Excursion by tram. Interesting routes with metropolitan attractions. An excursion of your choice for an adult or a child from the tram-tavern “Annushka Tram Annushka excursion

During the tour of Bulgakov's Moscow, you will ride on tram "302-BIS" and see the main places where the action of "The Master and Margarita" took place: Patriarch's Ponds, Griboyedov's house, the mansion that became the prototype of MASSOLIT and much more. An experienced guide will tell you about the history of the creation of the imperishable work and the life of the writer himself. The program will end with a visit to the Bulgakov House Museum.

One of the most famous novels of the 20th century, “The Master and Margarita,” remains a reference book for many generations. The mystical and mysterious story invariably fascinates the reader. And we offer to see with your own eyes the places where the events described by Bulgakov took place.

The red tram “302-BIS” will take you to the key locations of “The Master and Margarita”.

During the tour you will see:

- Patriarch's Ponds, where Mikhail Berlioz and Ivan Bezdomny argued with Woland about the existence of Christ,

- Griboedov's house, where the literary organization MASSOLIT was located,

You will also learn about the role that the main artery of Moscow played in the writer’s works and his life - Tverskaya street.

The tour will end with a visit to the museum. "Bulgakov's House", in which you will hear the history of the most mystical building in the capital, drop a note in the “Love Mail” and, if you’re lucky, you will personally meet the cat Hippopotamus.

The guide will tell you about the life of M.A. Bulgakov and the history of the creation of a cult work, which had a great influence on the entire Russian culture of the 20th and 21st centuries.

If you know what Annushka’s mistake led to and can accurately determine the freshness of fish, this excursion is for you! We guarantee: not a single Berlioz will be harmed.

Children under 14 years of age will only be able to participate in the company of responsible adults.

What places will you see:

Patriarch's Ponds

Griboyedov's House

Tverskaya street

Museum Theatre "Bulgakov House"

Organizational details:

Tickets can be booked no later than five hours before the start of the tour. We advise you to do this in advance before places run out.

Technically, this is not a tram, but a stylized bus, but this only makes the trip more comfortable

• Type of excursion: group
• Schedule: See calendar
• Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
• Russian language
• Price: 815 RUR per person
• Meeting point: Bolshaya Sadovaya, 10
• Included:

  guide services
  transport service

The material was prepared by the project In Moscow Groups of RIA Novosti sites >>

Summer in Moscow is already coming to an end, but during the remaining warm days, Muscovites can still manage to do a lot of interesting things. We offer ten unusual options for excursions around Moscow for those who are tired of the usual walking or bus trips.

On bicycles

This year, cycling in Moscow is experiencing almost a rebirth - bicycle paths, parking lots and rentals of “iron horses” are appearing. Therefore the creation excursion tours cycling around the capital became a logical continuation.

The city hosts both simple bicycle excursions and bicycle rides in the format of educational games (“bike quests”). The schedule of these events can be found on the website.

Games are played in teams of 1 to 5 people, all participants move around the city on bicycles. The essence of the game is to find all the places inside the Garden Ring, encrypted in the quest tasks in the minimum time. The team that correctly solves all the tasks the fastest wins. The game is played during the day, the maximum playing time is 5 hours. You can participate in the game either on your own bike or on a rental one. The team contribution to participate in the game is 1000 rubles.

While pedaling you can not only enjoy the architectural heritage of Moscow, but also. The cost of such an excursion is 400 rubles with your own bicycle and 900 rubles with rental. For those who want to independently explore Moscow on a two-wheeled friend, the company has developed separate cycling routes that anyone can explore.

On Segways

In Moscow, these unusual electric scooters are still rare, but in the West they are even used in work - for example, by police officers or postal workers.

For those who are already familiar with this scooter and have long wanted to try riding it, the Segwayfan company decided to combine business with pleasure and came up with sightseeing tours of the capital or photo promenades on Segways. You can take a group or individual tour. The group consists of two to eight people, not counting the accompanying instructor.

