First and Biggest McDonalds in Russia at Pushkin's Square, Moscow. Real Russia ep.32
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It's interesting but first McDonalds in Russia was opened one year before USSR collapsed but still in Soviet era. It was opened not far from the Square named for one of the most famous and greatest Russian writers and poets, Alexander Pushkin. When it was opened, it was the biggest McDonalds in the World! and still the biggest in Europe and Russia.
In 15th episode of Real Russia we have visited a local McDonalds in our hometown Ufa, Russia and in the end presented an exclusive video filmed in 1990 years about many miles line in queque to the first McDonalds at Pushkin's Square in Russia.
When in the beginning of this month we was travelling to Moscow for an interview to RT channel, we had a little less than 200 usd in our pockets and for the reason of very limited budget ate mostly in McDonalds. Because just where yet you can get 800kcal for $5?
So and once we ate mostly in McDonalds we never missed the chance to visit that definitely legendary McD restraunt. :)
Sorry for a little shaky camera work inside of restraunt, but Sergey Pichugin held the camera the way it looked like we do not film but just walk in a photocamera in hands. We was afraid that Security will not let us to film again, same as it was in 15th episode.
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The busiest McDonald's in the world is Pushkin Square in Moscow, Russia. There are more than 200 McDonald's outlets in Russia, but the one in Pushkin Square in Moscow holds the distinction as being the busiest in the world.
Pushkin Square is one of the busiest city squares in Russia and all the world. The McDonald’s location there was the first outlet to open in the country on January 31, 1990, months before the Soviet Union collapsed. While the company isn’t too keen on releasing numbers, the outlet is believed to serve over 40,000 people every single day.
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Russia: Drone captures Moscow’s Pushkin Square sparkle on New Year’s Eve
Moscow's preparation for its New Year's Eve celebrations was captured by drone footage, on Tuesday. Pushkin Square was illuminated with festive decorations, Russian Yolka trees and light tunnels ahead of the countdown to 2016.
The decorations are part of 'Journey to Christmas,' a festival which started on December 18 and will run until January 17 in the Russian capital. Moscow's city centre, including Red Square and the Kremlin, have been adorned with Christmas markets and ice rinks as part of the continual celebrations.
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Moscow's Pushkin Square Summer 1988
From the archives a report on Russia or as it was then 'the Soviet Union' and the place of Moscow's Pushkin Square in the new move toward Glasnost and free speech. Pushkinskaya since the 1930's has been a focal point of Russian life. This report was done before the opening of McDonald's on the square and when it was a center of free speech. The area was renamed in 1937 for Alexander Pushkin (1799-1837) who is considered by most Russia's greatest poet and founder of Russian romantic literature.
A walk around Moscow with Masha and Diana part one of two Tverskaya and Pushkin Square
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A walk up Tverskaya street and into Pushkin Square with Masha and Diana explaining what is going on. Tverskaya is one of the most expensive shopping streets in the world.
Tverskaya Street (Тверская улица), known as Gorky Street (улица Горького) between 1935 and 1990 and (unofficially) Piterskaya (Питерская улица) in the preceding decades, runs from the central Manege Square north-west in the direction of Saint Petersburg and terminated at the Garden Ring, giving its name to Tverskoy District. The route continues further as First Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, Leningradsky Prospekt and Leningradskoye Shosse.
Tverskaya Street existed as early as the 12th century. Its importance for the medieval city was immense, as it connected Moscow with its superior, and later chief rival, Tver. At that time, the thoroughfare crossed the Neglinnaya River. The first stone bridge across the Neglinnaya was set up in 1595.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, Tverskaya Street was renowned as the centre of Moscow's social life. The nobility considered it fashionable to settle in this district. Among the Palladian mansions dating from the reign of Catherine the Great are the residence of the mayor of Moscow (1778-82, rebuilt in ), and the English Club (1780s).
