From metro station "Savelovskaya"
- The first car from the center. Coming out at the "Savelovskaya" station, through the glass doors to the right, exit to the Savelovsky station, exiting the metro it will be right in front of you.
- Turn right 180 degrees (with your back to the Savelovsky station), you will see a bridge and an overpass ahead. On your left hand there will be railway tracks. Go to the overpass along the tracks, go under the bridge.
- After passing under the bridge, ahead will be the building of the Office of the President of the Russian Federation, and the road will smoothly turn to the right. Pass the first intersection (Paper Passage) and move further along the street to the next intersection. Ahead, in a five-story residential building, you will see a Pharmacy, a grocery store and a coffee shop, this is the beginning of the street. Truth.
- Having reached the street. True, cross the road along the pedestrian zebra crossing to the pharmacy and turn left. Ahead you will see a large blue Northern Lights office center. The street will turn smoothly to the right, walk along it.
- You will pass the Northern Lights office center, behind it is a tall, long gray building and the street will begin to go down a little. When you reach the building st. Pravdy, 21, you will notice a wooden door in the shape of a barrel. Walk a little further and look to the right. You will see a courtyard and a building built in the letter P. There are bas-reliefs above the main entrance, the entrance is under columns. This is the building where the Culinary Studio is located. The entrance is located in the right wing of the building under the sign “Yulia Vysotskaya’s Culinary Studio”. Go up to the second floor, and you are with us.
From the Belorusskaya metro station (ring)
- Exit the metro towards the street. Lesnaya, you go up to the square with glass office buildings.
- Turn left, cross the road and go straight to the railway bridge, passing the construction site. You go up to the bridge, cross it and go down on the other side of the railway.
- Next, follow directly parallel to Leningradsky Prospekt (along its alternate) from the center 600 m until the turn with Pravdy Street (you will pass by the Papa John's pizzeria, the Coffee House and Shokoladnitsa coffee shops, and the Icraft Optics salon). Turn 90% degrees onto Pravdy Street, at the intersection in front of the Moscafe restaurant.
- Walk straight along Pravdy Street for about 600 meters to the intersection with 5th Street Yamskoye Pole. At the crossroads, as you go, you will see the Porto Maltese restaurant. Walk straight 20 meters past the restaurant, on the left there will be a gray Soviet building, built in the letter P, with an internal park. There are bas-reliefs above the main entrance, the entrance is under the columns. This is the building where the Culinary Studio is located. The entrance is located in the right wing of the building under the sign “Yulia Vysotskaya’s Culinary Studio”. Go up to the second floor, and you are with us.
In her cozy studio, Yulia Vysotskaya will not only prepare breakfast, but also, together with invited experts and friends, will give practical advice and offer solutions to many family and everyday problems.
The program will become a kind of navigator for women, which will help them find a guide in the rapidly changing modern world.
Julia Vysotskaya
Born on August 16, 1973 in Novocherkassk. She graduated from the acting department of the Belarusian Academy of Arts and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. She worked at the Belarusian National Theater named after. Yanka Kupala. She was awarded an award for her leading role in the play “Look Back in Anger” based on John Osborne. Julia played leading roles in “Nameless Star”, “The Bald Singer” and other performances. She starred in the films: “To Go and Never Return”, “A Game of Imagination”, “House of Fools”, “The Lion in Winter”, “Max”. Wife of film director Andrei Konchalovsky. Julia loves to cook. Julia prepared her first dish at the age of six: she mixed all the ingredients listed in the recipe at once and baked a cake for her mother. It turned out to be an inedible brick, but Yulia’s mother assured that the cake was a success. Yulia is very grateful to her parents for not scolding her daughter for spoiled food, because then she would have lost all desire to cook.
Since September 2003, Yulia Vysotskaya has been the host of the entertaining culinary program “
Yulia Vysotskaya's Culinary Studio is a unique and only platform of its kind in Moscow. The studio has all the necessary equipment for conducting various formats of culinary classes, master classes, corporate events and celebrations. The European analogue of the studio is the Jamie Oliver schools in the UK. The culinary studio is very popular; most classes and master classes are fully booked a week in advance.
The main difference between the Yulia Vysotskaya Studio is that each guest prepares a dish from start to finish independently under the guidance of a chef. The studio has 42 fully equipped workstations in two classrooms. Each guest has his own set of dishes, equipment, accessories, and products. The chef's table is located in the center of the studio, all workstations are installed in such a way that guests can clearly see everything that the chef is doing. The studio also has video cameras with plasma video output, audio equipment, and studio lighting.
