The three-story house No. 16 on Pyatnitskaya Street, stretching along the street, belonged to the Vargin merchants in the 19th century. Its foundation was a wing of a large merchant estate from the 18th century, owned by…

Opening date and history On Pyatnitskaya Street, at house No. 18, there is a magnificent Empire-style mansion with a six-column portico, belonging to the mining magnate Demidov. The building is based on a two-story stru…

The estate retains the layout of the site created in the first half of the 18th century. At the back of the property is the main three-story house, in front of which stretches a spacious courtyard. On the sides of the co…

At the intersection of Pyatnitskaya Street and Klementyevsky Lane stands a large five-domed church of St. Clement, standing out among other Moscow churches. It is considered the largest in Zamoskvorechye, and its main tr…

The sturdy mansion No. 30 on Pyatnitskaya Street represents an urban manor from the 18th-19th centuries with preserved wings (buildings 1 and 2). The facade of the building, completed in the mid-19th century, is adorned …

At the end of the 18th century, a separate urban estate was created here. In the early 19th century, an L-shaped wooden main house was built on its territory. After a devastating fire caused by the French, the developmen…

Information about the building The urban estate, located between Pyatnitskaya Street and Golikovsky Lane, was formed in the mid-18th century under Princess P.I. Vyazemskaya. The main house, shaped like the letter 'G', b…

The Streltsy regiment is known since the 1650s, when it was led by Vasily Ivanovich Filosofov, and in 1668 he was succeeded by Bogdan Pyzhov. It was the Streltsy under Pyzhov's command who built this stone church in 1657…

Information about the building The house was built in 1822. In the late 1870s and early 1880s, it underwent reconstruction, and to this day, a two-story wooden structure on a brick foundation has been preserved. The fac…

The estate is located between two Ordynkas, hence it has addresses on both streets. In the 17th century, it was inhabited by musketeers, whose families occupied small plots with wooden houses. In the early 18th century, …