#moscow #moscowtravel #russia #russiatravel #gorkypark #walkingtour #russianlanguage #russian Take a walk with me around Moscow’s beautiful Gorky Park!
if you are more into clubbing, younger and less "obnoxiously luxury" scene... just google or yandex any club area in the center of the city (mostly within Garden Ring - circular road around Moscow center. Or within Moscow metro Koltsevaya line - Brown Circular metro line). Crowd is a bit younger than over at Patriki. 25ish+. Summer time club hoping time usually goes like this: czcams.com/video/rgFNeItq93g/video.html
TBH, it s a bit too early to hang out at Gorky. Try latter. Summer months. It is good place to meet and talk to people, make new friends and just good ol' people watching.. :) It is less noisy than other parts of center, so people would be more into talking and making new friends. Gorky used to be more of "teenagery" just 10 years ago, but Its more of a young adults and family-oriented now. A friendly advice: head to Patriarch Ponds area. For a wow-effect for your foreign viewers mostly. Day time for more calm and quite strolling. And evening time for restaurant/club/bar hoping. Big outdoor street style nightlife scene there. Moscow young adults (30ish+) grooving there a lot. Place to be if you are young adult and actively looking for night stand or more. You will immediately feel it there just by how women and men are. Патрики / "Patriki" - semi-official name on Moscow slang. Everyone understand you if you mention Patriki. Day time: czcams.com/video/vpUwjfJzVB0/video.html Be aware this area has "ego", and luxury feel. Like a little Monaco. A lot of testosterone and those who are looking for testosterone. Super safe, no problem with locals. Area is home for many celebrities and residence for successful business people. Everyone on their best behavior. Evening time: czcams.com/video/ozX-tHb2pMk/video.html There are a lot of upscale venues, so expect some percentage of "usual suspects" - wondering girls looking for rich husbands aka gold-diggers (such areas is an international phenomen and problem, yeah unfortunately, Moscow is no different than any other global city here). But you might find a genuine one, you never know. Nightlife of Patriki: czcams.com/video/ylzHuZ-pnq8/video.html Map here, 4-5 blocks and streets around this city pond : yandex.ru/maps/-/CDV6fE2u
@@alexzamik thank you, I’ve screen shotted all this info to help me with future videos. I appreciate you writing. Yes I agree I want to wait to the better weather to really show off the beautiful parks and of course Patriki
Nice to find you here, I am an older Dutch lady living in Chryston to the north of Glasgow, and was following a few families that moved to Russia and then found you, lovely to see your video’s and wish I could live there instead of this taint wet and potholed place, cold busses because they are suddenly electric pfffft beam me up Scotty to Moscow would be great.
Gorky Park is actually one part of a long chain of parks, 10-12 miles long - Muzeon-Gorky-Neskuchny-Sparrow Hills-Setun River Valley-Botanical Gardens-Poklonnaya Gora park-Fili park and on along the Moscow river to Krylatskie Hills regata canal.
I love Gorky park in summer, it's very vibrant. Lots of trees, flowers, people, activities everywhere. In winter/beginning of spring it's grey and boring so you should definitely go back when it's green.
You’re right, “нескучный” is translated as “not boring”. The cafe is called that because it’s close to Нескучный Сад which starts further down Gorky Park. Thanks for the video! I love this neighborhood
Opposite Gorky park, just across the road , behind the New Tretyakov gallery there is one more interesting park called Museon with a lot of statues in it.
Exactly, it's like a museum in the open sky and these are all links of the single park chain that stretches from Muzeum along the Moscow river embankment down to Krylatskie Hills regata canal in the west of Moscow.
Gorky Park is used to be the most popular in modern Russia days, approx between 2010-2015. But currently I would say city reconstructed much more areas, including parks, which are not worse than this park. VDND, for example, is considered the main city park/park space in the city. But that doesn't mean the others are worse, just they all have different concepts.
On average Russia has a really low level of street crime. But don't relax. Sometimes bad things happen. The feeling of security can play a cruel joke on you if you relax too much.
