More than a hundred recreation areas near the water will open in Moscow on June 1.

Since June 1, rest areas on the Baltic coast will be ready to receive tourists and residents of the region.

Within the frame of the comprehensive improvement of the streets adjacent to Chistye Prudy in Basmanny district in the centre of Moscow, a so-called “Theatre Quarter” will be created.

The Peterhof State Museum-Reserve plans to restore the greenhouses in the Lower Park by 2022 and open a new museum of landscape art there.

The routes “Orthodox Tula”, “The Oldest Monastery of the Tula Land”, “The Field of Russian Glory” (Kulikovo Field), “The Shrines of Belyovskaya and Odoyevskaya Lands” (Makariyevsky Zhabynsky and Anastasov Monasteries, cathedrals and monasteries of the town of Belyov) have been developed.

In the new season, the Grand Palace of the Peterhof State Museum-Reserve will be open for visitors until 9:00 p.m. Central fountains, namely, Samson and central cascades, will work until 7:45 p.m. In addition, admission to the Lower Park

It is planned to build a Zipline ride (speed descent on a steel cable) on Belaya Mountain near Nizhny Tagil (Sverdlovsk Oblast), which will be the longest ride of this kind in Europe.

The year-round outdoor swimming pool will work in the Water Sports Centre in Luzhniki thanks to the use of a unique sliding roof.

It is planned to complete the construction of the Europe’s largest tennis centre, designed for 21 courts, in Luzhniki in late 2020 - early 2021.

II International Forum of Ancient Cities will be held in Ryazan from 14 to 18 August.