Known as "Elk Island," this park is the first national park in Russia and offers the unique experience of spotting elks right near the city. It provides a natural retreat for Moscow residents with its dense forests and rich wildlife. The park is easily accessible from Moscow's city center and is a perfect getaway for nature enthusiasts.

Though more of a recreational park, it has natural patches and some wild animals like squirrels and birds. It combines urban life with nature and offers various activities. The park is a celebrated location for both relaxation and public events.

Part of Moscow's green belt, it offers stunning views of the Moscow River and is a great place for bird watching. Well known for its diverse flora and hilly terrain, it is popular among local hikers. The park is particularly famous for its panoramic observation deck.

This urban forest area is larger than Central Park, New York, and provides a tranquil escape from city life. It is known for its varied landscapes and abundant wildlife, including many bird species. Despite being centrally located, it gives the impression of being deep in the wilderness.

One of Moscow's largest parks, it offers vast green expanses and is a focal point for outdoor activities including a small zoo. Ancient oaks and pines decorate the landscape, making it a serene space. The park is steeped in history and offers cultural performances during summer.

Offers a blend of historical architecture and rich natural beauty with ponds, forests, and gardens. It is especially known for its scenic horse-riding paths. The park also includes a historical estate that adds a cultural dimension to its natural allure.

Adjoining the famous Ostankino TV tower, this park is a mix of landscaped gardens and untouched forest areas, attracting photographers and picnickers. It has a peaceful lake right at its heart. Visitors can enjoy open-air concerts, especially in the summer.

Although slightly outside Moscow, it remains a critical part of the city's ecosystem, featuring European architectural styles amidst a natural landscape. The estate offers rich history, art exhibits, and classical concerts. It combines cultural richness with natural beauty.

A former royal estate, this park offers a taste of history along with its beautiful landscapes. It features wooden architecture and historical artifacts, creating an open-air museum feel. Nestled on the Moscow River, it provides a picturesque setting with plentiful walking paths.

This park is known for its grand palace complex and beautifully landscaped grounds with serene ponds. It is an architectural marvel built by Catherine the Great. Visitors can enjoy indoor museum collections and outdoor performances.

A natural gem in Moscow, it combines historical elements with thick forests and a variety of wildlife. It is particularly noted for its old lime tree alleys and several natural springs. This park offers a quieter, less crowded option for nature lovers.

Known for its riverside location, this park offers beautiful vistas, particularly in the autumn when the leaves change color. It is both a sporting destination and a place for leisurely walks. The park offers multiple sport courts and equipment rentals.

Originally a noble family's summer residence, this park blends European landscape design with Russian traditional elements. It houses a beautiful palace and several pavilions. Art lovers and history buffs will appreciate its extensive porcelain exhibits.

Focuses on the military history of Russia within an expansive nature-filled environment. Offers outdoor activities like airsoft, paintball, and military reenactments within a forest setting. The park also features a large collection of military equipment.

Following the Yauza River, this park has undergone recent restoration to improve trail networks and biodiversity. Offers a peaceful riverside experience and attracts bird watchers with its varied avian species. Recent upgrades make it accessible and enjoyable for outdoor enthusiasts.

While known for cultural events and entertainment, its vast green spaces and outdoor activities include walking through nature-filled paths. It hosts contemporary art displays and outdoor cinema experiences. It’s a vibrant blend of culture and nature in the heart of Moscow.

This park offers tranquil woodlands with well-kept trails and is known for its ice skating in the winter. It has a distinct family-friendly atmosphere with playgrounds and a petting zoo. The picturesque bridges and fountains add charm to any visit.

Though a modern urban park, it melds various Russian landscapes, including forests, tundra, and steppe, representing the country’s vast natural diversity. Visitors can explore its unique biomes and enjoy breathtaking views of the Kremlin. Its futuristic glass structure offers year-round warmth.

The oldest park in Moscow, featuring an amalgam of gardens, alleys, and historical pavilions within its acreage. Special storytelling sessions and plays are often held for children. It is part of the larger Gorky Park complex, offering more peaceful retreats.

Although more of a botanical garden, it features vast plant collections and habitats reminiscent of natural landscapes. It is especially known for seasonal flower displays and exotic plant species. The garden is a great destination for botany enthusiasts or anyone needing a serene walk.