The excursion will unveil unexpected pages of the history of an ancient Moscow estate. Gogol's House invites you to a walking excursion "Gogol's House. Pages of the History of One Estate". This journey will cover the historical period from Ivan the Terrible to the present day. Participants will learn how the territory, where Gogol Square is located today, has changed, who owned these lands, and what events forever inscribed the estate into the historical chronicles of Moscow. The first mention of the estate dates back to the 16th century. These lands were granted to Dmitry Mamstryukovich Cherkassky - a native of Kabarda and one of the prominent figures of the Time of Troubles. In the square, participants will be able to see preserved and reconstructed buildings, closely examine landscape solutions, small architectural forms, and sculptures. The history of the owners, architectural changes, and the development of this territory will unfold during the walk, where every turn reveals a new layer of the era, and every detail is a piece of the mosaic of the past. The excursion is led by Svetlana Panchenko, head of the department of special projects and cultural programs at Gogol's House. The excursion will be interesting not only for history and architecture enthusiasts but also for anyone who wants to view familiar urban landscapes from a new angle. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.