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1. Which park can be called the most modern extra-class park?
2. Which park is mostly loved by children?
3. In which park can you see different trees and plants?
4. Which park was started as an open-air exhibition?
5. Which park used to be a recreational and hunting place?
6. Which park is the place to feel oneself in the forest?
7. Which park is a traditional place for the meetings of war veterans?
A. The oldest park in Moscow is located in the northeast. The park got its name in honour of the royal falcon hunting, which took place here in the XVI–XVII centuries. For a long time, Sokolniki was a royal place of rest but during the years of revolution and the Civil War, the park fell into disrepair. It began to be restored only in the 1930s and soon became the favourite place for Muscovites. In the 1990s, the park again fell into neglect. Its territory was again landscaped in 2011: ponds were cleaned, picnic areas were equipped, lawns were renovated, and sidewalks were repaired.
B. The memorial complex in honour of the 50th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War was solemnly opened on May 9, 1995. This memorial park is a landmark place for veterans of the Great Patriotic War, who gather here on Victory Day annually, on May 9th. In addition, Victory Park is a popular place for winter and summer holidays for Muscovites and guests of the capital. Many Moscow families keep memorable photos taken there on their wedding day.
C. Whenever possible, Muscovites try to escape from the city, breathe in fresh, clean air with a full chest. This is what makes Izmailovsky Park so attractive. It was created in 1931, and since then its doors have been open to visitors at any time of the year. Guests are attracted by the naturalness of this place: it resembles a real forest. You can go down to the boat station, walk around the romantic promenade and visit the exhibition space, where free exhibitions, film screenings and master classes regularly take place.
D. The Botanical Garden of the Academy of Sciences in Moscow is the largest in Europe, with a rich collection of plants of open and closed soil, numbering over 17 thousand species and varieties. It was founded in 1945 on the territory of Ostankino Park. The main task of the Botanical Garden is the preservation of biological diversity. But it is also a wonderful place for outdoor recreation — perhaps in a little more exotic conditions.
E. The Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy is the largest multifunctional exhibition, covering an area of more than 235 hectares. Every year it is visited by over 20 million Muscovites and guests of the capital. Today VDNH returns the status of the best exhibition site of the country and the most popular recreation and educational centre, where you can not only have a good rest, but also get new knowledge. VDNH is one of the best recreational areas in the city for hiking and cycling. For the convenience of guests a large pedestrian zone is organized, which occupies one third of the Exhibition area.
F. Gorky Central Park is one of the main parks of Moscow. It became the first world-class park in Russia, a space for recreation, sports, dancing and outdoor games. Free admission, Wi-Fi, new modern zones, a programme of events and attention to people — all this has turned Gorky Park into the centre of the capital’s life, making it one of the main points of attraction for both young people and family audiences. Interesting events, festivals and concerts are held in the park every weekend. In winter, guests are welcome in a skating rink and snowboard park.