Первый парк в котором я была когда приехала в Москву был Фили, потом прогулялась на Смотровой около МГУ, там можно прокатиться на фуникулёре от Лужников. С подругой ездили на Поклонную гору там очень красивые фонтаны с подсветкой, там сейчас проходит выставка военной техники. Парк Горького очень людный, летом там вдоль набережной бегает много спортсменов, а также есть танцевальная площадка и отходят экскурсионные катера. Самый запоминающийся Парк на мой взгляд ВДНХ, фонтаны и архитектура, много экспозиций и выставка Россия. Также стоит отметить Парк Останкино, ВВЦ и Ботанический сад. Сокольники тоже хороший для отдыха с детьми, иногда в парках проходят фестивали как например в Измайлово или Остров Мечты. В целом, в Москве много парков вроде официально 781, поэтому каждый выбирает тот, что ему ближе и под какие цели, от семейного отдыха и готовки шашлыка на мангале, велопрогулки или исторического осмотра Усадеб. Удачи, было интересно вместе с вами на виртуальной прогулке. Весной и летом будет самое лучшее время, всё цветёт и будут работать фонтаны.
Thank you for the channel, very inspiring! Indeed, I feel much safer in Moscow than in some other Russian cities. Was surprised to hear that it contrasts with Scotland in this regard (haven't been there yet). Gorky Park looks amazing in summer, although it becomes so bustling and crowded, that walking there at the weekend can turn into a headache. Anyway, worth visiting in all its summer glory. Looking forward to next walking tours!
@@user-xh3ub2gt8n Что значит «вам было опасно»? Если вы про то, совершали ли в отношении меня преступления на улицах других городов России - нет, пока не совершали. Я писала про субъективное ощущение безопасности. Например, спокойно могу идти в Москве в час ночи, в той паре городов, где я жила до этого, мне не было бы спокойно и я этого старалась не делать.
This park is absolutely staggering in autumn, when all these branches turn green in summer it's beautiful, yeah, but in autumn when the weather is still warm now and then the day may be gloomy due to the clowds but the brightness and vividness of yellow and red leaves of the trees make it look like a fairy tale! Also, when the leaves are falling down it's such a pleasure to just kick small batches of leaves before they were removed by the city services. You immediately feel like a child when this happens.
Что у вас там такого происходит, что В КАЖДОМ ролике любого иностранца я слышу про "безопасность в России"? Такое впечатление, что из джунглей приезжаете.
Мне кажется есть ещё доля влияния сми, там из каждого утюга звучит, какое опасное место Россия. Вот они и говорят, что чувствуют себя в безопасности. Пусть говорят, пусть развенчивают стереотипы о России у своих соотечественников
Hello how did you find the courage to make the jump to move? What do you do for living? Do you intend to stay long term? I am looking to network with western foreigners in Moscow as I would eventually like to move there and do business there. I have what many would consider a good situation in the UK but I want to move for a while in Russia and like I said do business because there are so many opportunities with their import substitution programs and so many companies looking to export and aggressively expanding. I grew up in Glasgow (but spent most of my life England and a little while in continental Europe). I hope you respond and we could correspond a little bit.
I was surprised to hear that a Scotsman would be dismayed by the long and cold Moscow winters. I live in St. Louis (USA) and I really hate the winters here even though they are mild compared to places further north. Half of my DNA is Scottish according to a genetic test that my sister took. Are the winters in Russia really much different from those in Scotland?
Welcome to Moscow! Glad you like it here. Your Russian sounds quite good. After a long winter sunny days are a blessing, just wait a bit more, when everything becomes green and blooming in May.
i wonder why you chose to come to Gorky Park in April when it's dead and bare, when towards the end of spring it explodes with colour, fountains, flowers, food, festivals, playgrounds and entertainment.
