Quick ride by bicycle from Mar’ina Roshcha to Moscow

Set off from Mar’ina Roshcha, a lively northern Moscow district known for its bustling streets and rich history, and pedal your way right into the heart of the Russian capital. This roughly 13 km ride is mostly on smooth, paved surfaces, so it’s a relaxing journey for city cyclists. You’ll cruise on a good mix of quiet roads and dedicated cycleways—perfect for soaking in the vibes without too much stress from traffic.

Along the way, you’ll gently descend into central Moscow, with just enough rolling hills to keep things interesting (but nothing too intense). There are bits of paving stones and routes through peaceful residential access roads, and you’ll even cut across a few pedestrian-friendly areas.

Your final stop is the heart of Moscow—don’t miss major landmarks like Red Square and the Kremlin nearby! Whether you’re commuting, sightseeing, or just craving a new route, this ride is a fun way to see the city from a cyclist’s perspective.