Likino-Dulyovo is a city in the east of the Moscow region, part of
the Orekhovo-Zuevsky urban district. Located on Meshchera, 78 km east of
Moscow along the Nosovikhinskoe highway and 7 km south of the city of
Orekhovo-Zuevo, 12 kilometers from the city of Drezna. Within the city
there is the Dulevo railway station. Nearby settlements: the villages of
Kabanovo, Kudykino, Korotkovo, Ionovo.
Population - 34,013
people. (2023).
Porcelain Factory Club, st. Lenina, 1. Built according to the design
of Konstantin Melnikov in 1930. The only building of the famous
architect, located outside of Moscow, is an example of avant-garde
architecture and has a very remarkable volumetric composition.
Church
of St. John the Evangelist, st. Lenina, 1a. The red brick church in the
Russian style was built in 1901-1915 by the owners of the Kuznetsov
porcelain factory for their workers.
Ruins of the Likino spinning and
weaving factory.
Museum of Local Lore.
Museum of the Dulevo
Porcelain Factory.
By train
From Kursky station by electric trains in the Gorky
direction (terminal stations - Krutoye, Petushki, Vladimir) to Kabanovo
station, then by bus or taxi.
By car
Along Nosovikhinskoye or
Yegoryevskoye highway.
By bus
From Partizanskaya metro
station.
Branded store of the porcelain factory.
Average cost
Pizza bella
KFC
The appearance of the villages of Likino and Dulevo is associated
with the times of Ivan the Terrible. According to other sources, the
village of Likina was first mentioned in the census books of church
lands of the Vladimir district in 1637. At that time there were only
four courtyards in the village.
In 1832, Terenty Kuznetsov, a
wealthy peasant from the Gzhel volost, bought land on the Dulevo
wasteland near the village of Likino. Kuznetsov founded the Dulevo
porcelain factory on this site. One of the legends says that next to the
wasteland there was also a forest, which was looked after by the
forester, Ivan Dulev. Allegedly, it was from him that the place began to
be called Dulev.
In 1930, Likino and Dulevo merged into one
workers' village. On December 1, 1937, the village of Likino-Dulyovo
received the status of a city of regional subordination. On January 10,
2018, it received the status of a city of regional subordination. From
January 10, 2018 to April 1, 2019 was the center of the Likino-Dulyovo
urban district. On April 1, 2019, it was included in the
Orekhovo-Zuevsky urban district. On April 26, a decree of the Governor
of the Moscow Region dated April 26, 2019 No. 187-PG was introduced “On
the assignment of settlements administratively subordinate to the city
of Likino-Dulevo, Moscow Region, to the administrative subordination of
the city of Orekhovo-Zuevo, Moscow Region.”
In accordance with
the law of June 3, 2019 N 93/2019-OZ, it was transferred to the
administrative subordination of Orekhovo-Zuev
The city is an ancient industrial center of the Moscow region. It
contains:
The Dulevo Porcelain Factory (founded in 1832) is one
of the largest porcelain factories in Russia.
Likinsky Spinning and
Weaving Factory (founded in 1870, ceased operation in 2002).
LiAZ
(founded in 1937) is a manufacturer (since 1959) of buses.
The Dulevo
Paint Factory (operating since 1931) is a large manufacturer of paints,
pigments, gold preparations, decals for porcelain, earthenware, glass,
construction ceramics, enamel dishes, and jewelry.
Food industry
enterprises: Likino-Dulevsky branch of JSC Orekhovokhleb.
Branch of the Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy
Municipal educational
institution Likino-Dulevsky Lyceum Building A
Municipal educational
institution Likino-Dulevsky Lyceum Building B
Likino-Dulevskaya
school No. 5 (Building 2) (Former school No. 2)
Likino-Dulevskaya
school No. 3
Likino-Dulevskaya school No. 4
Municipal educational
institution Likino-Dulevskaya secondary school No. 5
Likino-Dulevskaya gymnasium
Vocational Lyceum No. 41, formerly LIDIT,
now Orekhovo-Zuevsky Technical School
Moscow Regional College of
Information Technologies, Economics and Management (MOKITEU; formerly
Likino-Dulyovo Auto Mechanical College) - now LDPC
Private
educational institution "School-Rostok"
Center for Technical
Creativity
Three stadiums, a sports complex, a sports school, a swimming pool,
an art school, a center for technical creativity, a local history
museum, and a gymnasium. In 2013, a municipal budgetary institution
“Youth Center” was created, which actively develops youth policy in the
city, and also organizes many city events. In 2014, the Mir cinema was
restored and put into operation. The cinema has changed its profile and
is called the “Mir” shopping and entertainment complex.” Also in 2014,
the administrative building of the spinning and weaving factory was
restored and converted into a shopping center (Palace shopping center).
Bandy hockey is well developed in the city; the Rusich team takes an
active part in regional and all-Russian competitions.