Tram tour. Thematic tours

The travel agency "QUEST-TOUR" has approved a thematic schedule of excursions for the weekend and holidays 2018, with the historical route "Kaluga Square - Chistye Prudy". Thematic routes will be expanded in different areas, they will be aimed at increasing interest in the history of our capital and the history of Russia as a whole, as well as the implementation of programs in priority areas that will open up the following opportunities for the population and the younger generation;
- Providing all schoolchildren and representatives of other vulnerable segments of the population with the opportunity to visit socially significant sightseeing trips around historical places our capital.
- Awakening children's interest and love for the country, for its culture and history in which we live, the value of which is urban transport provided by SUE "Mosgortrans".
- Promoting interethnic, interfaith and intercultural communication, peace and harmony.

On our excursions you will travel to the distant past:

Musical and historical excursion program - "Spring Tram"
- Let's break into Spring to the sound of wheels - the Annushka tram.

"Tram of Spring"- exactly this romantic place Moscow. He remembers how they met spring in the old days, how they rejoiced in spring in the difficult post-war time, how Moscow streets in the 60s were filled with young people walking until the morning, and of course, he remembers all the heartfelt promises made to each other by lovers on his seats. For nearly a hundred years he has been traveling around Moscow. During this time he saw and heard a lot and he has something to tell you.
During the journey, which will take place along the legendary Moscow tram route "A", you will learn the love stories of famous Muscovites, pop artists, theater and cinema. Recall Lyubov Orlova, Faina Ranevskaya, the films "Pokrovsky Gates", "Office Romance", "Three Poplars on Plyushchikha", "Master and Margarita". All these films, famous actors and Moscow spring are absolutely impossible without songs. We will remember them, creating a festive spring mood.
During the sightseeing break in a relaxed atmosphere for informal communication, all participants are offered hot and cold drinks to choose from.
To immerse yourself in Spring more fully, legendary Russian and Soviet songs about love and about Moscow will sound, because our “Annushka” remembers everything and will tell you about the most interesting things with pleasure.


Tour dates;

Collection at 12.00 and departure at 12.10: - Moscow, Kaluzhskaya square (metro station Oktyabrskaya, Shabolovka 7/9, Apakov tram depot)




Included in the price:

2. "Century of Moscow life from the tram window"- The tour is dedicated to the history of the Moscow tram, which saw the tsarist era, the Soviet era and continues to look with surprise at what is happening outside its windows.
During the journey, which will take place along the legendary Moscow tram route "A", you will find out how Moscow lived before the revolution, how its appearance was formed in the Soviet era, and who now occupies the magnificent merchant mansions of Zamoskvorechye.
Who and why lived in the Stalinist skyscraper on Kotelnicheskaya embankment, are there swans on Chistye Prudy, where did the Pokrovsky Gates go, how did the Danilov Monastery save in Stalin's time, where the Don River flows in Moscow and where domestic television came from.
During the sightseeing break in a relaxed atmosphere for informal communication, all participants are offered hot and cold drinks to choose from.
In order to more fully immerse yourself in the era, legendary Russian and Soviet songs will sound, because our “Annushka” remembers everything and will tell you about the most interesting things with pleasure.

During the tour there will be enough stops where you can capture all the sights in photos and videos.
The guide will take you on a walking tour with access to Chistye Prudy, where you will be told a lot of interesting and new things.

Tour dates;
- 07.04; 08,04; 14.04; 15.04; 21.04; 22.04; 28.04; 29.04; 01.05; 05.05; 06.05; 07.05; 08.05; 09.05.

Collection at 14.20 and departure at 14.30: - Moscow, Kaluzhskaya square (metro Oktyabrskaya, Shabolovka 7/9, Apakov tram depot)

Historical route - "Kaluzhskaya Square - Chistye Prudy - Kaluga Square"
Excursion length - 2 hours.
Tram "TATRA T3", stylized in the era of the NEP,

Ticket price; adult - 850 rubles, children - 425 rubles (up to 9 years).
Included in the price:
Transport service, work of a professional guide, live sound and treats with hot and cold drinks from the travel agency "Quest-Tour No. 1"

**Note:
The company reserves the right to change the order and time of excursions without reducing the program.
Tickets are booked 5 days before the scheduled date with 100% prepayment.
Tickets are refundable 3 days before the event.

Attention!

Free admission to the tour applies to the following guests:

Aliens;
- kids from 0 to 5 years old;
- Elderly people aged 75 and older;
- disabled people of all categories + 1 accompanying person, upon prior request;
- children from large families *parents at full cost;
- journalists upon presentation of a certificate and a business card;
- concierges and hotel managers upon presentation of a certificate and a business card;
- children from orphanages and boarding schools as part of an organized group, upon prior request;

Free excursions for groups of 5 or more people per 1 bus are allowed only upon prior request by e-mail: [email protected] website, after agreeing the time and date with the project administration.

