In Borisovsky Ponds Park, there are enough sports zones for everyone
In Borisovsky Ponds Park, there are enough sports zones for everyone: football fields with different surfaces (artificial turf, rubberized surface, and asphalt), basketball courts (also with varying surfaces), and designated areas for children's games.
Consensus
- Moscow is developing new sport facilities for year-round use.
- The new sport areas are being installed in urban parks across the city.
- Some of these facilities have already been opened or are under construction.
- Residents can access free sports programs through the 'Moskovsky Sport' portal.
- The facilities include spaces for team sports such as volleyball, basketball, and football.
Points of divergence
- In 2026, 23 year-round sport areas of a new format will be opened in Moscow. — vm
- 128 modern sport areas of a new format are planned to open across all districts of Moscow. — ntv
- The 'Dynamo' beach sports center offers activities such as beach frisbee, rugby, and sambo in addition to traditional sports. — vm
- One of the new sport areas replaced an outdated zone near Holy Lake in the Kosino-Ukhtomsky District, which is visited by over 2,000 people weekly. — ntv
Coverage (5 sources)
- Where to exercise for free in Moscow this summer: a guide to the best venues — Вечерняя Москва
- 128 sports venues of a new format will appear in Moscow — НТВ Москва
- Sobyanin: Moscow will create 128 year-round sports facilities of a new format — Вечерняя Москва
- Sobyanin Reveals Plans to Create Over 20 New Format Sports Facilities This Year — НТВ Москва
- Sobyanin: Moscow to get 23 year-round sports facilities of a new format — Вечерняя Москва