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Power range, introducing the, leopard 53 powercat, a new generation of power catamaran.

An outdoor oasis combined with a refined interior. Succeeding the most popular powercat of all time, the Leopard 51 Powercat, this new yacht possesses all the attributes that made her predecessor successful, while reinventing what a powercat should be. Elegance and agility combine to create a flow of perfect harmony. Discover cruising pleasure, amplified.

Raising the bar. The Leopard 53 Powercat writes the standard for space and efficiency both inside and out, with a seamless flow from the interior to the exterior. This trait is the very essence of the Leopard line.

Crafted with the intention of luxury on the water, you will find serenity without compromising performance. With the stability you’d expect from a catamaran combined with the comfort of a motor yacht, we present an oasis at sea.

The evolution of the Leopard Powercat range presents innovative design elements. Possessing elegance and fine finishes that appeal to modern tastes, without compromising on space, manoeuvrability or fuel-efficiency.

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While the exterior of the yacht has been enhanced, Naval Architect for Simonis Voogd Design, Alexander Simonis, tells us this:

“This is a true power cat design, unlike its predecessors which were derivatives from the sailing versions in their respective sizes. This allowed us to design without the constraints imposed and improve the design further for the purpose of fuel efficient cruising.

Through optimisation of the hull shape and the superstructure design we achieved to get lower hydro and aero-dynamic drag coefficients, allowing us to create 30% more internal volume and better performance.”

The heart of the boat is the flybridge.

Outside, she optimizes all available exterior space with plenty of social zones. The heart of the boat is the flybridge. Accessed by a staircase, the flybridge is covered by a fixed, solid hardtop. The flybridge provides a well-thought-out helm station with great visibility. Spacious seating and a large table allow for a great place to entertain family and friends and enjoy a meal with spectacular views.

The optional wet bar, grill, refrigeration, and storage, as well as an aft-facing sun pad with cushions, enhance the space. The flybridge is the ideal spot to create magical moments on the water. Downstairs, the large aft cockpit features a table and walk-around cockpit seating with multiple seating configurations

With cool tones and contemporary finishes, discover serenity when you step inside this newly designed layout. The perfect blend of calm sophistication, with the sea right before your eyes. Offered in a three or four-cabin layout, with the option for separate crew cabins. You can personalize the yacht’s interior to your individual style.

The three-cabin owner suite layout optimizes livability and freedom providing a fluid passage as you move throughout. The polished wardrobe and furnishings favour home interior design. Due to the thoughtful use of space, guests will enjoy the same level of attention to detail, with maximum comfort that promotes relaxation during their time down below. The heads on this powercat feature separate shower stalls and Corian washbasins with mixer taps.

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Built blue water tough with high performance agility

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• 3 Cabin Layout
• 4 Cabin Layout

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Leopard 39 powercat (florida), sale pending.

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M/Y Traveller is a gorgeous 2013 Owner’s version Leopard 39 Powercat catamaran, for sale by owner.  She is powered with the original Leopard factory upgraded Yanmar 150hp engines. Engines, generator, and ALL boat systems are running great. Traveller cruises at a spirited 14 knots – with a max speed of 18 knots. Features of this 2013 Leopard 39 PC include a spacious raised flybridge with helm station and hard top, three cabin interior layout, full galley and spacious salon, plus a breezy open cockpit at the stern, with the deck covered in luxurious barefoot-friendly SEA DECK, which reaches all the way out to the extended sugar scoops. Currently, this is the ONLY vessel of it’s kind for sale in the US, (OWNER’s VERSION, 150 HP engines). BUILDERS REMARKS:

The Leopard 39 PC is an innovative, efficient and spacious yacht that takes the best features from the popular Leopard 47 PC to bring you an exciting midsize catamaran with many of the features of a much larger yacht.

With a vision of creating an economical and intelligently designed power catamaran with global cruising capabilities, the team of award winning designers at Robertson and Caine not only drew upon the success of previous models, but also learned from feedback of our global owners and cruisers.

Features on the Leopard 39 include a spacious raised flybridge with helm station and hard top, three cabin interior layout, full galley and saloon, plus an open cockpit.

