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Andreevsky Bridge near Gorky Park in recent years has become one of the most popular places among Moscow youth and guests of the capital, however, in addition to fans of spectacular views of the city, this place also attracts drinkers, as well as aggressive young people from the regions. Local residents complain that the complete lack of control over this bridge has caused the problem to spread to the entire area.

As noted "MBH Media", Muscovites have already accumulated many stories that suggest that the situation on the Andreevsky Bridge is unhealthy. At the same time, the management of Gorky Park does nothing about this, and the Moscow authorities turn a blind eye to what is happening.

The bridge is a glass "greenhouse" 130 meters long. Inside the "greenhouse" there are three dirty yellow security booths. The covered part of the bridge is not crowded: most people climb over the fence and climb the arch. Nobody pays attention to the numerous prohibition signs.

The journalist witnessed how the guard of the bridge jumped onto the arch and began to climb to the violators, approached the young girls and asked them for a cigarette. Having lit a cigarette, the chop man sat down next to them, his legs dangling carelessly. The second security guard, of retirement age, was drinking vodka with a friend right at the booth.

According to one of the guards on the Andreevsky Bridge, they periodically call the police. Law enforcement officers come once or twice a day, take one of them for order, and leave the rest alone. If something serious has happened, law enforcement officers are still in no hurry to reach Andreevsky Bridge: by their arrival, all the hooligans have already fled. The guards admitted that fights are taking place there regularly, but "you can't keep track of everyone."

The Gormost State Budgetary Institution is responsible for hiring the chop officers, but they could not promptly comment on what was happening there. The administration of Gorky Park first of all stressed that they were not responsible for the events on the bridge.

Local residents complain in Facebook that this problem has already spread to the entire surrounding area. “Now it’s not only unpleasant to walk (mate, screaming), but it’s really scary. I don’t risk releasing my 16-year-old girlfriend at 8 pm,” said the Muscovite. One of the townspeople noted that it all began after the reconstruction of Gorky Park: "Before that, they were drinking inside. Now they are drinking on the bridge and nearby squares. The bridge should be transferred to the Park of Culture so that their private security company would stand there."

One of the most notorious incidents on this bridge was the recent case of a young native of Dagestan, a medical student Amir Abumuslimov who fell into a coma after meeting a group of cocky and aggressive youth. Hooligans hit the young man on the head, and by the time the law enforcement officers appeared, they had disappeared. The police, however, were in no hurry to pursue the perpetrators, and a criminal case was opened only after the victim's parents arrived in Moscow from Dagestan.

The Pushkin pedestrian bridge, connecting the Pushkinskaya embankment of the Neskuchny garden with the Frunzenskaya embankment, was opened in 2000.

The bridge is famous not only for the neighborhood of the Neskuchny Garden and the Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, but also for the magnificent views from open observation decks.

However, the bridge itself has a much older history: its basis was the designs of Andreevsky railway bridge, built in 1905-1907. The bridge was originally designed by L.D. Proskuryakov and A.N. Pomerantsev, and is a monument of engineering art, as indicated by a plate on one of its pillars.

Previously, the bridge stood somewhat higher along the river, and it was transported to its present place by barges. A similar technology was used during the construction; it is interesting that its "progenitor" - the Krasnoluzhsky railway bridge - was also designed by Proskuryakov and Pomerantsev.

It is noteworthy that the name of the bridge is a very obscure mystery. It is believed that the bridge is officially called Pushkin, but most Muscovites (and, by the way, many maps and reference books, including Yandex and Google maps) are used to calling it an "unofficial" name - Andreevsky pedestrian bridge.

On one of the pillars there is a memorial plaque with the names of the architects and the date of the construction of the Andreevsky railway bridge; perhaps this is where the confusion came from.

Fortunately, this bridge is not alike in everything - there is not a single store, not a single stall inside :)

However, I will move on to the purpose of the story - the types. To begin with - a panorama towards the Sparrow Hills.

Well, now - the details :)

In a small cozy "amphitheater" on the pier "Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure" Pushkinskaya embankment hides a copy of the Girl with a Paddle, installed in September 2011.

Pay attention to the planked area - it is popular with athletes and dancers.

Pushkinskaya Embankment and Neskuchny Garden, behind which rises the building of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and behind the Presidium itself - the natural reserve "Vorobyovy Gory".

Andreevsky is visible behind the bridge male monastery founded in 1648. The buildings of the monastery, unfortunately, have a later date of construction.

Novoandreevsky railway and road bridges.
This place is notable for the fact that, being the Andreevsky railway, the Pushkin pedestrian bridge stood exactly there :) New bridges were erected after it was moved to its present place; in fact, for their construction and moved it.

Behind the bridge you can see the St. Andrew's Monastery and the natural reserve "Vorobyovy Gory".

Frunzenskaya embankment is famous for its wonderful architectural landscape. Most of the houses standing by the river were built in the 30-50s of the 20th century, and this is precisely why the embankment has earned my love. If it weren't for the billboards sticking out at every step and obscene store signs, this would be practically an exemplary Soviet street :)

The spire of the main building of Moscow State University looks out from behind the houses.

