[4K] 🇷🇺 Moscow Streets ☀️ City Centre Walk | Rozhdestvenka Street, Neglinnaya Street

[4K] 🇷🇺 Moscow Streets ☀️ City Centre Walk | Rozhdestvenka Street, Neglinnaya Street | July 2022

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A walk around Moscow city centre on a beautiful sunny day - Rozhdestvenka Street, Trubnaya Square, Neglinnaya Street.
00:00 - Teatral'nyy Lane
00:50 - Rozhdestvenka Street
20:00 - Trubnaya Square
22:21 - Neglinnaya Street

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@Deines7 2 жыл бұрын

Moscow is the cleanest Europe's big city 👍

@russr. 2 жыл бұрын

да тут Европа и рядом не стояла

@joserafaelcohenabreu1855 2 жыл бұрын

I LOVE RUSIA 🇷🇺💗💞💖💝

@erdemtabdanov6399 2 жыл бұрын

It's interesting to see that Moscow buildings are anything, but grey. There are colors everywhere, which makes Moscow's landscape a unique spectacle. I am pretty sure there are boring neighborhoods as well, what big city doesn't have one? But central historic part of the city is indeed a sight to see. I think Moscow deserves more publicity as a destination for international tourists, but then again - the crowds of the tourists tend to ruin everything. This is what the Western European capitals used to look like before they were ruined by the global economy, popular culture and omnipresent tourists.

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks 2 жыл бұрын

Yes, sure there are grey buildings. Particularly many of them were built during the late Soviet era. Many residential, or "sleeping" districts in Moscow, as we call them, still look pretty much the same - similar typical buildings, absolutely boring architecture, or rather the lack of it. The reason for this was that many of these buildings were built during the time when people started to move from villages to cities very fast and they needed housing, so residential buildings became kind of "mass-produced commodities". One day we will shoot a video to show what regular residential areas in Moscow look like -)) Lately the architecture in Moscow has become more diverse again. Most new buildings have at least some style, even though they are not necessarily top class architecture. In suburbs, however, developers still build a lot of typical ugly tower blocks which is very sad. As for crowds of tourists, you are right in a way. Before the closure of borders there were quite many tourists in Moscow and all popular places were way too overcrowded. Not good for those who would like to actually explore the city.

@user-rn7gd9mw7q 2 жыл бұрын

The painting habit goes back to the medieval Russian tradition to paint the walls of churches where each color would have the meaning of some religious event - the red and ocre meant the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the blue colour would mean the Assumption, I don't remember quite well but you can look up for the relevant information if you're interested. This tradition was transferred to the painting of civil buildings.

@erdemtabdanov6399 2 жыл бұрын

@@user-rn7gd9mw7q Wow! Thank you for sharing this knowledge. I had no idea, whatsoever, that there was a deep meaning behind the buildings color code in Russia.

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks 2 жыл бұрын

@@user-rn7gd9mw7q Interesting! I've never heard about it (that this tradition was transferred to civil buildings), will look it up.

@people5162 2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful, Moscow.🇷🇺

@anthonysmith960 2 жыл бұрын

Contrast this with a walk around LA, San Fran, Portland, Chicago and even New York.

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks 2 жыл бұрын

Hi Anthony! I wonder what exactly do you mean? We have never been to the USA, so this is hard for us to make such comparisons. Although we know, of course, that Russia and the USA differ in many ways 🙂

@anthonysmith960 2 жыл бұрын

@@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks Hi Moscow and beyond, I have also never been to US or Moscow, I rely on you Tube vids to inform me, I have recently been viewing vids in Democrat cities, names as originally mentioned in comments, the crime, homelessness in tented shelters on the sidewalks and general behaviour of citizens. I contrast this with Moscow, clean roads and sidewalks, clean and attractive buildings, but most of all the citizens appear to know how to behave, interact and enjoy themselves in a peaceable manner. I am impressed with what I see