With a history of building off successful designs and adapting functionality based on consumer feedback, Leopard Catamaran is, and will continue to be, the benchmark of excellence for the next generations of power cats.

Recent Upgrades & Updates

• New Custom Flybridge Enclosure
• New & upgraded Flybridge Seating Area cushion and upholstery
• New custom foul weather cover for helm station
• Added an AB Dinghy w/ 9.9 HP Yamaha 4 Stroke
• 3000 Watt Victron Multiplus Inverter Charger
• Added SIREN MARINE Smart-BOAT Monitoring & Tracking System
• New Bottom paint - Feb. 2024
• 2 New Mabru 17,000 btu AC units
• 990 watts Solar with solar controller
• New Standard Horizon VHF radio w/ wireless remote
• New AIS system
• New Vitrifigo Refrigerator & Freezer
• 600 amp hour lithium house batteries RELION
• New Spade anchor - 20kg/44 lb
• Engine starter batteries
• New Life-Sling MOB Rescue System on aft rail
• New Smoke & CO2 detectors
• New 6-rung heavy-duty swim platform ladder
• New Magma Grill + Cover
• Salon Window Coverings
• New Sunbrella Cockpit Seating Cushions (removable for foul weather)
• New 27 ‘ Fire TV
• New stereo speakers in salon
• Stern / sugar scoop rub rail replaced with new

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Construction.

• Leopard Catamarans boast blue water capability, great performance, solid construction, excellent ventilation, high quality equipment, large tank capacities, hard top bimini, spacious flybridge, at an excellent value.
• Robertson and Caine uses advanced composite GRP sandwich construction.
• A vacuum bonded E-glass end-grained balsa cored hull ensures a precise resin to glass ratio, and is highly compression and impact resistant.
• E-glass stitched fabric delivers maximum strength.
• Isophthalic gelcoat and resin rich tissue helps prevent osmosis.
• The hull laminate is light and durable resulting in a dynamic weight carrying capacity and excellent motion reaction of the hull.

Accommodations

• 3 Cabin Owner Version
• New IsoTherm Fridge Freezer
• Dark Cherry w/ Camel upholstery
• New stereo speakers in salon and cockpit
• Salon Window Coverings for Sunlight & Privacy
• IsoTherm Fridge /Freezer + U-shaped, Chef-friendly Leopard galley w/ Galley UP design
• SEA-DECK cushioned flooring throughout cockpit and stern + swim steps

Electronics

• Raymarine chart plotter
• New Standard Horizon VHF w/remote
• Northern Light 6 KW - Approx. 3290 hours - this is theOriginal model to M/Y Traveller
• New 600 amp hour lithium house batteries RELION

Deck & Hull

• NEW BOTTOM PAINT - Feb. 2024
• New Stern headers & sugar scoop rub rail replaced
• New Side rub rails

Engines & Mechanical

• 2 - 150 HP Yanmar diesels 4BY3 - 150
• A/B RIB + 9.9 Yamaha 4 stroke

Navigation Equipment

• Raymarine +AIS
• SIREN MARINE Smart-BOAT Monitoring & Tracking System
• EPIRB mounted in Salon
• SIREN MARINE Smart-boat Security & Tracking System
• Spade anchor - 20kg/44 lb
• Life-Sling MOB rescue system added
• Fire extinguishers throughout+ fire suppression systems in engine rooms
• Co2 Detectors & smoke detectors

Anchor & Docking

• Spade 44 lb

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Check out Moscow’s NEW electric river trams (PHOTOS)

Water transportation has become another sector for the eco-friendly improvements the Moscow government is implementing. And it means business. On July 15, 2021, on the dock of Moscow’s ‘Zaryadye’ park, mayor Sergey Sobyanin was shown the first model of the upcoming river cruise boat.

The model of the electrical boat with panoramic windows measures 22 meters in length. The river tram - as Muscovites call them - has a passenger capacity of 42, including two disabled seats. The trams will also get cutting edge info panels, USB docking stations, Wi-Fi, spaces for scooters and bicycles, as well as chairs and desks for working on the go. The boats will be available all year round, according to ‘Mosgortrans’, the regional transport agency. 