The project administration has the right to refuse a free tour for 5 or more people on 1 flight on days of high commercial load (Saturday, Sunday, holidays). Please be understanding of this condition. Tramtavern "Annushka" commercial project. The high load and commercially successful activity of the project provides an opportunity to regularly provide free travel for citizens from groups with limited mobility and children left without parental care.

** Tours can be conducted in 7 languages, upon prior request.

To see the sights of the capital, it is not at all necessary to study travel brochures and the World Wide Web - just take a tram. "Vecherka" offers a selection tram routes which you definitely won't get bored with.

Route No. 2 (Eastern District)

The tram passes through Metrogorodok, Bogorodskoye, Preobrazhenskoye and Sokolinaya Gora. During the trip, you will pass through the favorite places of the residents of these areas - the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord (stop "Bogorodsky Temple") and Preobrazhenskaya Square.

The Bogorodsky Church is the only wooden church of the 19th century that has been preserved in Moscow. It contains real shrines: especially revered icons of the Mother of God of Tikhvin, Smolensk, Jerusalem, "Joy of All Who Sorrow", icons of the prophet Elijah, St. Sergius and Serifim, St. Nicholas the Wonderworker with life and others.

The roots of the name of both the square and the district itself come from the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Under Soviet rule, the church remained one of the few functioning churches in the capital. In 1963, the authorities decided to demolish the church in connection with the construction of the subway, and a year later the church was already closed and prepared for demolition. In 2009, the church began to be restored. Today, the temple with a refectory has been completely recreated almost in its original form. Specialists raised the building on a stylobate 4.2 meters high, which allowed the temple to become a dominant feature in the modern ensemble of Preobrazhenskaya Square and gave the parish additional premises.

Photo: Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS

Route number 3

The tram runs along the Southern, Southwestern and Central districts of the capital. The stops Serpukhovskaya Zastava, St. Danilov Monastery, Danilovsky Val Street, Paveletskaya Metro, Tretyakovskaya Metro and Novokuznetskaya Metro will be of the greatest interest.

In the park on the north side of Serpukhovskaya Zastava Square there is a monument to Prince Daniil of Moscow, erected in honor of the 850th anniversary of the founding of the Mother See and in honor of St. Prince Daniel Alexandrovich. The prince is depicted on the monument in rich clothes, holding a temple in his left hand, and a sword in his right. The temple in the left hand serves as a symbol of his religiosity and devotion to the deeds of charity, piety and mercy. And the sword in the sheath symbolizes the peacefulness of the ruler, because the prince used the weapon only as a way of political pressure on opponents, and not bloody internecine wars.

The Holy Danilov Monastery is located on the right bank of the Moskva River. This is a stauropegial monastery, that is, subordinate to Patriarch Kirill - Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church.

On Danilovsky Val there is the Mint, where coins, medals and orders are prepared according to the state order, and a small chapel of Daniil of Moscow, built in the neo-Russian style. On its facade there are mosaic icons of Alexander Nevsky, Daniil of Moscow, Ivan Kalita and Dmitry Donskoy.

At the Paveletskaya metro stop, it is worth taking a look around, because here is the famous Paveletsky railway station. This major transport hub connects Moscow with the Middle and Lower Volga regions and the cities of the Caucasus. Paveletsky railway station serves more than 10 thousand passengers daily. An interesting fact: in 1924, a train with the body of Vladimir Lenin arrived at the station. In honor of this event station Square received the name of the leader and wore it from 1941 to 1992. In 1979–1980, there was a pavilion-museum "The Funeral Train of Lenin" here.

Do not miss the stop "Metro" Tretyakovskaya ". Here is located one of the key attractions of the capital - the Tretyakov Gallery, which contains the world's largest collection of Russian paintings, drawings and sculptures. And near this stop is Shurik's house from the film "Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Profession", where the filming took place.

Many sights can be seen if you stop at the Novokuznetskaya metro stop. For example, the Church of Pope Clement, which is especially beautiful at sunset. The temple was built on a royal scale, and the magnificent decor in the Baroque and Rococo styles gives it solemnity and majesty.

Route number 7

This route passes through the Eastern and Central districts of Moscow. Getting on the tram number 7, do not miss four stops: Komsomolskaya Square, Prospekt Mira Metro, Olimpiysky Sports Complex and Gilyarovskogo Street.

Any Muscovite will recognize Komsomolskaya Square: it is the area of ​​three stations, where three important transport hubs are located - Leningradsky, Yaroslavsky and Kazansky stations. By the way, the area is also famous in culture - the song "Komsomolskaya Square" was performed at different times by Eduard Khil and the vocal and instrumental ensemble "Gems".

