✨ Playground on the Main Alley of Fili Park

Филёвский парк, Главная аллея

A playground by the Main Alley with play structures for toddlers and older kids.

In 1689 Peter I gave Fili to his uncle Lev Naryshkin; before that these were Tsar Alexey Mikhailovich's royal hunting grounds.
Fili Park became a park of culture and leisure in 1947.
Until the 1970s the park stayed almost wild: elk were seen here and Muscovites came to pick mushrooms.
The park's children's and sports playgrounds were built during the large-scale improvement of 2011–2014; one of them is for children with disabilities.
In 1997, for Moscow's 850th anniversary, a wooden “City of Craftsmen” styled after towns of the 10th–12th centuries was built on the site of the Kuntsevo hillfort.

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