Passengers will be able to pay with their ‘Troika’ public transport card, credit cards or bank cards. 

The main clientele targeted are people living in Moscow’s river districts - the upcoming trams will shorten their travel time in comparison to buses and other transportation by five times, Mosgortrans stated. 

As the river trams are being rolled out, Moscow docks will also see mini-stations, some of which will also be outfitted with charging docks for speed-charging the boats.  

Moscow is set to announce the start of the tender for construction and supply in September 2021. The first trams are scheduled to launch in June 2022 on two routes - from Kievskaya Station, through Moscow City, into Fili; and from ZIL to Pechatniki. 

“Two full-scale routes will be created in 2022-2023, serviced by 20 river trams and a number of river stations. We’ll continue to develop them further if they prove to be popular with the citizens,” the Moscow mayor said .

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• Gorky Central Park of Culture and Recreation, Moscow
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What is the history of Gorky Park?

• In the pre-revolutionary period, Gorky Park was a city dump and wasteland, which was cleared in 1923 to host the All-Russian Agricultural and Artisan Industrial Exhibition
• In 1928, a huge park was planned on the former site of the exhibition. It would not just be a place of leisure, but a place to proudly display Soviet culture and daily life
• Gorky Park has remained a cultural hub ever since, and has been renovated and added to over the years to make it one of Moscow’s top attractions today

Gorky Central Park of Culture and Recreation

Gorky Park is the most famous park of Moscow, created during the Soviet period as a hub for relaxation and cultural activities. The park is beloved by Muscovites and tourists alike, who visit in all seasons to stroll, enjoy sports, admire the park’s attractions, and attend cultural events. Gorky Park is the central part of an ensemble of four green spaces – Muzeon Park of Arts, Neskuchny Garden, and Sparrow Hills Nature Reserve – which curve around the southern bank of the Moskva River to the south-west of Moscow city centre. Here you may spend some time and enjoy nature and contemprary art during your vacation in Moscow .

History of Gorky Park

Imperial russia.

In the 17th century, the eastern bank of the Moskva River beyond Moscow’s city limits was home to floodplain meadows, where palace horses grazed. From the mid-1850s, events such as cockfights, fistfights, and races were held here, and by the 20th century this area had become a city dump where the unemployed and homeless people of Moscow lived, which remained this way until the Soviet period. This wasteland lay in stark contrast to the adjoining Neskuchny Sad – ‘merry garden’ – which lay to its south, an area of aristocratic country estates and elaborate gardens.

Soviet Russia

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Following the October Revolution, Vladimir Lenin travelled around Moscow to find a suitable site for the first All-Russian Agricultural and Artisan Industrial Exhibition, which would reveal opportunities for socialist development of agriculture and industry. Lenin decided on the wasteland alongside the Moskva River, which was cleared with a programme of community work. In 1923, the exhibition began. It encompassed 250 pavilions dedicated to different themes of agriculture and industry, and was divided into thematic zones, such as villages, livestock, crops, engineering, railways, republics of the USSR, and foreign countries. The organisation of the exhibition demarcated the future layout and size of Gorky Park, and the paths, ‘zones’, and main square of the exhibition have been preserved until the present day. In March 1928, Moscow City Council decided to establish a park of culture and recreation on the site of the former exhibition, which would also encompass the Neskuchny Garden. Moscow’s residents were instrumental in the construction of the park – they voiced their desires for events spaces, physical education and leisure facilities, and gave up their weekends to build the park. The park’s main architect was Konstantin Melnikov.

Did you know? Konstantin Melnikov also helped to construct Lenin’s Mausoleum and the Rusakov Worker’s Club, one of Moscow’s Constructivist masterpieces .

Over 100,000 Muscovites flocked to the opening of the park on 12th August 1928. The brand-new park was equipped with two theatres, a cinema, nursery, reading room, restaurant and café, music stages, sports arenas, rowing boats, and even a giant helter-skelter slide. Unfortunately, because of the vast size of the crowd and the general excitement, the park was damaged and closed until September.