Excursions begin at 5:30 am, last “check-in” at 20:30; The trip lasts about two hours. True, such excursions are not cheap - 3,500 rubles.

On electric vehicles

Starting this summer, visitors to the Kolomenskoye Estate Museum can book a sightseeing tour in an electric car. Excursions start from the Spassky Gate and last from 10-15 minutes to 45 minutes, depending on the choice of route. You can ride an electric car every day except Monday. Ticket prices range from 100 to 250 rubles; beneficiaries are offered a discount.

Ticket price for horse-drawn carriages: 100 rubles for adults and 50 rubles for children under 7 years old. Horseback riding will cost 100 rubles, as well as a pony ride.

wrote in November 25th, 2016

You can also take a quite interesting, short walk-excursion around Moscow by tram. For example, along the route of tram A (as well as 3, 39) from Paveletskaya metro station to Chistye Prudy metro station.
The route runs along Novokuznetskaya Street. Immediately on the left we see the 1st mansion of P.A. Bachurina - I.E. Smirnova (Novokuznetskaya St., 40). It was originally P.A.'s mansion. Bachurina, who later transferred to I.E. Smirnova. The left part of the mansion was built in 1890 according to the design of architect S.V. Sherwood - son of the famous creator of the building Historical Museum. The right side of the building was erected by architect S.F. Voskresensky in 1913, who had previously worked in the Art Nouveau style, but by the time he worked on Novokuznetskaya Street he had switched to neoclassicism. time of work on Novokuznetskaya Street, which turned to neoclassicism.



Next (Novokuznetskaya street, 38) - 2. Intercession Cathedral - Cathedral Russian Ancient Orthodox Church. After the proclamation of the manifesto on religious tolerance in 1905, active construction of new Old Believer churches began, including in Moscow. In 1908, in Zamoskvorechye, with funds from F.E. Morozova, a plot of land was purchased, on which on October 12 a temple was founded for the local Old Believer community. The building design was created by the architect V.P. Desyatov. The church was consecrated on September 26, 1910.

A little further on the left (Novokuznetskaya street, 26 building 1) 3. a residential building, which is as atypical for modern Moscow as it is typical for old Moscow. This is an example of a type of semi-stone residential building common in Russian architecture. This brick, originally one-story house was built in the first half of the 19th century as an outbuilding on a large estate. In 1875, the architect K. A. Kozmin built a wooden floor over the stone outbuilding for the new owner of the estate, merchant, hereditary honorary citizen Timofey Terentyevich Volkov.

4. Almost opposite (on the right along the way) the Mansion of K.P. Bakhrushin (Novokuznetskaya st., 27/6, building 1). In 1891, the old property was bought by Konstantin Petrovich Bakhrushin, the youngest son of the first guild merchant Pyotr Alekseevich Bakhrushin, one of the owners of the Association of Leather and Cloth Manufactories “Alexey Bakhrushin’s Sons”. in 1895-1896 the architect K.K. Gippius, who was the “home architect” of the Bakhrushins, is rebuilding the house for the family of Konstantin Petrovich in a lush, beautiful eclectic style.

5. At the “Vishnyakovsky Lane” stop there is the Orthodox St. Tikhon Humanitarian University (23 Novokuznetskaya str. 5a) with the Church of St. Nicholas.

Moving further on the left side we see two mansions behind one fence, the work of the architect I. I. Rerberg.
6. St. Novokuznetskaya, 14, building 8 - .V.S. Mansion Tatishchev, which was built in 1900 according to the design of V.V. Sherwood for wallpaper merchant Sergei Gavrilovich Protopopov. In 1911, the son of S. G. Protopopov Nikolai sold the plot to Count Vladimir Sergeevich Tatishchev (1865 - 1928). The count immediately began rebuilding the house, for which he invited the architect Gustav Avgustovich Gelrich. He changed both the decoration of the facade and the layout of the building, introducing neoclassical features into the eclectic decoration of the building.


