Zaryadye Park
Zaryadye Park in Russia Tours
Zaryadye Park is a modern urban park in the heart of Moscow, located beside the Moscow Kremlin and Red Square. Opened in 2017, the park was designed to combine natural landscapes, contemporary architecture and cultural experiences within one of the city’s most historic areas.
The park features a variety of landscape zones representing different regions of Russia, including northern landscapes, forests, steppes and meadows. Its elevated viewpoints provide impressive views over the Moskva River, Kremlin and historic centre of Moscow.
One of the park’s most distinctive attractions is the Floating Bridge, a V-shaped cantilevered structure extending over the Moskva River and offering panoramic views of Moscow. Zaryadye also includes cultural and educational facilities, making it an enjoyable destination for sightseeing, relaxation and discovering modern Moscow.

What is included & excluded
- Zaryadye Park is a public park, with general access to the outdoor areas normally free of charge.
- Visitors should follow park rules, signs and instructions from staff.
- Visitors should remain on designated paths and observation areas.
- Climbing on structures, damaging plants or disturbing wildlife is prohibited.
- Photography for personal use is generally permitted in outdoor areas.
- Certain attractions inside the park, including museums, exhibitions and multimedia experiences, may require separate tickets.
- Access to the Floating Bridge or other areas may be temporarily restricted because of weather, maintenance, events or safety requirements.
- Visitors should exercise caution around elevated viewpoints and the river.
- Children should remain under adult supervision.
Cancellation policy
Terms & conditions
- General entry to Zaryadye Park is free of charge; separate tickets are required for certain attractions, exhibitions, programmes and events.
- Visitors must follow the park's visitor rules and instructions from staff and security personnel.
- Access to particular areas or facilities may be temporarily restricted or closed for maintenance, technical reasons, events, safety or other operational requirements.
- For ticketed activities, visitors must present their ticket/QR code at entry. The ticket may be provided in electronic or printed form.
- Children's age restrictions and accompanying-adult requirements vary according to the specific attraction or programme. For example, certain activities require children below a specified age to be accompanied by an adult.
- Visitors must comply with safety requirements applicable to the particular attraction, including any restrictions relating to age, health, height or other conditions.
- Food and drinks may be prohibited inside certain ticketed facilities, such as the Florarium.
- Visitors must respect the landscaping, plants, architectural structures, public art and other facilities within the park.
- Littering, damaging vegetation or park property, and other activities that may harm the park are prohibited.
- Visitors should remain in designated public areas and follow temporary barriers or restricted-area signs.
- Photography and filming may be subject to additional restrictions inside individual museums, exhibitions or attractions.
- For ticketed activities, missing a scheduled session because of the visitor's own fault does not normally result in a transfer, recalculation or refund.
- For many ticketed Zaryadye activities, the official ticketing system allows a 100% refund if the ticket is returned at least 2 hours before the scheduled session.
- If a ticket is returned less than 2 hours before the scheduled time, 50% of the ticket price is refunded.
- After the session has started, no refund is provided.
- Refund requests may require the ticket, payment receipt and identification document, according to the official refund procedure.
- If an attraction or event is cancelled by Zaryadye Park, the applicable ticket amount can be refunded according to the park's published procedure.
- The park may change schedules or temporarily close individual attractions because of technical, safety or operational circumstances.
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