Did you know? The park was not named after Maxim Gorky, writer and founder of Socialist Realism, until 1933.

In 1929, Betty Glan – at the mere age of 26 – became director of the park. She decided to reconceptualise it, uniting leisure, design, and ideology with the help of Moscow’s most eminent architects, designers and artists. Over the next decade, more cultural venues were established in the park, the Pushkinskaya Embankment along the Moskva River was developed, and the landscaping of the park was carefully cultivated. Architect Alexander Vlasov was particularly influential, and won the Grand Prix at the 1937 World Exhibition in Paris for his design of Gorky Park. This period under Glan’s directorship until 1937 was known as the ‘golden age’ of Gorky Park, which became not just a place for recreation, but a public space where Soviet culture and everyday life could be proudly displayed.

Did you know? During the Second World War topical events were held in Gorky Park, such as the championship in bayonet combat, grenade-throwing competitions, and air defence training. What’s more, an exhibition of captured enemy weapons – tanks, artillery, aeroplanes, and more – was organised in Gorky Park and continually updated throughout the war.

In the post-war decades new attractions were continually added to Gorky Park. These included the majestic 24-metre triumphal arch at the entrance to the park, an astronomical observatory (which remains open today), the famous Ferris wheel (unfortunately dismantled in 2008), and a fountain with lights and music.

Russia today

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The Gorky Park ensemble continued to flourish as a centre of culture and recreation in post-Soviet Russia. The adjoining Muzeon Park of Arts was founded in 1992, and Garage Museum of Contemporary Art was established in Gorky Park in 2008. The ensemble underwent serious reconstruction in 2011. Many new sports facilities were added, including centres for beach sports and extreme sports, bicycle paths and sports equipment rental hubs, and much effort was devoted to reviving original buildings, sculptures, and landscape compositions. Two years later, the embankment of the Moskva River from the southern tip of Zamoskvorechye Island all the way to Sparrow Hills was redeveloped and pedestrianised, making it possible to peacefully walk or cycle along the Moskva for many kilometres.

What can you do at Gorky Park today?

• Explore the park and see architectural attractions, fountains, and beautiful gardens
• Visit Garage Museum of Contemporary Art and the Gorky Park Museum
• Go boating on the lakes and stroll down the Pushkinskaya Embankment
• Rent bicycles or scooters, skateboard, and visit the sports centres

What can you do at Gorky Park?

Park attractions.

While exploring the treelined paths of Gorky Park, you’ll come across a number of attractions. To the west of the main entrance, near the river, is a beautiful geometric bandstand used for music and literary evenings in the Soviet period. As you head down the central alley of Gorky Park from the main entrance, you’ll see a statue of Maxim Gorky on your right, and discover the light and music fountain with its dancing jets of water – find the schedule of its performances here .

Did you know? Don’t be afraid to feed the red squirrels and birds you encounter on your walk around Gorky Park – there are even vending machines which sell special food for the animals!

The southern section of Gorky Park is occupied by the Golitsynsky Garden. In 1802, the Golitsyn Hospital was founded here as a hospital for the poor; it still adjoins Gorky Park today. Gardens were created as a relaxation place for patients, extending from the hospital building to the riverbank, and included landscaped gardens, a Chinese Bridge, and two ponds. On the riverbank is the Rotunda of the Golitsyn Hospital, which has been preserved since the 19th century. There is also a rose garden and fountain by the Bolshoi Golitsynsky Pond.

Did you know? In the Golitsynsky Garden is also located an unusual architectural monument – a public toilet designed by Alexander Vlasov in the 1930s, which is recognised as an ‘object of cultural heritage’!

Outdoor activities

Gorky Park’s extensive and varied grounds aren’t only good for walks! You can relax on the water by renting boats to sail on the Pionersky and Bolshoi Golitsynsky Ponds, or visiting the Olivkovy Beach on the Pushkinskaya Embankment to sunbathe. As well as this, you can hire bicycles, electric scooters, longboards or even roller skates to explore the park and embankments, play table tennis, visit the sports complex to play football, basketball, handball, badminton or volleyball, or visit the Vans skatepark or Nike sports centre for workouts and classes such as rooftop yoga.