7. Novokuznetskaya st., 12 - Mansion N.V. Urusova. It was built in 1912 by order of Natalya Vasilievna Urusova, the author of the project was the architect (military engineer by training) Ivan Ivanovich Rerberg.

Almost opposite on the right side
8. City estate A.V. Tselibeeva - M.D. Karpova (Novokuznetskaya st., 11 b2). It was built in the 1st half of the 19th century, in the post-fire period. It was a small city estate typical of that time - a two-story main house, standing along the red line of the street, to the right and left of it there are one-story outbuildings, behind the main house there is a courtyard with a garden. Until the end of the 19th century, the estate was owned by a family of merchants, the Tselibeevs, who came from Maloyaroslavets and were members of the Rogozh Old Believer community.
At the turn of the 19th – 20th centuries, the estate was purchased by Timofey Gennadievich Karpov, a hereditary nobleman. By his order, architect A.P. Vakarin rebuilt the main house in 1900, turning it into a small mansion, made in eclectic forms, with an original gable roof and elements of classical order decor on the facades.

The tram passes the Novokuznetskaya metro station, crosses the Obvodny Canal along the Komissariatsky Bridge and crosses the Moscow River.
When the tram leaves the Bolshoi Ustinsky Bridge, a view of the Kremlin opens up on the left, and closer to us we see
9. Educational Home (Kitaygorodsky Ave., building 9, building 1). Moscow owes the construction of the Orphanage to Ivan Ivanovich Betsky (1704-1795). The illegitimate son of Prince I. Yu. Trubetskoy, he studied at the Copenhagen Cadet Corps, and later traveled around Europe, where he became acquainted with the pedagogical theories of the encyclopedists. Upon his return, he proposed to Catherine II the project of an orphanage in Moscow for foundlings and street babies. The Orphanage was established on September 1, 1763, and its foundation took place on April 21, 1764, on the birthday of Catherine II, on Vasilievsky Meadow. The house was built from the stone of a dismantled fortress wall White City. The project involved the construction of two squares with courtyards connected to each other central building, called in French cordelloge. The author of the project remains unknown, it is assumed that St. Petersburg resident Yu.M. Felten. From 1764 to 1767, the architect K.I. Blank supervised the construction, and he also built the western square. Cordelozhi was built by architects invited by a major donor, P. A. Demidov. This is Y. A. Ananyin and serf I. Sitnikov. Giovanni (Ivan) Gilardi built part of the District Building along the eastern border of the site before 1801.

10. To the right from the bridge we see one of Stalin’s 7 high-rise buildings - a residential building on Kotelnicheskaya embankment (Kotelnicheskaya embankment, 1/15). In fact, the construction of this high-rise began in 1938, when, according to the design of architects D.N. Chechulin and A.K. Rostkovsky began the construction of the nine-story right wing along Kotelnicheskaya Embankment as an independent building. However, in 1948-1952 it was included in the new ensemble with a partial change in the front facade.

From the stop Yauzskie Vorota Square we see a little ahead and on the left the end of Solyanka Street, where we see
11.main house of the Bokov estate, early 19th century (Solyanka St., 15).

And straight ahead and to the right is the complex
12. City estate of A.A. Goncharova - Filippov. House of ancestors of Pushkin's wife N.N. Goncharova, for its beauty included in the famous “Architectural Albums” by M.F. Kazakova. (Yauzskaya St., 1/15, building 2, 3, 5) with the complex of the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Serebryaniki (Serebryanichesky lane, 1a, building 10).


