayor Natalia Sergunina.

"The project has already collected 30 audio guides. They were prepared as part of the Moscow Mayor's My District program," Natalia Sergunina said.

The project offers residents and guests of the capital to get acquainted with the history of the Izmailovo Estate, the Kuskovo Museum-Reserve, the Moskvich Cultural center, the mansion of merchant Vasily Nosov and other urban objects.

Separate issues tell about the main building of Lomonosov Moscow State University, the development of the Lyublino Estate museum, the creation of the Bakery No. 9 public space, as well as the architecture of the Palace on Yauza theater and concert hall. As part of the tour of the Savelki district, listeners are invited to learn about the features of the flute house, an example of Soviet modernism with a length of 516 m, which got its name for the characteristic projections of the stairwells.

Audio guides are posted on the website of the My Neighborhood program and are available on popular podcast platforms. Earlier, the resource published issues dedicated to the capital's parks, including Fili, Marino, Chermyanka and the park of the 50th anniversary of October.

The My District program is aimed at creating comfortable living conditions in every district of Moscow, including yard improvement, park development and the emergence of modern infrastructure within walking distance.

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