Top Things to do in Yubileyny
- 1. Park of Marina Tsvetaeva
- 2. Church of New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia
- 3. Church of the Holy Face
- 4. Fest Mytishchi Drama and Comedy Theater
- 5. Protection of the Holy Virgin
- 6. Marina Tsvetaeva Memorial Apartment Museum
- 7. Seraphim Church
- 8. Shhyolkovo City Park
- 9. Ice Palace Arena Mytischi
- 10. RKK Energiya
Top Restaurants in Yubileyny
The 10 Best Things to Do in Yubileyny, Russia
Discover the best top things to do in Yubileyny, Russia including Park of Marina Tsvetaeva, Church of New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia, Church of the Holy Face, Fest Mytishchi Drama and Comedy Theater, Protection of the Holy Virgin, Marina Tsvetaeva Memorial Apartment Museum, Seraphim Church, Shhyolkovo City Park, Ice Palace Arena Mytischi, RKK Energiya.
Restaurants in Yubileyny
1. Park of Marina Tsvetaeva
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Galinka K - Moscow, Russia
Хороший, но маленький скверик. Уютный, находится рядом с домом-музеем Марины Цветаевой. Подходит для прогулок с детками, колясками, для пар и просто в одиночку, посидеть и помечтать=)
2. Church of New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Vladimir K - Moscow, Russia
Очень удачное архитектурное решение. Совсем новый храм, ещё до конца внутри не отделан. Одноглавый храм, стилизующий под формы средневекового новгородского зодчества, поэтому выглядит очень нарядным. Небольшая колокольня ещё больше украшает церковь. Название очень необычное, запоминающееся.
3. Church of the Holy Face
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By OxanaKsu - Moscow, Russia
Интересный и самобытный храм в Пушкино был построен в 1916 году. Построен он был в честь 300-летия Романовых. В советские годы здесь было общежитие, склад, коммунальные квартиры и пионерлагерь. В 1989 году был возвращен Церкви и отреставрирован.
В 2007 году сгорела Летняя деревянная церковь, в настоящий момент идет строительство новой каменной церкви.
4. Fest Mytishchi Drama and Comedy Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Галина Н
Good theatre, the repertoire is diverse. I go to plays regularly, the last performance of "Romeo and Juliet". Visit, not regret.
5. Protection of the Holy Virgin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By _DenisK_001 - Moscow, Russia
Огромный краснокирпичый храм начала XX века расположился на высоком берегу реки Клязьмы. Пешком от станции Таасовка (Ярославское направление) сюда минут 15. Интерьеры и убранство интересные.
6. Marina Tsvetaeva Memorial Apartment Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Наталия К - Москва, Россия
Новогодние праздники музей работал все дни и мы не примкнули воспользоваться. Каждые полтора часа проходят организованные экскурсии по выходным. Не смотря на то, что Цветаева жила здесь не более года, экскурсия длится более полутора часов. Заранее созвонитесь и договоритесь об экскурсии, без пояснений экспозицию будет смотреть не так интересно.
7. Seraphim Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By sergyx - Moscow, Russia
Деревянный небольшой и недавно построенный храм посреди жилых зданий города Юбилейного. Храмовая территория огорожена, внутри очень чисто. В церкви регулярно проводятся богослужения. Внутри очень симпатично.
8. Shhyolkovo City Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By keser2016 - Shchyolkovo, Russia
Живу в этом городе и мы часто гуляем с внуком там. Можно спокойно с малышами гулять по дорожкам, а детям постарше есть аттракционы. Отличные дорожки для роликов. Никаких пьяниц, кругом клумбочки и цивильные кафешки.
9. Ice Palace Arena Mytischi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By betona - Ohio
My Russian colleagues surprised me with tickets to see the Moscow Atlant play a home game at this arena. Being NHL fans, I and my visiting colleagues were very excited to get to see Russian pro hockey live on a snowy night in Moscow. So here's a westerner's take: It's a large arena, but with 7,000 seats not as large as an NHL arena. There are snack bars around with fresh sausages, breads, pies and soft drinks. It's very family-friendly: There was no alcohol served at all in the main areas. Upstairs there's a restaurant and a sports bar with windows looking out into the arena, and that is the only place that beer is served, and you're not going to take it out to your seats. They had a simple buffet that had two types of sausages, some chicken, fries and bread. They also had an assortment of chips along with a light and a dark beer. We went early and ate in taht restaurant (pictures attached) during warmups and then went down to our seats for the game. It was an exciting experience seeing the Moscow Atlant play with cheerleaders and live music and flags and a different style of hockey- more finesse and less checking than this westerner is used to. There is a gift shop though a door with reasonably priced shirts, sweaters, cups and the like. To me it was such a treat to get to go here.
10. RKK Energiya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas C - Preston, United Kingdom
I know it's a sad tone to take - but I thought I'd let everyone from the UK And possibly the world know that unfortunately it's for Russian eyes only.
I have a huge amount of respect for their achievement (sending the first man into space) and after the opportunity has arisen to travel eastwards, I have tried for weeks and weeks to sort everything out to travel into Russia, to the RKK energiya museum where the capsule of vostok 1 is stored. I even used a Russian translator to write emails and faxes and when they did respond, they said that basically due to security issues, only Russian tourists can visit it. He did say that we can visit the launch vehicle but as I'm sure you all agree this is small money compared to viewing the relic of the last significant endeavour our species has ever done.
I also learnt on my quest that one of the reasons security is so tight is that the museum is situated on the grounds of a working Mission control and factory where they produce their space exploration vehicles and any tour of the place has to be booked a month in advance
Sorry to drag the tone down a bit but I thought its best people know early to avoid dissappointment.
As a parting note - I'd like to stress this isn't a dig at the museum whatsoever - I'd love to have visited and respect their decision to remain clandestine - it's purely information only
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