House with a turret - Frunzenskaya embankment, 24. Built in the early 1950s according to the project of architects B.S. Mezentsev and S.P. Turgenev.

And now - a view towards the Crimean bridge, the Gorky Central Park and the Kremlin :)
By the way, it resembles the view with, but much closer and more interesting.

This is not visible in the panorama, but if you look to the left, you can see the Moscow-City MIBC.

Frunzenskaya embankment, 22 - The main headquarters of the Russian ground forces. The building was built from 1940 to 1951 according to the project of the architect L.V. Rudnev.

Hidden behind a huge building is an equally huge, but much more distant building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

But the Ostankino TV tower did not manage to hide - you can see it perfectly from here. Even the Russian flag, erected on its top, is visible - albeit not in color.

And here is the famous Crimean bridge, behind which is hidden a number of equally well-known attractions.

Cathedral of the Nativity Holy Mother of God in the Conception Convent.

The Cathedral of Christ the Savior against the background of the State Duma of the Russian Federation (Okhotny Ryad, 1) and the Moscow Hotel (Okhotny Ryad, 2), now restored and containing a business center.

Every inhabitant of the capital knows this bridge. This bridge is one of the main attractions of Gorky Park. The bridge connects the noisy Frunzenskaya embankment from the most romantic Pushkinskaya embankment of Gorky Park.

The architects of the bridge Lavr Dmitrievich Proskuryakov and Alexander Nikanorovich Pomerantsev in the distant 1905-1907 did not even realize that many years later their brainchild would undergo serious changes - their bridge would turn into a pedestrian bridge, it would be renamed Pushkin and young metropolitan people would hang out on its massive bearing arches extreme lovers, and guests of the capital, dangling their legs.

The bridge is located in the noisy, lively Gorky Park of Culture and Leisure, and if you don't even find a free space, climb up the Pushkin Bridge, unless of course you are afraid. Find a place on the massive arch of the bridge, there are two arches - there is enough space for everyone. Sit down more comfortably, bring your legs together and sunbathe for your pleasure - the bridge's guards have long ceased to remove thrill-seekers from it.

Each arch of the Pushkin Bridge weighs about 1.5 thousand tons and will withstand any extreme. Every summer these arches of the bridge turn into a dangerous attraction for young people who consider it their duty to climb to the very top and sit there with their legs dangling comfortably. Oddly enough, in the covered part there are two security booths and only one security officer. The guard indifferently watches as the youth rest on massive beams about 8.5 meters high from the level of the bridge, exposing themselves to the danger of falling and being injured to death.

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Pushkin Bridge - a free attraction in Gorky Park

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Work on the construction of the bridge lasted two years and only by the end of 1907 the bridge was built. The year of creation is 1907. Bridge architects Lavr Dmitrievich Proskuryakov and Alexander Nikanorovich Pomerantsev

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A pillar of the bridge overlooking Gorky Park.

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Young people hang out on the arches of the bridge the height of a three-story building.

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Today it is sunny and you can sunbathe on the arches.

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Pushkin Bridge is a free shop in Gorky Park.

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Young people hang out on both arches of the bridge.

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Bliss!

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The height of the bridge is about 24 meters + 8.5 meters is the height of the arch. You will not be crippled, so you will break.

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But apparently the younger generation is not worried about the danger. As well as the guard of the bridge does not bother.

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It is easy to get to the arch and climb on it - there are no serious obstacles. Anyone can test their courage, except perhaps on roller skates. As a result, there is already a queue upstairs for a place in the sun.

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At first glance, a gentle ascent can hardly be called safe. From the walking area to the top of the arch, at least eight meters, that is, the height of a three-story building. You can not only be crippled, but also broken. However, this stops few people. Even girls in heels and mini-skirts climb upstairs. All of them say that they climbed there for the sake of interest.

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It is easy to climb the bridge, it is more difficult to get off it and disperse with those walking towards you.

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Towards evening, the bridge fills up with people hanging out. Beer is drunk here, books are read, music is listened to.

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Why walk along the Pushkin Bridge when there is a high arch for this?

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The path to the next world looks exactly like this.

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Oh, what a wonderful bridge in Gorky Park - a direct attraction for producing testosterone.

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Both old and young are glad to this bridge!

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The queue for the arch of the bridge is formed during rush hour. You can stand waiting cozy place hour.

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There are a lot of girls hanging out on the arch of the bridge. It seems that only the girls in Moscow are romantic.

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If you want to meet a romantic girl, climb to the top, there is their darkness.

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The guys went to take pictures of the girls. Well, the flag is in their hands!

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Under the arch there are impressive cracks into which one can accidentally fall directly into the Moscow River.

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But nobody cares about this danger. Youth are storming the bridge.

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Go ahead girl! Be brave. If you accidentally fall down, then the day is wasted.

