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The first large-capacity NefAZ-5299 commuter buses have arrived in the capital. They will operate on the Moscow-Moscow Region project routes, according to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry. Maxim Liksutov.

"Following Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, we, together with the Moscow Region Government, continue to improve transport links with the Moscow Region. Last year, we launched the "Moscow-Region" project, which has brought modern and comfortable buses to suburban routes. A total of 100 NefAZ-5299 suburban buses will be deployed to the capital to serve these routes," said Maxim Liksutov.

The new vehicles feature an improved interior for long-distance travel. Other features include 36 soft seats with seat belts, adaptive interior lighting, climate control, and special seats and equipment for passengers with reduced mobility. Phone charging is also available. Information about stops is available on media screens. Trip reviews can be left using QR codes on board.

The buses fully comply with Moscow transport standards and are adapted for transporting passengers in wheelchairs, as well as bicycles and strollers.

Development of transport infrastructure

Moscow is developing its ground passenger transport network. Last year, modern technology began to be deployed on suburban routes. This improves the quality of life not only in the capital but also in the Moscow region. The opening of new interregional routes will boost the development of transport infrastructure in the Moscow region. Specifically, modern bus stops will be installed, dedicated lanes will be developed, and new and existing transport hubs will be built. Various modes of public transport will provide daily travel from the Moscow region to the capital and back. By 2028, the Moscow transport system plans to integrate at least 30 percent of existing suburban routes.

In 2025, 25 existing suburban routes operating in the northwest and west were integrated into the Moscow transport system. More than 50 new routes are planned for integration in 2026. This was made possible thanks to an agreement between the governments of Moscow and the Moscow region. These routes have adopted Moscow transport standards, including convenient bus intervals and schedules, modern rolling stock, and professional drivers.

You can pay for your trip with a Troika card, which you can purchase and top up at Moscow Metro ticket offices and ticket vending machines. You can also top up your card online through the Moscow Metro or Moscow Transport mobile app, then activate the remote top-up feature at any validator on board the bus.

In accordance with the objectives of the national project Infrastructure for Life Moscow is focusing on modernizing its social and public infrastructure, including increasing the number of convenient public transportation routes and upgrading its rolling stock. More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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The Vorontsovo Estate invites you to Veronika Teletskaya's lecture, "The Splendor of the Landowner's Theater." Attendees will learn how estate halls were transformed into professional theater venues, what technological innovations the landowners used to surprise their guests, and why home productions often surpassed the imperial ones in quality.

The speaker will also discuss the fates of actors, their creative paths, including their entry into the world opera scene, and the personal dramas of serf prima ballerinas, as well as what happened to private troupes after the abolition of serfdom.

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Construction on a section of Academician Cherenkov Street in Troitsk continues. In total, approximately two kilometers of roads will be built there. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

"Akademika Cherenkova Street in Troitsk will be extended to Kaluga Highway. Work on the project is currently 65 percent complete. The new road will be 1.9 kilometers long. It will run from the junction of the existing section of Akademika Cherenkova Street with Akademika Franka Street. From there, an exit will be provided onto Akademika Dykhne Street, leading to retail facilities, and an exit onto Kaluga Highway. Traffic on the new road network is scheduled to open in the second half of 2026," noted Vladimir Efimov.

Akademika Cherenkova Street is a 15-meter-wide, four-lane, district-level transport and pedestrian road that will accommodate public transport.

"The project also includes the reconstruction of the exit from the Kaluga Highway towards the village of Podsobnoye Khozyaistvo Minzag, the relocation of utility lines, and the improvement of the surrounding area, including the planting of approximately 2,900 trees and shrubs," added the head of the Department of Construction of Transport and Engineering Infrastructure.

Vasily Desyatkov.

The construction of the street and road network in Troitsk is being carried out under the supervision of the Moscow State Construction Supervision Committee (Mosgosstroynadzor). Its chairman Anton Slobodchikov He noted that since the start of work in 2024, committee inspectors have been monitoring the compliance of the work with design documentation at every stage. During a regular on-site inspection, specialists from the subordinate Center for Expertise, Research, and Testing in Construction confirmed the quality of the materials and the strength of the monolithic retaining wall structures. The project is being implemented taking into account the complex terrain and challenging geological conditions of the site.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the construction of the finishing line fifth section of the highway Solntsevo-Butovo-Varshavskoe Highway, which will stretch from Polyany Street to Varshavskoe Highway.

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Children and teenagers from Moscow and other Russian cities visited Moscow museums approximately 2.5 million times in 2025. This is eight percent more than in 2024, according to Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

"Popular venues include the State Darwin Museum, the Cosmonautics Museum, and the Tsaritsyno and Kolomenskoye museum-reserves. These institutions offer young visitors a variety of educational formats, including tours, games, and workshops," noted Natalya Sergunina.

During classes at the Darwin Museum, guests learn more about the ancient inhabitants of the Earth, explore the secrets of paint creation, try to identify animals by their tracks, and imagine themselves as paleontologists.

At the Cosmonautics Museum, you can not only learn about space technology and famous people who worked in this industry, but also make memorable souvenirs yourself.

The Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve houses a children's museum—an interactive space where almost all exhibits are designed for interaction. Visitors are entertained by learning about the traditions, architecture, and fashion of yesteryear.

"Thanks to the city's 'Museums for Children' project, young Muscovites have the opportunity to explore exhibitions on history, architecture, art, biology, and other topics free of charge. Over the past eight and a half years, children have used the project more than 4.6 million times. Last year alone, the number of visits under the project exceeded 860,000," explained Natalya Sergunina.

The program is aimed at Moscow schoolchildren and full-time college students who have a Muscovite card or "Moskvenok."

Every year, the capital's museums and galleries host exhibitions dedicated to the city's history, landmarks, and residents. Over the past three years, over 80 such exhibitions have been presented. projects.

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