Near the metro station "Prospect Mira" is a whole bunch of attractions. Perhaps one of the most interesting places on this list is the Hospice House, famous almost all over the world. Luxurious architectural structure in the classical style is located on the northern side of Bolshaya Sukharevskaya Square.

If you fall asleep at the Olimpiysky Sports Complex stop, you will miss one of the largest sports and entertainment venues in Russia and Europe. At different times, significant sports competitions were held here: Olympic Games 1980, world championships in various sports, European championships (in artistic gymnastics, taekwondo, swimming, traditional karate and volleyball), the first World Youth Games and much more. In addition, domestic and foreign musicians often give concerts here, gathering fans from all over Russia.

The key attraction of Gilyarovsky Street is Solodovnikov's apartment building - an object cultural heritage, which is also known as the "Free Citizen" complex for singles.

Route number 8

This route runs through East and Central districts capital Cities. Here, only one stop is of interest, which is worth stopping at - the Moscow Transport Museum. Here you can see a large collection of vintage cars and public transport. By the way, at the end of September, an exhibition of stencils with metro routes and land transport different years.

Route number 9

On this tram, you should go to the final stops - Miussky Park, Metro Belorusskaya and Tverskaya Zastava.

Miussky park is located in the Tverskoy district of the capital. In summer and autumn it is especially pleasant to walk here. Under the lush crowns of trees painted in bright green or fiery red color, time will fly by unnoticed.

At the stop "Metro" Belorusskaya "pay attention to the profitable house of F. Yezersky, built in the Art Nouveau style. Its main decoration is the undulating attic supported by the oval windows of the upper floor.

The stop "Ploshchad Tverskaya Zastava" is curious about the temple of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. In the post-war years, art workshops were kept here.

Route number 13

On this route, you will come across an interesting sight at the Sokolniki Metro stop. This is not about the park: due to the construction of the Stromynka metro station, it will not be possible to see the park. But you will see the Sokolniki fire tower. The fire station was built in 1884 after many requests from Muscovites. The tower served to prevent a fire: earlier, in the 19th century, there were not so many high-rise buildings in Moscow, so the construction made it possible to see the fire from a great distance. Today, the height of the tower seems insignificant. Currently, it houses the Directorate of the Main Fire Service of the Eastern District.


Photo: Anton Gerdo, Evening Moscow

Route number 17

The tram passes through the territory of the North-Eastern District of Moscow. On weekends, its route is much shorter, with only seven stations. It is not even necessary to get off the tram, you will see everything through the window. Here is the VDNH park, where tourists from all over the world come to visit the famous pavilions, and the huge sculpture "Worker and Collective Farm Girl", which serves as a symbol of the Soviet era, and, of course, Ostankino tower, which can be seen from almost every corner of the capital. From its top, a stunning view of Moscow opens up - the Mother See seems so small that you are amazed.

In contrast to the countless number of bus tours, the tram tour not only allows you to get acquainted with the history of the city, but in itself is unusual entertainment. Searching the Internet for such a service in Moscow, we managed to find only two suitable offers. And then, only one of them turned out to be a real tram.

Sightseeing tram 302 - BIS

  • Duration: 1.5 hours (hour in Moscow, 15 minutes in the museum)
  • When: from Wednesday to Sunday at 15.00, 17.00 and 19.00
  • Where: Art. metro station Pushkinskaya
  • Price: 500 rubles
  • Website: www.dombulgakova.ru

In fact, unfortunately, this is not a tram, but only a bus stylized as it. On the other hand, it would simply not be possible to travel along this excursion route by tram. The Tram Museum offers guests a journey through the era of the 20-30s of the beginning of the century. The route starts from Bulgakov's House. Further on you can see the Aquarium Garden, the Satire Theatre, Tverskoy Boulevard, Griboyedov's House, Patriarch's Ponds, Margaret's mansion and many other places connected with Bulgakov's life and work.

Tram restaurant

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Where: Art. Metro Chistye Prudy or Shabolovka
  • Price: 3 880 rubles
  • Website: Tram Annushka

This tram exists, judging by the articles on the Internet, at least since 2005. Then the interior decoration of the tavern on wheels was not very attractive and resembled a modest eatery on a provincial road. Now it's pretty decent. beautiful place, with neat waiters and a pleasant interior. During the trip they tell stories of love from life famous people who once lived in Moscow. Live music plays in the car, poetic numbers are presented.

Tram line A

An ordinary regular tram, where you can ride for the price of a ticket in public transport Moscow. The downside is that there is no guide and, perhaps, it will be crowded during peak hours. Therefore, it is better to choose a time when there are not very many people.