During the imperial period, the importance of the thoroughfare was highlighted by the fact that it was through this street that the tsars arrived from the Northern capital to their Kremlin residence. Several triumphal arches were constructed to commemorate the coronation ceremonies. In 1792, the Tverskaya Square was laid out before the residence of the governor of Moscow as a staging ground for mass processions and parades. In 1947, the square was decorated with an equestrian statue of Prince Yury Dolgoruky, founder of Moscow.
During Pushkin's time, the Tverskaya was lined with five churches. The poet wove his impressions from the street into the following stanza of Eugene Onegin:
The columns of the city gate
Gleam white; the sleigh, more swift than steady,
Bumps down Tverskaya Street already.
Past sentry-boxes now they dash,
Past shops and lamp-posts, serfs who lash
Their nags, huts, mansions, monasteries,
Parks, pharmacies, Bukharans, guards,
Fat merchants, Cossacks, boulevards,
Old women, boys with cheeks like cherries,
Lions on gates with great stone jaws,
And crosses black with flocks of daws.
Towards the end of the 19th century, the street was reconstructed, with stately neoclassical mansions giving way to grandiose commercial buildings in an eclectic mixture of historical styles. A characteristic edifice of the time is the eclectic National Hotel (1901), whose interior is a landmark of Russian Art Nouveau. In 1888 the actor, theatre director and founder of the Moscow Art Theatre, Constantin Stanislavski, rented the Ginzburg House on the street and had it converted into a luxurious clubhouse with its own large stage and several exhibition rooms, in order to house his newly-formed Society of Art and Literature. The Society gave its last performance there on 3 January 1891 and the building burnt down on the night of 10 January.
Between the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the rise of stalinist architecture in mid-1930s, the street acquired three modernist buildings - constructivist Izvestia Building by Grigory Barkhin (1925-1927, Pushkin Square), Central Telegraph Building (1927-29, 5 Tverskaya), a modernist masterpiece by Ivan Rerberg, and a stern black cube of Lenin Institute in Tverskaya Square (1926) by Stepan Chernyshyov.
Further expansion occurred in line with Stalin's 1935 master plan. During that period, all the churches and most other historic buildings were torn down in order to widen the street and replace low-rise buildings with larger, early stalinist apartment blocks and government offices. Arkady Mordvinov, who handled this ambitious project, retained some historical buildings, like the ornately decorated Savvinskoye Podvorye by Ivan Kuznetsov. This building was moved to a new foundation north from the new street line, and is now completely enclosed inside Mordvinov's stalinist block at 6, Tverskaya Street.
The protest march in Moscow Pushkin Square March 5, 2012
The protest march in Moscow Pushkin Square March 5, 2012
Music Joseph Haydn Trio in G major No. 25 performed by Moscow Trio: Vladimir Ivanov, violin, Mikhail Utkin, cello, Alexander Bonduriansky, piano
Митинг на Пушкинской площади 5 марта 2012 Музыка Йозефа Гайдна Трио соль мажор № 25 в исполнении Московского трио: Владимир Иванов, виолончель, Михаил Уткин, скрипка, Александр Бондурянский, фортепиано
Bandits on Pushkin Square in Moscow on March 5
March 5, 2012 in Moscow's Pushkin Square, an official opposition rally. After the meeting the police asked people to disperse. However, despite requests, gangsters and thugs of the opposition have not gone away and began to provoke the police and riot police. Thus, they have grossly violated the laws of the Russian Federation and the democratic laws of the meetings.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said that Russia will be tough to fight and prevent any attempt to interfere with the democratic development of the free people of the Russian Federation.
The Russian people against the thugs and provocateurs, whom you see in this video. Russia does not want turmoil and revolution, the Russian people support Putin and the further democratic development in Russia.
Pushkin's statue on Pushkin Square, Moscow.
A S Pushkin is widely considered to be the most magnificent poet in the Russian language. I made one mistake in this video. Pushkin was born in Moscow but he spent most of his life in St Petersburg. Some of his juvenilia was risque. His later work was more uplifting.