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks 2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonysmith960 Thank you, I see. I have seen such videos of American cities too. However, because many people like posting very negative videos about Russia which make totally wrong impression of our country, I try not to make conclusions about America, or any other country I've never been to, based on videos only. This is often the matter of perspective. In general Moscow is indeed a clean city, not many homeless people here etc. Also you won't normally see semi-conscious drug addicts in the streets. Still if someone wants to find something negative about the city, they can easily do so. There are certain areas populated mainly by migrants, places such as large transport hubs flooded by all kinds of people where one can see drunks, homeless people etc. Of course, these places don't look anything like homeless encampments in America, still these are not the nicest areas either. Also, for example, in early spring when the snow melts, it gets grey or sometimes even black, so streets start looking extremely unattractive. So Moscow may also look very different. In our videos we will try to show different areas of Moscow and different sides of it -))

@Playa2222 2 жыл бұрын

@@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks Russians are so humble and polite talking about their country 😊 must be said Russia is the best country and that is it 😁 but they never boast and realise how great their country is.. 🇷🇺❤️ Thank you for the great video. Russians is a deep thinking and well educated nation indeed

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks 2 жыл бұрын

@@Playa2222 Thank you very much for you kind words and support! 🙏 We are Russians, so, of course, we love Russia most of all 😊However, we used to travel a lot before borders closed and we experienced life in other countries as well, so we know how many wonderful places there are in the world. We believe that every country is wonderful and unique in its own way 💖

@festivaljapan 2 жыл бұрын

Great video. I'm your fan.

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching our videos!

@user-xf9mv2sc7n 2 жыл бұрын

Очень красиво. Рада, что столица так выглядит.

@TP-fl9ul 2 жыл бұрын

Красивая Москва

@giritharjeevasuba5206 Жыл бұрын

Lovely❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😍

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏😊

@andreasmuller8345 2 жыл бұрын

Большое спасибо за очень приятную прогулку по Московскому району с великолепными старинными зданиями, которые излучают особую, неповторимую атмосферу, мне это очень нравится. Я заметил, что все очень ухожено, выглядит чистым и что электропроводка не портит городской пейзаж, как в некоторых странах Западной Азии. Кроме того, установлено очень мало камер наблюдения, а поведение на улице очень внимательное. Это касается и пешеходов на их тротуарах, свободных от автомобилей зон, что меня поразило, так это то, что там очень мало деревьев, также питьевые фонтанчики тоже могут пригодиться в летнее время. Почему нет трамваев, которые сделали бы прогулку более приятной для некоторых горожан, которые уже не так хорошо ходят пешком. Привет из Северного Таиланда 🇹🇭 Я эмигрировал из Швейцарии 18 лет назад 🇨🇭 🙏Пожалуйста, продолжайте делать такие красивые кадры🍀🐻🇷🇺

@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks 2 жыл бұрын

Спасибо за развернутый интересный комментарий! 🙏😊 Насчет деревьев Вы правы. Их действительно достаточно мало в самом центре города. В 90-е и 2000-е годы вообще был период, когда деревья активно вырубались, и центр города полностью закатывали в асфальт. К счастью, в последнее время отношение к этому поменялось. Теперь наоборот зелени и цветов в центре становится больше, некоторые новые парки появились, город активно озеленяют. Так что мы надеемся, что постепенно деревья вернутся и туда, где их пока еще нет. Питьевых фонтанчиков в Москве сейчас нет. Они были очень популярны в Советское время, но потом их убрали. Отчасти это наверное связано с тем, что в Москве многие люди не пьют воду из под крана, а покупают бутилированную, потому что считают, что вода из под крана плохого качества. Так что и фонтанчиками, когда их пытались устанавливать, люди пользовались мало. Транспорт у нас в целом развит хорошо. Но вот для людей с ограниченными физическими возможностями Москва действительно не самый удобный город, многое непродуманно. И Вам еще раз привет из России! 🇹🇭🇨🇭🤝🇷🇺