Gorky Park is far from being the best park in Moscow. If you walk further down the Moscow river embankment you'll come across Neskuchny Sad, then Sparrow Hills nature reserve with amazing springs of fresh water and the the Moscow University's Botanical Gardens. These are way better than overcrowded Gorky Park. Tsaritsino Park and Estate, VDNH, Serebyany Bor (Silver Pine) parks are also a lot better and more exxiting.
In a big city like Moscow, or maybe in Moscow in particular, despite these grand architectural designs, what you experience is a lack of space - parking space, space in public transport, space in a swimming pool, a place in school, and whatever else. So people appreciate all the calm they can have, and this might also be the reason noone is very talkative or loud (you may live in the same commie block, and not say hi to your neighbour of 20 years). We value our personal space, and that of others, because there's not much of it.
А зачем в Москве места для парковки, когда каждые 5 минут приходят автобусы? Есть метро, которое еще быстрее приходит, есть такси, есть каршеринг. Хочешь ехать один - арендуй велосипед или самокат.
Hey! Cool video! I’m shooting CZcams video about “what’s like being foreigner in Moscow 2024?” I plan to interview ppl from different countries. Would you mine to take part in it? I really think it might be helpful
@@scottishguyinmoscownice one 😂 He’s talking about ”Wind of change” - Scorpions song, which first lines start like this: “Follow the Moscowa, down to Gorky Park”.
I had some issues with gopniks as well, but my childhood took place in 90s and early 2000s, and even during that time crime rate have been decreasing before the eyes. There's no comparison between how it was and how it is now, gopniks are all but extinct in major cities. There is still a corruption and a lot of high level crime, but the street crime might be the lowest than I've seen through my life. There is a growing threat from ethnic crimes from migrants though, due to government's negligence, but I hope Krokus was a wake up call loud enough to reach even the most dense up there.
Which walking tour in Moscow would you like to see next? Please let me know.
if you are more into clubbing, younger and less "obnoxiously luxury" scene... just google or yandex any club area in the center of the city (mostly within Garden Ring - circular road around Moscow center. Or within Moscow metro Koltsevaya line - Brown Circular metro line). Crowd is a bit younger than over at Patriki. 25ish+. Summer time club hoping time usually goes like this: czcams.com/video/rgFNeItq93g/video.html
TBH, it s a bit too early to hang out at Gorky. Try latter. Summer months. It is good place to meet and talk to people, make new friends and just good ol' people watching.. :) It is less noisy than other parts of center, so people would be more into talking and making new friends. Gorky used to be more of "teenagery" just 10 years ago, but Its more of a young adults and family-oriented now.
A friendly advice: head to Patriarch Ponds area. For a wow-effect for your foreign viewers mostly. Day time for more calm and quite strolling. And evening time for restaurant/club/bar hoping. Big outdoor street style nightlife scene there. Moscow young adults (30ish+) grooving there a lot. Place to be if you are young adult and actively looking for night stand or more. You will immediately feel it there just by how women and men are. Патрики / "Patriki" - semi-official name on Moscow slang. Everyone understand you if you mention Patriki. Day time: czcams.com/video/vpUwjfJzVB0/video.html
Be aware this area has "ego", and luxury feel. Like a little Monaco. A lot of testosterone and those who are looking for testosterone. Super safe, no problem with locals. Area is home for many celebrities and residence for successful business people. Everyone on their best behavior. Evening time: czcams.com/video/ozX-tHb2pMk/video.html
There are a lot of upscale venues, so expect some percentage of "usual suspects" - wondering girls looking for rich husbands aka gold-diggers (such areas is an international phenomen and problem, yeah unfortunately, Moscow is no different than any other global city here). But you might find a genuine one, you never know. Nightlife of Patriki: czcams.com/video/ylzHuZ-pnq8/video.html
Map here, 4-5 blocks and streets around this city pond : yandex.ru/maps/-/CDV6fE2u
@@alexzamik thank you, I’ve screen shotted all this info to help me with future videos. I appreciate you writing. Yes I agree I want to wait to the better weather to really show off the beautiful parks and of course Patriki
@@alexzamik thanks you! I’ll check it out
railway suburbs near Kievskiy station
Hello from California. Wow no trash, no homeless and safe to walk to walk around. Sign me up.
