Sobyanin spoke about the progress of restoration work in Moscow

Last year, 144 historical monuments were restored in the capital, and since 2011 their number has reached 2,500. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin told about this in his channel in the MACH messenger.

Among the restored buildings is the museum-estate of Leo Tolstoy in Khamovniki. Here, experts have restored historical facades, wallpaper and stoves. In the Egyptian Pavilion at the Ostankino estate, the wooden frame was reinforced and about 700 square meters were restored. m of historical parquet. At the same time, the restorers made the most of the old preserved materials — as a result, less than 2% had to be added to the new dies. The Svoboda Factory club also underwent restoration: restorers restored the four-color facade and brought the original 80-meter lamps back to life. In addition, 4 pavilions at VDNH are among the restored facilities.

Restoration of historical residential buildings is also actively underway in the capital. Since 2020, almost 40 buildings have been restored. In 2025, they included the Broido house, to which complex mosaic icons from 20 thousand fragments of smalt were returned. In the coming year, the Moscow authorities plan to restore the Melnikov House, the hippodrome, and the Ostankino and Kuzminki manor ensembles.

"Moscow carefully preserves its heritage," summed up the mayor of the capital.

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