McDonald's opens in hungry Moscow, but costs half-a-day's wages for lunch, 1990
In 1990, Moscow got a McDonald's restaurant.
Inside, customers lined up again for Big Macs, fries and shakes. The reviews were mixed. One man felt the food itself was wanting, while some wanted more.
One woman, speaking in Russian, confessed to not knowing what it was she ate. But she did pronounce it unusual and delicious, adding that we need more of these places, there's nothing in our stores or restaurants.
But the revelation of the cost of a meal under the arches was not a happy one for some. At the price of half a day's average wages, the cost of trying out this new style of food was steep.
Outside the city, some of the $50 million spent by McDonald's went to build a processing plant dedicated to turning out 14,000 buns per hour, and where 3,000 tons of potatoes per day became fries and 10,000 patties per hour were made and frozen.
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Corruption Protest held in Moscow's Pushkin Square Russia
Thousands of people crowded into Moscow's Pushkin Square on Sunday for an unsanctioned protest against the Russian government, part of a wave of demonstrations taking place throughout the country.
Alexei Navalny, the anti-corruption campaigner who is leading the opposition to President Vladimir Putin, was arrested while walking from a nearby subway station to the demonstration, according to Associated Press journalists at the scene
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In Pushkin (Strastnaya) Square, the largest square of the Boulevard Ring, stands the first in Russia monument to A.S. Pushkin, the famous statue of the poet, opened in 1880 . Russia : Moscow. See on map .
Creme Brulee at the Pushkin Restaurant in Moscow, Russia
If you watched the incredibly-violent scene in the new movie, Anna (2019) you have seen the Pushkin Restaurant in Moscow, Russia, where the scene was filmed. It''s a breathtakingly beautiful restaurant with breathtaking price tags. Still, the Creme Brulee presentation , with it's pyramid of custard covered by a golden dome of spun sugar... set ablaze by liqueur, borders on a masterpiece. Watch this video to see why!
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Red Square in Moscow, Russia (February, 2013). Real Russia ep.27
After intereview for RT channel, we stayed for three more days in Moscow that to film more episodes from the capital of Russia.
If Moscow is the heart of Russia, then the Red Square is the heart of Moscow. It's definitely the first place the tourist must visit in Moscow. It looks absolutely amazing and beautiful even at winter time.
The Red Square surrounded by Moscow's Kremlin and Spasskaya Tower and Saint Basil's Cathedral, Historical State Museum and GUM department store. There also Mausoleum of Lenin, but it was totally hidden because of reconstruction.
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Рождество́ Christmas 2014 partying @ Vagabond Hostel at Pushkin Square in Moscow 2014-12-19
Lone backpackers from Russia, Europe, North America, Asia, and Down Under mingle at Moscow's cozy hostel six floors above the United Colours of Benetton at Pushkin Square.
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More than 50 years ago, the legendary French chansonnier Gilbert Bécaud performed in Moscow. When he returned to Paris he wrote the song “Natalie” and dedicated it to his Russian guide. The song goes: “We are walking around Moscow, visiting Red Square, and you are telling me learned things about Lenin and the Revolution, but I’m thinking, ‘I wish we were at Café Pushkin, looking at the snow outside the windows. We’d drink hot chocolate, and talk about something completely different…’”
The song became incredibly popular in France, and it is no wonder that French visitors to Moscow tried to find “Café Pushkin.” They couldn’t find it as it existed only as a poetic fantasy in Bécaud’s song. But it was the song that inspired Andrei Dellos, an artist and restaurateur with Franco-Russian roots, to create “Café Pushkin.”
On June 4, 1999, “Café Pushkin” opened in a Baroque mansion on Tverskoy Boulevard. At the grand opening, Gilbert Bécaud performed his world-famous song “Natalie.”
Tverskoy Boulevard and the streets around it played a significant, almost mystical role in the life of Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. When the boulevard opened in 1796, it became a favorite place among Moscow high society for a stroll. Pushkin could be found there frequently.
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MOSCOW, Pushkin Square July 2018
Very nice place for tourists in Moscow