4K A walk along the Ukrainian Boulevard in Moscow. Ep. 117

Beautiful Russian girls walking around Moscow Ukrainian Boulevard is a boulevard located in the Western administrative district of the city of Moscow in the Dorogomilovo district. The boulevard got its name on April 29, 1965, due to its location near the Kyiv railway station, Kievskaya street, Taras Shevchenko embankment, the name of which reflects the Ukrainian theme [1] [2] (according to other sources - in honor of the Ukrainian people) Ukrainian Boulevard runs from Bolshaya Dorogomilovskaya Street to the northwest, Malaya Dorogomilovskaya Street adjoins it from the west, then 2nd Borodinskaya Street adjoins the boulevard from the east, the boulevard continues further, is interrupted by Kutuzovsky Prospekt, after which it continues to Taras Shevchenko Embankment. Section from Bolshaya Dorogomilovskaya street to 2nd Borodinskaya Street - a street with one carriageway, to the east of which there is a wide boulevard and park area with monuments and sculptures (a monument to Lesya Ukrainka, a Pegasus sculpture, etc.) and fountains (“Pillars“, “Stol“, “Grotto“, “Cascades“, etc.); the section from 2nd Borodinskaya Street to Kutuzovsky Prospekt is actually two streets separated by a wide boulevard with sculptures and the Girl fountain; the section from Kutuzovsky Prospekt to the Taras Shevchenko embankment retains the same territorial organization, but without sculptures and fountains. The numbering of houses starts from the Taras Shevchenko embankment.