Gorky Park Museum

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Visit the Gorky Park Museum, located in the left pier of the entrance arch. The current exhibition is dedicated to Gorky Park in the ‘golden age’ of the 1930s, and shows the development of Moscow’s central park through the eyes of Betty Glan. There is an observation deck on top of the arch, which offers a lovely view over the park and Moscow’s skyline.

Did you know? In the entrance arch there is also a gift shop where you can purchase balls, frisbees, blankets, and other items to enjoy your visit to Gorky Park.

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art

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In Gorky Park you will find Garage Museum, Russia’s first philanthropic institution dedicated to contemporary art, founded in 2008 by Roman Abramovich and Dasha Zhukova. 10 major exhibitions are hosted each year to showcase the work of established and up-and-coming artists. Also organised are a rich programme of events including curator-led excursions, workshops, masterclasses, lectures, concerts, performances, festivals, and film screenings at Garage’s outdoor cinema. Read our article about Garage Museum of Contemporary Art to learn more.

Food and drink

There are plenty of excellent cafes and restaurants dotted around Gorky Park, where you can stop for a quick coffee or enjoy a long meal with a view. They include the stylish lakeside café Ostrovok (Little Island) and upmarket restaurant Vremena Goda (Seasons) which serve European and Russian food, colourful lakeside Thai restaurant Lebedinoe Ozero (Swan Lake), trattoria Merkato with its huge summer terrace, restaurant Syrovarnya (Cheese Factory) with a menu focused on its homemade cheese, food-truck court Restoparking which is stylised as a drive-in café, and ice-cream and tea shop Chaynaya Vysota.

What’s nearby?

Gorky Park is bordered by Muzeon Park of Arts, Neskuchny Garden, and Sparrow Hills Nature Reserve. This huge ensemble curves for eight kilometres along the bank of the Moskva River, providing a beautiful oasis of green in Europe’s biggest city.

Muzeon Park of Arts

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Muzeon Park of Arts is the largest open-air sculpture museum in Russia, home to 1,000 sculptures by Soviet and Russian sculptors, including those by famous artists. A large part of Muzeon is occupied by the New Tretyakov Gallery , which houses Russia’s most complete exhibition of national art from the 20th century to the present day. The pedestrianised Krymskaya Embankment which extends alongside Muzeon has recently undergone redevelopment, and is one of Moscow’s most popular spots to relax.

Neskuchny Garden

Neskuchny Garden is the oldest park in Moscow, founded in 1728 by Prince Nikita Trubetskoy, who threw fantastic festivities in his manor house and gardens – neskuchny means ‘merry’ in Russian. Many other noble families also built their country estates in this area, which became a public park and garden after being acquired by the royal family. Today, the Neskuchny Garden is home to historical buildings, fountains, and gardens from the 18th and 19th centuries, sports facilities, an open-air theatre, and a huge greenhouse which supplies flowers to Gorky Park.

Sparrow Hills

Sparrow Hills Nature Reserve is a huge forest park lining the steep bank of the Moskva River and the only specially protected nature area near the city centre. It is home to ecological trails, ponds, natural springs, rare species of plants and animals, many spots for picnicking, cafes, and a mini zoo. At the bottom of the park lie the Vorobyovskaya and Andreevskaya Embankments, with promenades along the Moskva River, a beach, and piers offering boat trips. As with Gorky Park, Sparrow Hills is hugely popular for sports and outdoor activities in all seasons. A new winter sports complex with snowboarding, ice skating, and ski tracks and jumps is currently under construction. When the weather is pleasant, you can rent a bicycle to ride the 8 kilometres along the river from Muzeon to Sparrow Hills.

Essential information for visitors Address and contact details Gorky Park, Krymsky Val, 9, Moscow, 119049 Website:  https://park-gorkogo.com/ Email:  [email protected] Telephone: +7 (495) 995-00-20 Nearest metro: Oktyabrskaya (570m), Park Kultury (860m) Opening hours and tickets

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