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VDNKh Park History and Features

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Origins and Development: Opened in 1939 as All-Union Agricultural Exhibition to showcase Soviet agriculture
Initially featured palaces for each Soviet republic and 32 pavilions
Expanded in 1954 after WWII to demonstrate USSR's recovery
Renamed VDNKh under Khrushchev to unite agricultural and industrial exhibitions
Post-Soviet Period: Suffered from neglect after Soviet Union's collapse
Many Soviet-era exhibitions were destroyed or replaced by commercial spaces
Became known as 'All-Russian Kebab House' in mid-2000s
Restoration began in 2013 under Moscow government ownership
Current Features: World's largest exhibition, museum, and recreational complex
Visited by 33 million people annually
Divided into six main zones: Central Alley, Park of Knowledge, Landscape Park, Park of Crafts, and others
Contains 10 architectural landmarks including triumphal arch and 8-metre golden sculpture
Nearby Attractions: Ostankino Park with woodland, gardens, and lake
Botanical Gardens established by Peter the Great
Ostankino TV Tower with observation deck
Free entry 24/7 with various metro connections nearby