Like in the movies!

Piligrim Porto is a small "ghost town" in the forests near Moscow. The film "Notes of the Forwarder of the Privy Chancellery" was filmed here, and the scenery has been preserved in a very decent condition.
Here is an old frigate, on which one can even get in to feel like a captain at the helm, and then go explore the ancient streets. You may not be able to enter some of the buildings, but this doesn't spoil a photo session in the peaceful forest, surrounded by all sorts of scenery and outlandish buildings.
For more information on visiting the Film City, visit the official website.

One of the main tourist attractions of the Moscow region can safely be called Serednikovo estate. Once this place was owned by the grandmother of the famous Russian poet and writer Mikhail Yurievich Lermontov, here he spent a lot of time working on his poems, as well as on the famous poem "Demon". Today, the estate has a rather large museum complex and regular excursions take place.
More information about visiting the estate can be found on its official website.

There is a small Nekrasov restaurant ten minutes away from the cinema city. The menu here is quite extensive and diverse, you can find dishes of Italian and French cuisine, a large number of different salads. The atmosphere of the place is also quite pleasant and soothing, the interior is made in light colors.

After lunch we will make a stop in one of the most interesting museums of Zelenograd, where the history of this region, the period of the Great Patriotic War, as well as the economic and scientific development are told in detail.
It is worth remembering that tickets can only be purchased online via official museum website.

We arrive in Zelenograd and go "Visiting". The atmosphere here is very welcoming and relaxing, really, as if you were dropping in to have dinner with an old friend. There are quite a lot of Asian, as well as traditional Middle Eastern dishes on the menu. Tasty kebab and grilled meat.

Today's day is gradually coming to an end, it has proved to be very interesting and informative. Now it's worth going to a hotel to rest, tomorrow we'll go to New Jerusalem...