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Novyye Cherëmushki, Moscow — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Where to stay in Novyye Cherëmushki
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Beds cluster near the Metro. Novye Cheryomushki station on the Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya Line puts central Moscow within a direct ride, which is the practical reason to take a room out here rather than in the middle of the city. If your visit is built around the Darwin Museum or the Lebedev Physical Institute, Novyye Cherëmushki saves you the commute.
About Novyye Cherëmushki
What are the main landmarks in Novyye Cherëmushki?
Science dominates the landmarks. The Lebedev Physical Institute occupies its main building on Leninsky Prospekt, and the Darwin Museum stands within reach of the same quarter, giving Novyye Cherëmushki two draws that have nothing to do with housing. Wall paintings fill the lobby of the Gubkin institute of petrochemical and gas industry, in Gagarinsky.
The Novye Cheryomushki 9 block carries the district's own name.
What is the history of Novyye Cherëmushki?
The quarter dates from 1959. Novye Cheryomushki station opened on the Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya Line of the Moscow Metro in 1962 as the final segment of the Kaluzhskiy radius, and it served as a terminus for two years. The Lebedev Physical Institute sits on Leninsky Prospekt nearby.
Its earliest housing blocks are recorded under names of their own, the Novye Cheryomushki 9 block among them.
Where is Novyye Cherëmushki?
Novyye Cherëmushki is a residential quarter of Moscow, its housing arranged in numbered blocks such as the Novye Cheryomushki 9 block. The Metro reaches it.
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Updated September 2026