An exciting tour along Sretenka Boulevard, where every corner hides its own story. On Sretenka Boulevard, every stone can tell its story. Behind the facades of ancient buildings lie amazing facts: beavers once lived in Beaver Lane, and the famous apartment building on this street cost a fortune. Participants of the tour will learn which buildings hide Masonic symbols, what is placed in the foundation for the well-being of residents, and why details that do not immediately catch the eye can be very important. Participants will also get acquainted with the stories of people who influenced the development of the city. For example, they will learn who was the prototype of Count Rostov from "War and Peace," and what led to the downfall of engineer Shukhov, whose projects became a hallmark of Soviet architecture. In just over an hour, participants will discover a wealth of interesting facts and look at the capital from a new perspective. The tour will conclude at the "Turgenevskaya" metro station. Entertainment in Moscow is gathered on our website.