Alexander Garden — Attraction in Tverskoy District

Alexander Garden is a 10-hectare green space running the full length of the western Wall of the Kremlin in Moscow. This is a nice place to spend time before or after visits to the Kremlin and Red Square area attractions.

The garden was originally designed between 1819-1823 by Russian architect Osip Bove by order of Tsar Alexander I as part of the reconstruction of the city after the Napoleonic Wars.

Here you will find impressive fountains and cascading pools, grotto, Romanov Obelisk, the Tomb to the Unknown Solider and other impressive statues and monuments. During our July visit, we were pleased to find shady spots under trees flush with green foliage. The flowerbeds were in full bloom as well, this was nice to see.

Note: You will also find the ticket office for the Kremlin at Alexander Garden. The entrance to the Kremlin is nearby at Trinity Bridge.

Overall, we enjoyed our early morning and mid-afternoon visits to Alexander Garden. It is a large garden, making it easy to find quiet space and there are some nice minor attractions...

Alexander Garden is a hidden gem right next to the Kremlin and Red Square — a perfect place to unwind while still surrounded by history. The park is beautifully landscaped, with flower beds, walking paths, fountains, and plenty of benches to relax and take in the scenery.

One of the most moving sights here is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with the Eternal Flame, guarded by an honor guard and accompanied by an hourly changing of the guards — a must-see moment of respect and tradition.

The garden also features lovely monuments, including ones dedicated to famous Russian figures and war heroes. The blend of nature and history makes it a calm and reflective space in the heart of bustling Moscow.

Whether you're taking a quiet stroll, snapping photos, or learning about Russia’s past, Alexander Garden is a wonderful stop. It's clean, well-kept, and easily accessible — perfect for a short break during your exploration of the Kremlin and Red...

Absolutely a paradise, I have recently been to this place well over 100 times both during the summer as well as the winter, just a beautiful place to visit with family and friends. There are trendy reason ably priced food and gifts available right on the sight.

And of course there are high end dining and theatre options, museums, exhibition halls right adjacent to the garden.

The thing to beholden at the alecandrovskyi sad is the magnificent monument to the warfighters as well awesome sculptures of war heroes, generals ad well scientific achievers of the nation. You get a sense of the invincible and warrior .nature of the Russian people.

Anybody visiting Moscow and the red square, must take in...