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User: Title: Выпуск 78 — Прогулка по Москве, история Зарядья. Intermediate Russian. RU/EN subs.
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Caption: Ahh, the snail is crawling! Hi all! My name is Artyom and you are on the
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in addition to transcriptions. So, go, take a look and subscribe. Today I am starting
a series of videos from Moscow in which I will share my impressions
and tell you something about the places where I have been. Enjoy watching everyone and see you in the next video!
The first thing I wanted to film in Moscow was these new, futuristic cars
of the Moscow metro. They look pretty cool, and in general, a couple of words about the Moscow metro is
that it is huge. It is not very convenient, because you need to cover huge distances. But,
on the other hand, almost everywhere you can get on the subway. It has 250 stations.
We got off at Kitay-gorod station to walk around the famous, legendary and main park of Moscow
- probably, right? except for Gorky Park, - this is Zaryadye Park. Zaryadye is a historical
quarter not far from Red Square, from St. Basil's Cathedral, which (quarter) was
completely demolished, destroyed. At first it turned into a slum, then they wanted to build a
Stalinist skyscraper in its place. Here is the building that I am showing now - this is a Stalinist skyscraper,
there are 7 of them in Moscow, and they wanted to build the eighth, the most pompous, with a monument to Lenin. But,
after Stalin's death, this project was halted, and later the
Rossiya Hotel was built in its place - a huge building that drew all attention from Red Square, and which, in
the end, it was decided to demolish. On the right we see those small (not numerous) buildings,
churches that survived. And this whole block, this whole area, it was like that. That
is, with small streets, with small houses. In general, it is a pity that it has not been preserved, because
it would be very cool to walk here. With the current budgets, with the current government... That is, it would be very
good to restore this whole thing, and there would be such a European quarter in Moscow. But
what we see now is, in principle, also not bad, given that there was a wasteland here, yes, when
this building was demolished. And so they built this park. The park was made by a New York architectural bureau. And it
looks really cool, yes. Here is this Moscow tile, landscaping, trees, benches. Everything
looks like it was here. But in fact, there was an empty field.
And, yes, such a project... That is, as if nature crashes into civilization: here we see
imperfect, sort of like sidewalks, that somehow grass grows, but, of course, that's how it's meant to be.
Well, yes, we are now going to the floating bridge - one of the main places, yes, one of the main
objects in Zaryadye Park. However, I didn't make it to the end. There were many people there. But,
in short, you go there, reach the end, look at the views, and go back.
So, yes, you can walk here. But in fact, I think those who live in Moscow,
they don't come here often, or they just come here when guests come to them, and they
show this place to tourists, because there is a huge number of tourists here. And I'm
sure that in the pre-Covid times there was a huge number of foreigners here, and you could always
come to practice any languages. Although even now, when I was there, I heard English...
Well, that's all, right? I didn't hear any other languages. Before that, Chinese was also constantly
heard. We are now seeing St. Basil's Cathedral, we will go there a little later, but first we will go
to the Media Center - this is the place where there are all kinds of entertainment, such as "Flight over Moscow". Here we
have Yuri Gagarin. So, we found out how much “Flight over Moscow” costs there. It's like, 1,500 rubles ($24)
or 2,000 rubles ($32)... And yes, you just sit there, there is an interactive chair, you are shaken,
sprayed with water, a huge screen, and you get the impression that you are flying over Moscow. Well,
or over Russia, there are different formats. In general, a cool thing, if you are in Moscow, go there.
Small birch trees are planted, such a Russian look.
Yes, and it all looks pretty cool. I really like the way Moscow looks. And this is one of the
reasons why I would like to live there. Perhaps in the near future I will still go there.
Live for a while.
Yes, it looks very cool... And here we are on Red Square! In front of us is GUM.
А museum... This is a cathedral. There we have the Historical Museum. A tower on our left, one of. I won't say exactly
which one. The mausoleum where we still have Lenin. Gotta go before it's gone.
Here it is - the GUM building. When it was built, it was considered very ugly.
But now it seems to be considered cool, so typical of Moscow.
Also the place where a huge number of tourists used to be.
Now, it is clear that there are almost no tourists. Well, that is, there are tourists from neighboring countries,
but I hardly heard foreigners who speak different languages ​​there.
Here it is - the bell tower, the Kremlin tower and St. Basil's Cathedral. Never been
inside [the cathedral], and this time too. Although I ended up in the Kremlin, on the territory of the Kremlin. And
in one of the future videos, maybe I will show you. Either I'll put it on Patreon, we'll see, or on Boosty.
Yes, those who want to support the project can do it on Boosty, preferably, because
Patreon, of course, also works, but it's better on Boosty. It's just more convenient for me.
And... We're going-going-going.
Going, going. Still going. Going-going.
To be continued...
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