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Hooray! I'm on the Pushkin Bridge!

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There are many of us here!

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More and more thrill-seekers are in a hurry to test themselves on the new attraction of Gorky Park - on the Pushkin Bridge.

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Entrance to Pushkin Bridge from Leninsky Prospect.

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At night in the summer there are no less people on the Pushkin Bridge. Look how many people hang out there. The guard is sleeping. young people are hanging out on the bridge.

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And there are several people on this arch of the bridge too.

Let's hope that the management of Gorky Park, police and security officers, on whose territory this beautiful object architecture, will pay attention to the most dangerous free attraction of Gorky Park - the Pushkin Bridge. Take care of yourself and your children.

Central Park of Culture and Rest. Gorky (Gorky Park) - a large park in Moscow (100 hectares), located near the metro stations Oktyabrskaya and Park Kultury.

Address: st. Krymsky Val, 9 (main entrance).

🚇 metro Oktyabrskaya ring (100 m), metro Park Kultury (300 m), metro Frunzenskaya (300 m).

The park was opened on August 12, 1928, and in 1932 it was named in memory of the writer (1868 - 1936).

Gorky Park is located along the Moskva River.

Gorky Park is considered part of a single park zone, which includes:

The park has a landscaped area, playgrounds for children. V winter time the largest skating rink in Europe is being organized.

In summer, you can ride a bike here - there is a special bike path along the Moskva River. There are many rollerblading tracks here. Bicycles and cars for children are rented. One of the rental points on the embankment of the Moskva River.

In Gorky Park, you can see preserved symbols of the Soviet period - a monument to Maxim Gorky, sculptures of athletes.

There are many cafes and restaurants, ice cream is sold in the summer. Prices in the park's restaurants are generally unreasonably high. To find a place where you can have a snack at reasonable prices, you need to try, but there are such places (restaurants are constantly changing, so we do not give specific names).

There is an old tree on the embankment, into the trunk of which a child can climb through the cracks. Children love to climb this tree.

How to get to Gorky Park

The main entrance to Gorky Park is located on the street, house 9. The nearest metro station Oktyabrskaya (ring), 100 m. ...

From the side of the Crimean shaft, in addition to the main entrance, there are other entrances, both from the side of the embankment and closer to.

There are parking lots (paid) at the Main Entrance. One of them is right next to the main entrance, but it is relatively small and on weekends there are often traffic jams at the entrance. There is a large parking lot on the opposite side, closer to the Tretyakov Gallery building on Krymsky Val. Although there are not always free places on weekends.

From the Frunzenskaya metro station, you can go through the pedestrian. The distance is about 1 km. When you go to Pushkinskaya embankment, then on the left is Gorky Park, on the right -.

Notable

Part of the park near the Crimean shaft (adjacent to the main entrance):

The main entrance

The Main Entrance building houses the Gorky Park Museum, observation deck with a panoramic view of the park and Moscow, a lecture hall and a gift shop.

The main entrance to Gorky Park was built in 1955 according to the project of architects G.V. Shchuko and A.S. Spasov.

During the Soviet era, entrance to Gorky Park was paid. The windows of the old ticket offices (in the wings of the building) remained in the building of the Main Entrance.

Main entrance Fragment of the wall of the main entrance

Pioneer pond

Pioneer pond located to the left of the main entrance to the park. Black-necked swans were brought here and the fish were launched. Before the revolution, the pond and the adjacent territory belonged to the Meshchansky school and was called the Small pond. Here Mikhail Chekhov (the writer's brother) fished and the singer skated. In Soviet times, the pond was named Pionersky. On the bank of the pond there are sculptures of the Soviet period.

Pionersky pond Sculpture at the Pionersky pond

Monument to Maxim Gorky

Ice rink

Ice rink- a huge skating rink is organized here in winter. This ice rink has become the largest ice rink in Europe with artificial ice, which you can ride even at positive temperatures (up to + 15C).

Ice rink

Flowerpots

Antique stylized vases- located in several places of Gorky Park - closer to, near the skating rink (not far from the main entrance).

These are restored Chamotte Vases. In the 1930s, 12 two-meter flowerpots painted in the antique style were installed on Pushkinskaya Embankment (they have not survived). The vases were made of chamotte, designed by the architect Alexander Vlasov. Chamotte is a material based on clays of various compositions with the addition of chamotte chips (crushed fired refractory clay). The flowerpots were restored in 2013.

Flowerpots

Old tree on the embankment

Old tree, into the trunk of which a child can climb through the slots. Children love to climb this tree.

Part of the park near Titovsky Proezd (farthest from the main entrance):

Golitsinsky pond

Golitsyn pond - big pond, which is located in the part of Gorky Park, located closer to. You can ride a rented catamaran or boat on the pond. There are many restaurants and cafes by the pond. A picturesque swan pond communicates with the pond. Swans swim here in summer.

Golitsinsky pond Swan pond

Openwork fountain in the rose garden