Source: Moscow Metro
According to the project, this will be Russia’s first year-round promenade park at a height of 6 meters. The plan is to create a modern, comfortable space for sports, family recreation, and gatherings with friends. A four-kilometer running track with circulation in both directions will run along the park.
The area will connect five districts—Ostankino, Alekseevsky, Timiryazevsky, Marfino, and Butyrsky — home to over 300,000 people. This new pedestrian thoroughfare will connect VDNKh Park, Ostankino Park, the Botanical Garden, and Timiryazevsky Park into a single route and, of course, offer stunning views of our beloved Moscow.
Five of the six monorail stations will be reconstructed into two-story pavilions. Two dismantled monorail trains will also be located in the park.
The Moscow Monorail was built over 20 years ago. In recent years, it operated in excursion mode, having effectively lost its transport function after the opening of the Moscow Central Circle, the extension of the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya metro line, and the development of ground-based urban transport.