About 300 monuments have been restored in Moscow in 15 years.

Since 2011, about 300 works of monumental art have been restored in Moscow, as well as more than 700 architectural and artistic tombstones and objects of the historical and military necropolis. This was announced by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin in his channel in the MAX.

In particular, monuments to Dr. Fyodor Haaz in Maly Kazennyj Lane, Nikolai Zhukovsky, the founders of hydro and aerodynamics, and Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, the founder of modern cosmonautics, on Leningradsky Prospekt, statesmen and military leaders Mikhail Kutuzov on Kutuzovsky Prospekt and Mikhail Frunze on Suvorovskaya Square have been restored. The sculptures "The Abduction of Proserpine" in Bolshoy Afanasyevsky Lane and "The Worker" on Vorontsovskaya Street were also restored. "The plans for this year are to put more than 10 monuments in order," Sobyanin said.

Earlier in March, the mayor announced that in 2025, the restoration of 144 architectural monuments in Moscow was completed, in total, restoration work on more than 500 sites. Among the restored monuments are the Kitay-Gorod wall with a tower, the Church of the Ascension and Peter's house in the Kolomenskoye estate, the eastern wing of the Vorontsovo estate, the Nikolai Durasov Palace in Lyublino, the Swiss house in Kuskovo, the Leo Tolstoy house, the Tarasov city estate, the southwestern tower of the Danilovsky Monastery, the manor Rodion Koshelev and the architectural ensemble in Orlovo-Davydovsky lane.

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