The tram goes to the Boulevard Ring, the first boulevard is Yauzsky.
On right -
13. Apartment house and mansion of the heirs of I. N. Filippov (Yauzsky Boulevard, 13)

14. At the corner of Podkolokolny Lane and Yauzsky Boulevard (on the left along the way) Residential building of the Military Engineering Academy named after. V.V. Kuibysheva
(Podkolokolny lane, 16) designed by the famous architect Ilya Aleksandrovich Golosov. On both sides of the rectangular portal with an arch leading to the courtyard, there are two sculptures-allegories of the work famous sculptor Alexey Evgenievich Zelensky. A man with a book and a jackhammer, who, apparently, according to the author’s plan, “gnaws the granite of science,” and a woman with a rifle and a sheaf, “guarding the bins of our Motherland.”

We move to Pokrovsky Boulevard.
15. City estate of F.A. Tolstoy - Karzinkins (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 18/15, on the left side). In 1818, the merchant Andrei Sidorovich Karzinkin, who became rich in cotton fabrics, purchased a house from Count Fyodor Tolstoy.
At the end of the 19th century, the house was divided by brother and sister: the artist Elena Andreevna Karzinkina and her husband, writer Nikolai Dmitrievich Teleshov, lived on the first floor.

On the right side of the boulevard
16. Durasov's House (11 Pokrovsky Blvd.)
In the 1790s, a representative of an old Russian noble family, foreman Alexei Nikolaevich Durasov, built a mansion in the classicist style on Pokrovsky Boulevard.

Again we look at the left side of Yauzsky Boulevard.
17. Apartment house of Yu. T. Krestovnikova (Pokrovsky Blvd., 14/6)
In 1913, the architect I. German built a large apartment building in the neoclassical style on the corner of Pokrovsky Boulevard and Bolshoi Trekhsvyatitelsky Lane for Yulia Timofeevna Krestovnikova, daughter of Maria Fedorovna Morozova and Timofey Savvich Morozov.

18. House of Yu. T. Krestovnikova (sister of S. T. Morozov) (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 12). Rebuilt in the 1870s by architect V. A. Gamburtsev; rebuilt again in 1903 according to the design of the architect P. A. Drittenpreis.

On the right side of the boulevard we meet a magnificent classical building
19. Pokrovsky barracks (Pokrovsky Boulevard, 3). Their construction began on July 7, 1798, by decree of Emperor Paul I, who offered the city residents, in exchange for relief from the burdens of regular service, to voluntarily finance the construction of barracks. The construction was supervised by His Serene Highness Prince Alexander Andreevich Bezborodko. In 1801, construction of the house was completed. It is noteworthy that this is the first building in Moscow built specifically for barracks.

Again we look at the left side.
20. Residential house of the Medyntsev merchants (Pokrovsky Blvd., 8, building 1) House No. 8 was built in 1881 according to the design of the architect D.I. Pevnitsky.

Then the tram goes to Khokhlovskaya Square and Pokrovsky Gate. On Pokrovka street between the tram tracks
21. Hotel at the Pokrovsky Gate (Pokrovka St., 17, building 1)
The Pokrovsky Gate Square keeps in its name the memory of the gate in the wall of the White City. At the very beginning of the 19th century. by decree of Emperor Paul I for everyone former gate White City on white stone foundations of the 16th century. two-story hotels were erected, most likely according to the design of the St. Petersburg architect V.P. Stasova.

Then the tram leaves for Chistoprudny Boulevard. And immediately look to the left.
22. House with animals (Chistoprudny Boulevard, 14, building 3)
Former apartment building of the Trinity Church on Gryazekh. A seven-story, two-entrance brick residential building of pale green color.
Built in 1908-1909. designed by architect L. Kravetsky and civil engineer P.K. Mikini. Terracotta bas-reliefs of fantastic animals, birds and plants were made by the Murava artel according to sketches by the artist S.I. Vashkov - a student of Vasnetsov.

23. House of Kozhsindicate (Chistoprudny Boulevard, 12a, bldg. 1)
The constructivist building of the Kozhsindicate was built in 1925-1927. designed by architect A.P. Golubev with the participation of engineer E. Izrailovich.