Hi Hilary, it’s very safe and clean. Check out my video on the metro. No trash, graffiti or advertising anywhere in the stations 👌
come here, what are you wating for?
from the city center everything listed is sent to the outskirts of the city
Absolutely wrong! I live in one of the cheapest parts of Moscow- Lyublino, and there are no litter, no homeless, no graffity here.@@user-ji9br3hc2c
@@user-ji9br3hc2c you're wrong :)
Moscow is the most beautiful and nice city in the world!
Sometimes in Gorky Park they have outdoor dancing. Would be nice to see it.
Nice video and well put together. I'll be back in Moscow in a few months. Great city
Sokolniky is a very nice park too!😊
Yeap!
There are plenty of parks in Moscow. The biggest of it are just literally forests 😅
For example, Losiniy ostrov and Bitsevsky park.
Nice to find you here, I am an older Dutch lady living in Chryston to the north of Glasgow, and was following a few families that moved to Russia and then found you, lovely to see your video’s and wish I could live there instead of this taint wet and potholed place, cold busses because they are suddenly electric pfffft beam me up Scotty to Moscow would be great.
Buses in Moscow are also electric, but warm
Great ordinary daily life in Moscow video. Keep it up.
Gorky Park is actually one part of a long chain of parks, 10-12 miles long - Muzeon-Gorky-Neskuchny-Sparrow Hills-Setun River Valley-Botanical Gardens-Poklonnaya Gora park-Fili park and on along the Moscow river to Krylatskie Hills regata canal.
very nice, no people begging or doing drugs in public
The way it should be and was until recent years.I am sad for my country,its a mess.😣😣
I love Gorky park in summer, it's very vibrant. Lots of trees, flowers, people, activities everywhere. In winter/beginning of spring it's grey and boring so you should definitely go back when it's green.
Спасибо, очень интересно
You’re right, “нескучный” is translated as “not boring”. The cafe is called that because it’s close to Нескучный Сад which starts further down Gorky Park. Thanks for the video! I love this neighborhood
Opposite Gorky park, just across the road , behind the New Tretyakov gallery there is one more interesting park called Museon with a lot of statues in it.
Exactly, it's like a museum in the open sky and these are all links of the single park chain that stretches from Muzeum along the Moscow river embankment down to Krylatskie Hills regata canal in the west of Moscow.
VDNKh is even more beautiful place for walking.
you're absolutely right - нескучный means not boring)
I wish all the best to you and you channel, m8
Thank you very much!
Very beautiful city❤
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Gorky Park is used to be the most popular in modern Russia days, approx between 2010-2015. But currently I would say city reconstructed much more areas, including parks, which are not worse than this park. VDND, for example, is considered the main city park/park space in the city. But that doesn't mean the others are worse, just they all have different concepts.
VDNH, Tsaritsyno, Serebryany Bor (Silver Pine), Sparrow Hills, Muzeon, Kolomenskoye historical park are all more exciting.
On average Russia has a really low level of street crime. But don't relax. Sometimes bad things happen. The feeling of security can play a cruel joke on you if you relax too much.
Основная преступность в Москве исходит от мигрантов из среднеазиатских стран и закавказья.
Better not to keep too much cash in the pockets
@@musicclassic5938в карманах уже не держат денег, только карточки)
Первый парк в котором я была когда приехала в Москву был Фили, потом прогулялась на Смотровой около МГУ, там можно прокатиться на фуникулёре от Лужников. С подругой ездили на Поклонную гору там очень красивые фонтаны с подсветкой, там сейчас проходит выставка военной техники. Парк Горького очень людный, летом там вдоль набережной бегает много спортсменов, а также есть танцевальная площадка и отходят экскурсионные катера. Самый запоминающийся Парк на мой взгляд ВДНХ, фонтаны и архитектура, много экспозиций и выставка Россия. Также стоит отметить Парк Останкино, ВВЦ и Ботанический сад. Сокольники тоже хороший для отдыха с детьми, иногда в парках проходят фестивали как например в Измайлово или Остров Мечты. В целом, в Москве много парков вроде официально 781, поэтому каждый выбирает тот, что ему ближе и под какие цели, от семейного отдыха и готовки шашлыка на мангале, велопрогулки или исторического осмотра Усадеб. Удачи, было интересно вместе с вами на виртуальной прогулке. Весной и летом будет самое лучшее время, всё цветёт и будут работать фонтаны.
