In the 2006-2007 winter season, a public ice skating rink was opened on Red Square in the center of Moscow for the first time in history as a popular entertainment option for city residents and guests of the capital. The project was organized by the GUM Shopping Center, the main historical building that stands directly opposite the Kremlin. This leisure facility became the largest in Europe, with a total building area of almost 3,000 square meters, including an ice arena, cafes, retail premises, and a rental and service center.
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