Victory Park, Moscow

This massive memorial to WWII was built for the 50-year anniversary of V-E day in 1995

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Victory Park, Moscow

This massive memorial to WWII was built for the 50-year anniversary of V-E day in 1995.

This massive memorial to WWII was built for the 50-year anniversary of V-E day in 1995. On weekends, it is very popular with newlyweds. The park now has its own metro station of the same name (Park Pobedy, on the Dark Blue line). There is also a museum to WWII worth visiting if you like military history.

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About Victory Park

 Moscow, Russia

 +7 495 148-55-50

 www.poklonnayagora.ru

Victory Park and Nearby Sights on Map

Tretyakov Gallery

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