A greenhouse with tropical plants will appear at VDNKh

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Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

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A greenhouse with tropical and subtropical plants with an area of about 330 square meters will open at VDNKh, which will be part of the first biocluster in Russia. Tours, master classes, lectures and other events will be held there. This was reported by Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

The new space will be arranged in the southern part of the park at the intersection of Khovanskaya Street and the ring road. Pavilions No. 516 "Books" of the museum and exhibition center "Rosiso" and No. 312 are located nearby.

"The greenhouse will combine exhibition and scientific and educational functions. Dozens of plant species, including unique ones, will be planted under the glass dome," noted Natalia Sergunina.

The greenhouse is planned to open in 2026. Specialists will create a climate zone in which the temperature, humidity and other parameters will be independently regulated. A laboratory will be equipped separately for classes on studying plants and their cultivation. An open-air lecture hall will appear next door. Birch trees, bird cherry, rowan, spruce, pine, willow and juniper will be planted around.

Now, on the territory of VDNKh, you can visit another greenhouse – it has been operating since 1959 in pavilion No. 14 "Computer Engineering and Information Science" (former "Azerbaijan SSR"). There, guests will see olives, pomegranates, persimmons and other crops.

Recently opened at VDNKh biocluster — a project of the State Biological Museum named after K.A. Timiryazev. Its first point is pavilion No. 29 "Floriculture and landscaping". By the summer of 2026, four more thematic areas will appear there.

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