Four new sports complexes have been opened in Moscow

After the reconstruction, four sports complexes were opened in Moscow at once, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said on his channel in the IACH. The Coral was renovated in the Krasnoselsky district, the Pearl sports complex in Mitin, Penguins in Biryulyovo Zapadny and Dmitrovsky in the district of the same name were also reopened.

The complexes have been upgraded as part of the city program, the mayor noted. At the moment, specialists have already updated 34 facilities. Another 20 are expected to be restored before the end of the year. "In addition, 47 new facilities will be added to Moscow's sports infrastructure. These are mainly sports complexes located in residential areas and intended for local residents," Sobyanin wrote.

Every sports complex has been renovated inside and out. The building's facade, glazing, roof, and engineering systems have been updated at Coral. The complex has two upgraded swimming pools, 25 m long with five lanes and 11.5 x 6 m wide. The building is also equipped with a gym, choreography and martial arts halls.

Two swimming pools and a sports hall have been upgraded in the Zhemchuzhina sports complex in Mitin. In Biryulyovo Zapadny, the renovated Penguins sports complex has an ice field, a throwing zone and an OFFP zone. The Dmitrovsky complex has three gyms for rhythmic gymnastics, cheer sports and karate.

At the end of November 2025, a new Aquaris sports complex with a swimming pool and a hall for group classes was opened in Zyablikov at the request of residents. Swimming and water aerobics classes have already started in the building. There will also be sections on acrobatic rock and roll and modern choreography, rhythmic gymnastics, judo and yoga.

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