Our rental clients shared this route for electric scooters. The route for electric scooters has been checked and I can definitely say that it is interesting from the architectural side, from the historical side.
It starts in Gorky Park. There are a lot of tracks where you can check the speed of the electric scooter (of course city), its maneuverability. Just take a walk around the Park.
For those who are bored in the Park, you can go on an electric scooter across the bridge to Prechistenskaya embankment. The history of the name of the embankment is changeable, part of it has already been called the embankment of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. In 1924, the embankment was renamed Kropotkinskaya. Since the 90th, it has been restored to its historical name, taken from the name of the nearest street – Prechistenskaya. Driving on an electric scooter along the embankment, pay attention to house 3, the project of the architect I. E. Bondarenko, the house is known for its tenant. Here p. K. Kozlov was preparing for an expedition to Mongolia and Tibet. Our route on an electric scooter is certainly not an expedition, but it is symbolic to go on a trip passing this house at the beginning of the route. House 11, the first building in Moscow on a reinforced concrete base and stilts. Starting from 31 houses-old mansions. The more convenient route by electric scooter, a couple of minutes and you will already see the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour and the buildings of the Pushkin Museum.