Красавчик❤
Thank you for the channel, very inspiring! Indeed, I feel much safer in Moscow than in some other Russian cities. Was surprised to hear that it contrasts with Scotland in this regard (haven't been there yet). Gorky Park looks amazing in summer, although it becomes so bustling and crowded, that walking there at the weekend can turn into a headache. Anyway, worth visiting in all its summer glory. Looking forward to next walking tours!
А в каких, других российских городах, вам было опасно?
@@user-xh3ub2gt8n Что значит «вам было опасно»? Если вы про то, совершали ли в отношении меня преступления на улицах других городов России - нет, пока не совершали. Я писала про субъективное ощущение безопасности. Например, спокойно могу идти в Москве в час ночи, в той паре городов, где я жила до этого, мне не было бы спокойно и я этого старалась не делать.
Живу в Новокузнецке и могу в полном одиночестве гулять ночью по городским улицам и паркам, ничего и никого не опасаясь.
@@user-xh3ub2gt8nда, тоже стало интересно😅 я из Волгограда, у нас безопасно
У меня тоже было пиво сейчас и я тоже готов))
Looks pretty nice out there!
need to do this summer when it is green, give us a green part 2 please
This park is absolutely staggering in autumn, when all these branches turn green in summer it's beautiful, yeah, but in autumn when the weather is still warm now and then the day may be gloomy due to the clowds but the brightness and vividness of yellow and red leaves of the trees make it look like a fairy tale! Also, when the leaves are falling down it's such a pleasure to just kick small batches of leaves before they were removed by the city services. You immediately feel like a child when this happens.
The parks will be green in a couple of weeks - that'll be a good time to visit
Что у вас там такого происходит, что В КАЖДОМ ролике любого иностранца я слышу про "безопасность в России"? Такое впечатление, что из джунглей приезжаете.
Мне кажется есть ещё доля влияния сми, там из каждого утюга звучит, какое опасное место Россия. Вот они и говорят, что чувствуют себя в безопасности. Пусть говорят, пусть развенчивают стереотипы о России у своих соотечественников
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Hello how did you find the courage to make the jump to move? What do you do for living? Do you intend to stay long term? I am looking to network with western foreigners in Moscow as I would eventually like to move there and do business there. I have what many would consider a good situation in the UK but I want to move for a while in Russia and like I said do business because there are so many opportunities with their import substitution programs and so many companies looking to export and aggressively expanding. I grew up in Glasgow (but spent most of my life England and a little while in continental Europe). I hope you respond and we could correspond a little bit.
Gorky Park nice in summer
Спасибо за видео.
This advice can surprise you, but, go to cemeteries. There are a lot of interesting. Graves of famous people in Moscow
Novodevichiy and Vagankovo graveyards are the first choice.
I was surprised to hear that a Scotsman would be dismayed by the long and cold Moscow winters. I live in St. Louis (USA) and I really hate the winters here even though they are mild compared to places further north. Half of my DNA is Scottish according to a genetic test that my sister took. Are the winters in Russia really much different from those in Scotland?
You should come in June where all blooming , it’s such beautiful in that time. And it’s full of activities for people, beside restaurants.
Would you possibly turn on English subtitles for you videos?
Welcome to Moscow! Glad you like it here. Your Russian sounds quite good. After a long winter sunny days are a blessing, just wait a bit more, when everything becomes green and blooming in May.
Hey! Thanks for getting in touch. I’ve been studying the language and I’m glad that it shows. Keep in touch!
No jacket at all??? Brave!
