* A glorified area of happy Soviet childhood, dashing students, and an enlightened academic community. In addition to the most impressive views of the capital, the program provides an introduction to the textured architectural symbols of the time. On the route: the Palace of Pioneers, the headquarters of Yandex, Natalia Sats Children's Musical Theater, the Bolshoi Circus, the MSU campus, the scientific valley, the fundamental library, the main building, the legendary observation deck. There is only one name left from the picturesque village of Vorobyovo near Moscow. It was here, shortly after the end of the war with Napoleon, that they planned to build a majestic symbol of triumph — the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. In terms of size, the original temple was supposed to be the largest in the world. The soil was not allowed. For the same reason, today, in the vicinity of the legendary observation deck, we observe natural expanse, forests and lawns, and direct buildings. But each implemented object is piece-by-piece! In addition to the dominant high—rise, it is also the Palace of Pioneers, one of their early objects of the new Soviet modernist style, the brutal volume of the world's first children's musical theater with the bird of happiness at the height, the largest circus — all the best for children. The city of students begins across the avenue. The territory has been actively built up since the 1950s and continues to be developed to this day. The scientific valley of the university is growing at a rapid pace, and the volume of the new headquarters of Yandex is being formed. In general, as you understand, there is something to show, there is something to tell. The Vorobyovy Gory district provides a great chance to appreciate the vastness of the capital, the scale of the plans, and savor the panoramic views of the "best city on Earth."