Biker Festival Shuts Down Moscow's Garden Ring and Southwest Districts

Traffic Restrictions Announced in Advance, Motorcyclists Gather for Annual Event

Moscow's iconic Garden Ring and the city's southwestern districts will be partially closed to traffic on Saturday, July 22nd, due to the annual Moscow City Day motorcycle festival. The closures will affect major thoroughfares and intersections, and motorists are advised to plan alternative routes in advance.

The festival, which celebrates the culture of motorcycling, will feature a parade of thousands of bikers, live music, and other entertainment. The parade will begin at 11:00 am and proceed along the Garden Ring and other designated routes. The festival will conclude with a mass gathering of bikers at the Luzhniki Stadium.

Closures Announced in Advance, Motorcyclists Gather for Annual Event

The Moscow City traffic police have announced the following closures and restrictions:

• The Garden Ring will be closed to traffic from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
• Several intersections and streets in the southwest districts will also be closed, including Leninsky Prospekt, Vernadsky Prospekt, and Lomonosovsky Prospekt.
• Motorcyclists will be allowed to park their vehicles in designated areas along the parade route.

Motorists are advised to use public transportation, carpooling, or alternative routes to avoid the affected areas during the festival. The Moscow Metro and bus system will operate on a normal schedule.

Festival Highlights Moscow's Motorcycling Culture

The Moscow City Day motorcycle festival is one of the largest and most popular events of its kind in Russia. The festival attracts thousands of bikers from all over the country and abroad.

The festival is an opportunity for bikers to showcase their bikes, socialize with fellow enthusiasts, and celebrate their passion for motorcycling. The festival also raises awareness of motorcycle safety and promotes responsible riding.

Additional Information

For more information about the Moscow City Day motorcycle festival, please visit the official website of the Moscow City traffic police. [Link to official website]

You can also follow the festival on social media for updates and announcements.