Moscow Longevity participants will visit new excursions in July

In July, older Muscovites will visit new places as part of the "Travel through Life with Moscow Longevity" program. This was reported on June 29 on the official Internet portal of the capital. mos.ru .

So, citizens are invited to visit the Serednikovo estate, which has preserved the spirit of noble Russia of the 19th century, and the Belaya Dacha estate, associated with the development of landscape art in the Moscow region. The program includes walking, bus and river tours of Moscow and the Moscow region.

It is specified that guided tours dedicated to the 90th anniversary of director Stanislav Govorukhin have been prepared for the participants. They will be able to learn about his creative career, visit the filming locations of the film "The Meeting Place cannot be Changed," as well as the spaces associated with the life of Vladimir Vysotsky. The routes pass through Taganka, Bolshoy Karetny Lane and other addresses of the capital.

The "Walking lecture hall" remains one of the most popular areas of the project. There are more than 700 tour groups operating in Moscow, and since the beginning of the year over 14 thousand walks have been conducted. The routes cover the historical center, modern districts, parks and cultural spaces of the city.

River trips take place on the ships of the Radisson Royal flotilla and the ships of the Flower Flotilla. In June alone, more than 120 river trips have been organized, and participants can view the panoramas of the city from the water.

The publication noted that bus tours are also in demand, especially trips to Sergiev Posad — to the Trinity Sergius Lavra. In July, the program will be expanded and will be available on Sundays.

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On the portal mos.ru On June 8, they told about the preparation of monthly excursion programs for silver age citizens in the Moskino Film Park as part of the "Travel through Life with Moscow Longevity" project. In 2026, about 7 thousand project participants plan to visit the film park.