V-Shaped Floating Bridge and Pier of Zaryadye Park in New Year Night

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Front view of the festively decorated for winter holidays with garlands and light installations V-shaped, glass-fenced floating footbridge and pier of Zaryadye park at Moskvoretskaya Embankment with a reflection on the surface of the non-frozen yet river Moskva (Moscow) in the first hours of New 2019 Year. The beautiful holiday Moscow cityscape from Raushskaya embankment.

Photo #056 taken on January 01, 2019

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Date: December 31, 2018 08:01:00 pm EST
File name: alp-2019-0101-056-v-shaped-floating-footbridge-and-pier-of-zaryadye-park-in-new-year-night.jpg
Tags: Russia , landmarks , Christmas , reflections , lights , New Year , night moscow , Winter Holidays , Bridges , decorations , New Year Decorations , Light Installations , Christmas Lights , Floating Bridge , Hovering Bridge , pier , Zaryadye Park , Moskvoretskaya Embankment , garlands , Moskva , Park Zaryadye , Zaryadye , Moscow River , footbridge , Moscow

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