* The scene of the favorite movie "Three poplars on Ivy" takes place right here. On the tour, we will remember the film and the main characters, under the windows of that very house, once again worrying about the failed love of collective farmer Nyura and taxi driver Sasha. But this Moscow district is so rich in history that we will definitely get lost in its numerous alleys to see a real miracle – the wooden Palibin house, which has been decorating the city with its facade with incredible ornaments since 1818, and next to it an Art Nouveau apartment building erected at the end of the century, where the poet Andrei Bely ended his earthly days; a little in the distance, a church beckons us with golden domes, near which we recall the marriage of A. Chekhov to O. Knipper. Let's sit in the park, where there is a monument to the man who created the world-famous ensemble. We will walk along the embankment and admire the splendor of the city on the other side of the river from Mukhina Mountain.