Good place for a walk in the heart of city

Perfekto. It was very very good concert of Andrea Valeri!!!! Unforgettable!!!!!!!

(Translated by Google) Great place!) Good ducks and pigeons. You can ride the Ferris wheel. (Original) Отличное место!) Добрые утки и голуби. Можно прокатиться на колесе обозрения.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful monument, it looks good. And the place chosen was good on the embankment. You can take photos or just stand silently and admire. (Original) Красивый памятник, хорошо смотрится. И место выбрано хорошее на набережной. Можно пофотографировться или просто молча постоять полюбоваться.

Though Yoshkar Ola means Red (beautiful) Town, Yoshkin cat matches this place best.

(Translated by Google) Everything is expensive. You need to have a product not only for tourists (Original) Все дорого. Нужно иметь товар не только для туристов

A one hour distance from Nizhny Novgorod very peculiar museum and folk art show room with live demonstrations of hand made art, music and dance presentations. The staff make you feel very welcome and the tea house at the end of the guided tour is something worth while. If you have the opportunity to visit the town, do the souvenir shopping over there, as the prices are much cheaper.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum & Amazing staff)) Having visited many museums, we note this museum as the best, but not even about the beautiful exhibition, but about three beautiful women. Such a charge of patriotism is conveyed, so much enthusiasm. To tell the truth, we had VIP service in Mstera, but this is something)) Tea with pies at the beginning, watching a short film, an educational and wonderful excursion, and at the end, on a huge stage, a singer sang a song for us... We We were speechless, my mother was crying... you won’t see anything like this anywhere else. We leave only the best wishes, we recommend this museum to everyone - every person. Miracle - museum! In Mstera we saw a lot of beautiful things, the residents were very friendly, they had ancient nobility. Let's note the unique art museum, (take a magnifying glass, you won’t regret it) We had lunch at the monastery (special order). We went to the artel where they paint icons and boxes - it was fascinating... We recommend a trip to Mstera from our group. Thank you)) (Original) Замечательный музей & Потрясающий коллектив)) Во многих музеяв побывав, отмечаем этот музей как самый лучший, но даже не о красивой экспозиции, а о трех прекрасных женщинах. Такой заряд патриотизма передается, столько энтузиазма. Правду, сказать, у нас было VIP - обслуживание по Мстере, но это нечто)) Чаепитие с пирогами в начале, за просмотром небольшого фильма, познавательная и замечательная экскурсия , а в конце, на огромной сцене, нам спела песню певица... Мы потеряли дар речи, мама плакала... нигде вы еще не увидите такого. Только самые лучшие пожелания оставляем, рекомендуем этот музей каждому - каждому человеку. Чудо - музей! Во Мстере мы увидели много прекрасного, жители очень приветливые, старинное благородство. Отметим уникальный художественный музей, (берите лупу,не пожалеете) Обедали в монастыре (спецзаказ) . Ходили в артель, где пишут иконы и шкатулки - завораживает...Рекомендуем от нашей группы поездку во Мстеру. Спасибо))

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The guide (local lady who really likes her job and who is a true fan of Levitan) was just fantastic!

(Translated by Google) I really liked Dobrograd Park! Everything for a family holiday - a forest, a river with ducks, swans and huge carps (don’t be lazy to feed them bread, the children will be delighted))). There are gazebos (for rent), hammocks, swings, benches, the Flying Squirrel rope park ( interesting and exciting, prices vary, but on weekdays it’s definitely cheaper, see photo), restaurant “Stork’s Nest” (tasty and beautiful, there is a children’s cafe), rental of sports equipment, minigolf, shooting range and paintball, outdoor exercise equipment and indoor sports complex “Grand Arena” ", parking. Also on the territory there is a tent camp Dobrograd, so sometimes you can meet children's groups.. (Original) Очень понравился парк Доброград! Все для семейного отдыха-лес,река с утками,лебедями и огромными карпами (не поленитесь покормить их хлебом,восторг детям обеспечен))).Есть беседки (в аренду),гамаки,качели,лавочки,верёвочный парк " Белка-летяга"(интересно и драйвово,цены разные,но в будни точно дешевле,см.фото),ресторан " Гнездо аиста" (вкусно и красиво,есть детское кафе),аренда спортинвентаря,минигольф,тир и пейнтбол,уличные тренажеры и крытый спорткомплексе " Гранд Арена",парковка.Также на территории находится палаточный лагерь Доброград,поэтому иногда можно встретить детские отряды..