I’m Scottish so 20 degrees is like summer to me 🌞😄
Thank you for the walk, by the way, did you see the corgi in the corgi-park? ….. 🙂☺️
I only remember seeing some Pomeranians!
@@scottishguyinmoscow
13:18 behind you , suddenly there the corgi is 😎
@@froggylegspeoplenow I see it! 😄
Наитончайший инглиш прикооол
Interesting videos. Thank you. He changed his mind about eating there because someone vomited there. - Oh no, I won’t eat here. 😂
Yeah a baby threw up 🤢
Нескучный means "not boring"
Thank you, my friend!
i wonder why you chose to come to Gorky Park in April when it's dead and bare, when towards the end of spring it explodes with colour, fountains, flowers, food, festivals, playgrounds and entertainment.
Забавно наблюдать,как вы настороженно оглядываетесь по сторонам.Может быть ожидаете что-то опасное?
It’s гúрос 😀
😄
@@scottishguyinmoscow more like yiros
Gorky Park is far from being the best park in Moscow. If you walk further down the Moscow river embankment you'll come across Neskuchny Sad, then Sparrow Hills nature reserve with amazing springs of fresh water and the the Moscow University's Botanical Gardens. These are way better than overcrowded Gorky Park. Tsaritsino Park and Estate, VDNH, Serebyany Bor (Silver Pine) parks are also a lot better and more exxiting.
I beg your pardon, can you read what is written on your arm???😂😅❤
In a big city like Moscow, or maybe in Moscow in particular, despite these grand architectural designs, what you experience is a lack of space - parking space, space in public transport, space in a swimming pool, a place in school, and whatever else. So people appreciate all the calm they can have, and this might also be the reason noone is very talkative or loud (you may live in the same commie block, and not say hi to your neighbour of 20 years). We value our personal space, and that of others, because there's not much of it.
А зачем в Москве места для парковки, когда каждые 5 минут приходят автобусы? Есть метро, которое еще быстрее приходит, есть такси, есть каршеринг. Хочешь ехать один - арендуй велосипед или самокат.
Thank you for this insight, it’s interesting for me to learn more about how people think here
@@scottishguyinmoscow Разные люди думают по-разному😂 Я с соседями часто общаюсь. Все очень внимательны и доброжелательны.
А, т.е.с соседом не здороваются из-за своего спокойствия?)))) Все завист от человека, у нас все соседи здороваются, видимо вы просто так воспитаны
Hey! Cool video!
I’m shooting CZcams video about “what’s like being foreigner in Moscow 2024?” I plan to interview ppl from different countries. Would you mine to take part in it?
I really think it might be helpful
Thanks! Yeah sounds interesting. You got instagram? I can write to you.
@@scottishguyinmoscowgreat! @tonymeat
@@scottishguyinmoscowgreat! Yep, it’s the same nickname!
I’ll send you a message
Because of the camera's "Fish eye effect" people around look a little bit fat :)
Did you listen to the wind
????
@@scottishguyinmoscownice one 😂 He’s talking about ”Wind of change” - Scorpions song, which first lines start like this: “Follow the Moscowa, down to Gorky Park”.
I get it now, it’s a great song!
I was robbed several times in transport in Moscow, while I was a kid, so even though it's generally safe, still beware :)
I had some issues with gopniks as well, but my childhood took place in 90s and early 2000s, and even during that time crime rate have been decreasing before the eyes. There's no comparison between how it was and how it is now, gopniks are all but extinct in major cities. There is still a corruption and a lot of high level crime, but the street crime might be the lowest than I've seen through my life. There is a growing threat from ethnic crimes from migrants though, due to government's negligence, but I hope Krokus was a wake up call loud enough to reach even the most dense up there.
Misread "Korean Food"
V.D.N.Kh is better
Moscow is the exception in Russia, not the rule - show us how "Spectacular "looks villages 50km from Russia
A bee is looking for flowers, a fly is looking for sh..
Nice video. Shall I give the link on Facebook and Twitter please?