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24. Sovremennik Theater (on the right side of the boulevard)
We look at the left side again. House No. 12, pp. 6, 7.
25. S.I. Pashkov’s estate of the early 19th century (facade along Potapovsky Lane). Here in 1811 the poetess E. P. Rostopchina was born. In 1831, the estate was visited by A. S. Pushkin and N. N. Goncharova.
26. Outbuilding of the estate of E. P. Kashkin - A. A. Durasova. (Arkhangelsky Lane, No. 12/8, building 1), facing Chistoprudny Boulevard, a two-story building from the early 18th century, the second floor was added between 1802 and 1806.
It is better to see all the buildings on the left side of the boulevard on the tram's way back from the Chistye Prudy metro station.

Tram excursions around Moscow were organized back in 1989. Since then, the tram-tavern “Annushka” has become an integral part of the Boulevard Ring. You are offered several options for a walk, differing in duration and theme. Let's tell you everything in more detail.

Sightseeing tours

Typically the tram tour lasts 3 hours. There are also longer walks - 4 and 5 hours. Depending on the place of departure, there are “burgundy” and “gold” routes. Detailed description You can read the routes and schedule on the Sputnik website. Along the way you will get acquainted with the following sights:

• Chistoprudny Boulevard.
• Pokrovsky Boulevard.
• Theater "Sovremennik".
• Garden Ring road.
• Danilovsky Monastery.
• Donskoy Monastery.
• Lomonosovsky prospect.
• Armen Dzhigarkhanyan Theater.

And many more famous places, which will slowly float past the windows of the tram and remain in your memory. Sightseeing walks have thematic accents: one on the history and modernity of Orthodoxy in Russia, the other on famous views of Moscow and the beauty of its architecture. Along the way, you will be offered traditional group games, popular in the 20th century: preference, crocodile, mafia, bachelor party, bachelorette party and others.

Thematic tours

For the weekend and holidays you can go on an author's walk:

• “Tram of Spring” is a historical musical program dedicated to Love, Spring and Moscow romance. You will pass along famous route And, remember Lyubov Orlova and Faina Ranevskaya, cult films and music from them. This is a real holiday and nostalgia to celebrate the coming of spring. The tram makes stops where you can take photos against the backdrop of the thriving city and its monuments.
• The historical route is a ring from Kaluga Square through Chistye Prudy and back. The TATRA T3 tram is stylized to resemble the times of the New Economic Policy. Our guide will try to completely immerse you in the Soviet past of the early 20th century.
• “The Century of Moscow Life from the Tram Window” is a walk telling the history of the tram from tsarist times to the present. You will learn about the life of the capital before the Revolution, about the beginning of the formation of the USSR, about the colorful times of Bulgakov and the sixties. The guide will tell you about the history of the high-rise building on Kotelnicheskaya embankment and the Danilov Monastery, Chistye Prudy, Pokrovsky Boulevard and other iconic places in Moscow that make up its special charm.

You will be offered cold and hot drinks during the excursion. You will enjoy the guide's story accompanied by musical accompaniment of melodies of past years.

Booking details and travel schedules can be found on the Sputnik website. Call our managers by phone or write online.

"Moscow routes, familiar routes
Let's sit in the "bug" and wave at random:
In a wide circle, the Garden ring,
Through the narrow streets we’ll turn towards Arbat.”

Do you like to ride around the city on ground transport? I am very! When I have a choice between metro, tram/bus, I always choose the second option.
Can anything compare to a leisurely ride through the city streets? And if public transport still wandering around historical center when it’s so interesting to look at passers-by and familiar sights from the bus window - it’s absolutely priceless))
In any new place, I always choose to travel by public transport; I begin to look at the city and people with completely different eyes.

City portal I have put together an interesting selection of routes for connoisseurs like me. I am sharing with you, friends.