Wonderful place! The whole history of fabrics is shown starting almost from the Paleolithic, and the organization of the space of transitions between the halls, as in Ikea, is ideal, rich, not a single nook is missed and is not used not for presentation

Wonderful place! The whole history of fabrics is shown starting almost from the Paleolithic, and the organization of the space of transitions between the halls, as in Ikea, is ideal, rich, not a single nook is missed and is not used not for presentation

(Translated by Google) Excursionists of the #jointexcursions project went to the museum of A.I. Morozova is a branch of the Ivanovo Regional Art Museum. Director Irina Aleksandrovna divided the group into children and parents, and each half was offered its own scenario. The adults watched a documentary about Morozov, “I came into this world to...”, while the children were taken around the halls of the museum. Then the children sat down to draw, and the parents went on an excursion. Artist A.I. Morozov is an unusual person, he was a genius from a poor Ivanovo family. Having gone through all the thorns, he defended his style of writing, the right to paint landscapes the way he wanted, waited for the title of People's Artist and bequeathed his entire legacy to the Ivanovo Art Museum. His paintings, documents, photographs, dance costumes, musical instruments, and household items are collected here. The history of this house, which he himself chose for the museum, is also interesting. He never lived here. I don't want to reveal secrets. Go to the museum yourself and learn a lot of interesting things. (Original) Экскурсанты проекта #совместныеэкскурсии душевно сходили в музей А.И. Морозова - филиал Ивановского областного художественного музея. Директор Ирина Александровна разделила группу на детей и родителей и каждой половине был предложен свой сценарий. Взрослые смотрели документальный фильм о Морозове "Я пришёл в этот мир, чтобы...", а детей в это время водили по залам музея. Потом дети сели рисовать, а на экскурсию пошли родители. Художник А.И. Морозов - человек необычный, это был самородок из нищей ивановской семьи. Пройдя через все тернии, он отстоял свою манеру письма, право писать пейзажи так, как сам хочет, дождался звания народного художника и всё своё наследие завещал Ивановскому художественному музею. Здесь собраны его картины, документы, фотографии, танцевальные костюмы, музыкальные инструменты, предметы быта. Интересна и история этого дома, который он сам выбрал для музея. Здесь он никогда не жил. Не хочется раскрывать секреты. Сходите в музей сами, узнаете много интересного.

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Town founded in 1152, so many lovely buildings here and churches. I never expected this to be a church tour but as a Civil construction Engineer, these structures that have lasted so long leave me in awe.

It was a lovely experience. I felt so close to nature.

A must-visit. The Ipátiev Monastery in Kostroma, Russia, is historically significant as the site where Mikhail Romanov was elected Tsar in 1613, beginning the Romanov dynasty's rule. It later gained tragic notoriety during the Russian Revolution when Tsar Nicholas II and his family were held there before their execution in 1918, marking the end of imperial Russia. Today, the monastery's restored churches and serene atmosphere attract visitors interested in exploring Russia's imperial past and reflecting on the profound political shifts that shaped modern Russian history.

Really interesting and educative place. It is museum on the open and looks like a village. You can see how people used to live with all the amenities and tools they used. Some of the houses are opened and staged so you can see inside as well. It is well maintained and clean. Staff is nice and helpful. They have a small gift shop and refreshments at the entrance. You will need one hour to go around and explore. Definitely recommend to visit and enjoy here.

The most beautiful chirch in this area. It's a simbol of Russia! Nice energy and excellent pictures!

