Ten Houses Wood Still in Moscow

There are about 500 wooden houses in Moscow, each house has its own history and unique architecture.

There are about 500 wooden houses in Moscow. Each house has its own history and unique architecture. Wooden houses side by side with towering apartment buildings are scattered in various corners of Moscow. We present the ten best houses in between. / House in street Novozavodskaya No. 6.

Simple wooden house reconstructed with a touch of modern style in Jalan Pervy Kazachiy No. 8/1.

Jalan Novozavodskaya No. 6. The wooden house stands in the Intercession Church (Church of the Intercession) in Fili. He looks different in front of the skyscrapers of Moscow City.

The house number 5 in street Malyi Vasilievsky is an architectural monument of the 19th century. This is an example of a planned development after the great fire that destroyed Moscow in 1812. Each wooden buildings left over from the early 19th century is a rare discovery. Not many wooden buildings that survived the fire in 1812 when the Napoleonic wars, and the fact that some still exist up to the 21st century is a miracle.

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Bolshoy road Predtechenskiy No. 4. A green house with windows and nalichnik antique white wooden (wooden window frames hand carved traditional). It is situated in the region Presnya Historical Memorial Museum, dedicated to the history of modern Russia.

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One full story wooden house in street Sutinskiy No. 5/2. The house was built in the 19th century. He has a pole ornate and even made of wood.

The wooden house in street Shepkin No. 47. The famous Russian actor Mikhail Shepkin spent the last four years of his life here. The house is now a museum dedicated to the actor.

Russian author Leo Tolstoy's house in street Leo Tolstoy No. 21/1. He lived here since 1882 - 1901, and wrote about 100 works in this house. Now home in Memorial Area imenjadi Leo Tolstoy Khamovniki and opened to the public.

Krutitskoye City Church, an historic monument at the intersection of streetPervy Krutitskaya and Krutitskyi, founded in the 18th century, was originally a convent, later became episcopal settlement. Since 1991, he became the town's church for the Russian patriarch.

The wooden house was built in 1912 in the alley Denisovskyi No. 24.

Street Goncharnaya No. 7/4. Wooden houses from the 19th century. He is now a bar, a restaurant, as well as the famous concert venues, so you had the opportunity to see the inside: drink, explore the room, and observing the center of Moscow from the balcony.