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      🏛 Eurasia Square (formerly Europe Square)

      The square by Kievsky Station (until July 2024 called Europe Square) with a fountain, The Abduction of Europa, made of steel rods, and a view of the river.

      Eurasia Square (formerly Europe Square)
      © Retired electrician · CC0
      • Since 24 July 2024 the square has officially been called Eurasia Square.
      • The square was built in 2001–2002 as part of a Russian-Belgian project, designed by architect Yuri Platonov.
      • The fountain sculpture The Abduction of Europa was devised by Belgian sculptor Olivier Strebelle: the composition is 11 m high and the basin is 50 m in diameter.
      • The fountain's lighting is made up of 4,000 LED lamps.
      • The square has 48 columns with flags; the flags of European countries were taken down in March 2023.

      Part of these routes

      • Moscow City: skyscrapers and the 85th floor
      • Moscow City: from Kievsky Station to the 85th floor
      • Eurasia Square and the City towers from the embankment

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