Patriarch's Pond is a really nice, quiet little park in the middle of the city. It's worth visiting for a short walk around the water and to take in the neighbourhood. And if you've read Master and Margarita then you definitely have to pay it...More

That Pond is famous as was used in Bulgakov's work, so if you visited his apartment-museum, then it makes sense to come to Patriarch's Pond. If you didn't visit that museum, you still might want to come here to spend half-an-hour in a quiet spot...More

A nice place for meeting with friends, slow walks and and slow drinks in the local bars. It’s an island of quietness among the never ceasing activity of the city, where you feel like a Tesla after a night at the nuclear station.

This is a pleasant little place, a welcome green spot in an urban area, all be it a pleasant urban area. There are a number of cafes and restaurants near by. What struck me is that I could walk around it in less than five...More

A delight on a cool summer evening. This is a popular, pleasant, walkable neighborhood near many theaters, so you’ll be seeing more Muscovites and not so many tourists. A lot of happy people enjoying the park, but you can spot the fans of Bulgakov’s novel...More

I live close to Patriarch’s Pond and I often come just to walk around the pond. In the winter people ice skate on the pond, in the summer people sit on the grass and relax. It is very near the museum of modern art and...More

For those of tourists who are au fait with Makhail Bulgakov's masterpiece 'the Master and Margarita', this place has a prime importance as it all started at Patriarch's Ponds. Other than that, take your other half here to enjoy a lovely and peaceful walk near...More