The shortest bus route is A
The length of this route, stretching from Academician Zelinsky Street to the Universitet metro station, is only a little more than 3 kilometers. A pedestrian at average speed can cover this distance in 30-40 minutes. But when you are in a hurry, there is no time for walking, so the bus is very necessary here, especially considering that its main function is to connect two metro lines. He does this quickly, as he drives on a road free of traffic jams. It stops moving at 10 pm.

Unique route - monorail
From the Timiryazevskaya metro station to Sergei Eisenstein Street or back, you can travel on the only monorail in Russia, which began operating in November 2004 as excursion route, because along it are located the entrance to the All-Russian Exhibition Center, the television center, the Sheremetev estate, and other Moscow attractions. Now about 20 thousand people use it every day. Metro tickets are valid here; you can transfer from the Timiryazevskaya and VVTs stations for free.

Tram route "Annushka" - A
This route has been operating for more than 100 years, and, undoubtedly, during this time it has become the most famous not only for Muscovites, but also for guests of the city. First, he walked along the Boulevard Ring, called “Ring A,” which Muscovites affectionately turned into “Annushka.” Then it changed its route several times and now starts from Kaluzhskaya Square and goes through the center of the capital to Chistye Prudy. Despite the change in direction, the people firmly attached the name to this route. Some readers of The Master and Margarita associate the name “Annushka” with the death of Berlioz, but in fact they have nothing in common. The peculiarity of “Annushka” is that it includes a restaurant car of the same name and the only one in Moscow.

Tram route No. 9 with a turnaround at a dead end
Not far from the Mendeleevskaya metro station there is an unusual tram route for Moscow, the trains of which consist of two coupled cars with 5 doors on each side. He walks along Lesnaya Street to the Belorussky Station. It was the large number of people and cars in the center, as well as the development of offices on the tram ring, that led to the use of the “push-pull” shuttle system, in which the cars, like in the subway, do not turn around, but travel back and forth, and the doors in them open on both sides .

The most tourist tram route is No. 39
The route of tram No. 39, like Annushki, begins at Chistye Prudy, then passes along the Boulevard Ring and ends at the University metro station. And it has always been this way, since its opening in 1963. It is touristy because, sitting in a tram car at the window, any tourist will see, passing, and where necessary, and getting out, old estates and houses, Donskoy and St. Daniel monasteries, Lomonosovsky and Leninsky prospects with their Stalinist buildings. And having arrived at the final point, everyone can walk to the main building of the legendary Moscow State University.

The most tourist trolleybus route is No. 7
Some Muscovites prefer to travel by trolleybuses, and if their tourists ask them to name a route convenient for them, they will, of course, recommend No. 7. It goes from Kaluga Square (near Gorky Park) to Victory Park. These stops themselves will interest guests of the capital, and having settled into the trolleybus, we drive along Leninsky Prospekt, then along Kosygina Street, then through observation deck Sparrow Hills, then at the Moscow State University building and along the embankment of the Moscow River to the Kievsky station, at which we turn onto Kutuzovsky Prospekt and move to the final station. Any stop is an opportunity to see old and new Moscow.

The most innovative tram route - No. 1 7
What innovations can there be in tram route? But they can: firstly, insulation of the canvas from road transport, secondly, a new technology for fastening rails and sleepers, thirdly, platforms for boarding and a tram step at the same level, fourthly, passengers are boarded at all doors. And fifthly, it is also planned to provide tram traffic lights for the “green wave” for ourselves. Don't believe that this can all happen? Take tram No. 17, which goes along the Ostankino-Medvedkovo route.

Trolleybus route "Bukashka" - B
Once upon a time, in 1912, on the Garden Ring, which was called “Ring B”, the place of horse-drawn cars was taken by a tram, which was replaced 25 years later by a trolleybus. Its route, naturally, was called “B”, but the name “Bukashka”, given by Muscovites to the tram, became familiar to the new type of transport. Now on the outside and inside Garden Ring passengers travel in trolleybuses with stencils “B-red” and “B-black”. On the outer route on Saturdays, paying no more for the fare than before, you will become a listener to bard songs.