Two New Open-Air Water Recreation Areas to Appear in Moscow Parks
Moscow's Minister of Culture, Alexey Fursin, has announced the opening of two new open-air water recreation areas in the city's parks. The areas, located in the Moskvoretsky and Kuzminki-Lyublino parks, will feature two pools each: a large one measuring 1.4 meters deep and a small one measuring 0.6 meters deep. The new facilities will offer a comfortable and safe experience for visitors, with features such as sun loungers with umbrellas, storage lockers, and a water treatment system. The pools will be open for sessions lasting one and a half to three hours, and the cost will range from 550 rubles for adults to 250 rubles for children.
Key Takeaways:
- The new open-air water recreation areas will be located in the Moskvoretsky and Kuzminki-Lyublino parks in Moscow.
- Each site will feature two pools: a large one measuring 1.4 meters deep and a small one measuring 0.6 meters deep.
- The pools will be equipped with a water treatment system, sun loungers with umbrellas, storage lockers, and a heating system.
- The cost of visiting the pools will range from 550 rubles for adults to 250 rubles for children.
- The pools will be open for sessions lasting one and a half to three hours.
- The Minister of Culture, Alexey Fursin, has emphasized the importance of providing comfortable and safe facilities for visitors.
- The city's "Summer in Moscow" project will bring together various events and festivals throughout the city, including charity, cultural, and sports events.
Statistics:
- 14 swimming pools will be operating in Moscow's parks this season.
- The water treatment system in the pools undergoes round-the-clock multi-stage filtration, purification, and constant laboratory monitoring.
- The pools have a staff that performs technical maintenance after each session.
- The city's "Summer in Moscow" project is expected to attract a large number of visitors with its various events and festivals.
Sources:
- [2] Website of the Moscow Government
- Official Telegram channel of the city of Moscow