Swimming is now permitted at Lake Belaye, Putyayevsky Pond No. 1
Swimming is now permitted at Lake Belaye, Putyayevsky Pond No. 1, the beaches of Silver Bor - 2 and Silver Bor - 3, as well as at Pioneer's Pond.
Consensus
- The number of officially approved swimming zones in Moscow has been reduced from nine to five.
- Swimming is currently permitted at Lake Beloe, Putyaevsky Pond No. 1, Serебryany Bor-2, Serебryany Bor-3, and Pionersky Pond.
- Swimming is prohibited at the Big City Pond, School Lake, and the Dinamo and Troeparevo beaches due to non-compliance with water quality standards.
- Rosпотребнадзор conducts regular monitoring of recreational zones throughout the summer season.
- If sanitary norms are violated, authorities issue instructions for cleaning water bodies and replacing sand.
- In case of unsatisfactory water test results, swimming is banned at a specific beach.
Points of divergence
- The quality of sand in all recreational zones currently meets sanitary requirements. — vm
- Three new modern beach areas were constructed on the eastern side of Moscow, including at Big Perovsky Pond with facilities such as sun loungers, shade shelters, changing rooms, showers, and toilet modules. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Where can one swim in Moscow in July 2026 — Вечерняя Москва
- Number of designated swimming areas in Moscow has been reduced — Москва 24