(Translated by Google) It is believed that the history of the Holy Bogolyubsky Convent began during the time of Prince Andrey Bogolyubsky, or rather, after his death, although there is not a single temple from those times on the territory of the monastery. From the 12th century, only a fragment of the princely chambers has survived - the only fragment of a civil building of pre-Mongol Rus' in Russia. The existence of the monastery has been documented since the end of the 17th century. During the Soviet period, the monastery did not operate, but began to be revived in the last decade of the 20th century. Nowadays both the monastery churches and the territory of the monastery look quite decent. A walk through the monastery will certainly be a pleasure. (Original) Считается, что история Свято-Боголюбского женского монастыря началась во времена князя Андрее Боголюбском, точнее, после его смерти, хоть ни одного храма тех времён на территории монастыря нет. С XII века сохранился только фрагмент княжеских палат - единственный в России фрагмент гражданского здания домонгольской Руси. Документально существование монастыря подтверждено с конца XVII века. В советский период монастырь не действовал, стал возрождаться в последнее десятилетие XX века. Ныне и монастырские храмы, и территория монастыря выглядят вполне достойно. А прогулка по монастырю, безусловно, доставит удовольствие.

It's a beautiful countryside.Its the must see places of Suzdal. Take a walk to Kremlin we walked on a frozen lake on our way. We took 60 roubles ticket to roam around the area and took pictures.

A continuation of our tour of the Golden Rings outside Moscow and into the beautiful and historic Monastery. The Monastery of St. Euthymius is also known as the Saviour Monastery of St. Euthymius. It was founded in 1352 by the monk Yevfimi from Nizhny Novgorod and it served as a fortress to protect the town from attackers. It actually is a complex that includes several notable buildings including the Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Saviour, a bell tower from the 16th-17th centuries and an Annunciation Church Over-the-gate. it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site being part part of the White Monuments of Vladimir and Suzdal.

On our one day tour of what is termed the Golden Ring out of Moscow which offers three villages each of historical interest. This on in Suzsal is the Museum of Wooden Architecture and Peasant Life which is an open-air museum that offers a fascinating glimpse into traditional Russian village life. It has about 20 Historical Buildings which are very well preserved from the 18th and 19th centuries, including houses, churches, windmills, and barns. These structures were relocated from various villages in the Vladimir Oblast to preserve their historical and cultural significance. The Peasant Life Exhibits showcases the daily life of Russian peasants, with exhibits featuring rustic clothing, dishware, furniture, and tools. We got a good idea of how families lived, worked, and worshipped in the past.

The Intercession (Pokrovsky) Monastery was founded in 1364, but from this initial period, practically nothing was preserved. All that has come down to our days, mainly refers to the first half of the 16th century and a later period, and is associated with dramatic events in the life of the Grand Duke's family – the Moscow prince Basil III. He decided on an unheard violation of church rules – a divorce with his first wife Solomoniya Saburova, who after twenty years of marriage never gave birth to children. She came from an old boyar family of Moscow. During the 1508-1518 Basil III richly equiped the Suzdal Intercession monastery, while seeking a divorce from the church and looking for a future new wife – Pole Elena Glinskaya. In 1625 Solomoniya Saburova was forcibly tonsured into a nun (under the name of Sofia) and exiled to the Intercession Monastery. Since then, the Intercession Monastery has become a place of exile for the disgraced tsarinas and women of noble boyar families. Among its nuns and elders – the daughter and niece of Ivan III, the wife of Prince Vladimir Staritsky – Eupraxia, the wife of Tsarevich Ivan – Evdokia, one of the wives of Ivan the Terrible – Anna Vasilchikova. The last crown princess of the monastery was Evdokia Lopukhina, the wife of Peter I, accused of plotting against the tsar. Here, many aristocratic spiritual prisoners ended their lives. In the monastery were found the burials of representatives of families of Nagies, Gorbaties, Shuiskies and others (more than 20 eminent nuns). In 1934, in the tomb of the Intercession Cathedral, under a small white stone slab (without an inscription), the director of the Suzdal Museum A.D. Varganov had uncovered a children's burial. In the wooden deck, "remnants of semi-decayed silk fabric without bone remains" were found. This burial began to be connected with the rumors that were going on in the 16th century, about the birth at the monastery, allegedly, of Solomoniya's son George, whom she gave to the upbringing to faithful people, having arranged a fictitious burial. In 1650 Solomoniya Saburova was recognized as a saint (Sofia of Suzdal), her tomb, "exuding miracles", attracted pilgrims and enriched the monastery treasury. The monastery received the richest deposits and new landed estates with thousands of serfs. It was visited repeatedly by royalty. The main temple of the monastery and at the same time a tomb for noble nuns was the Intercession (Pokrovsky) Cathedral. It is a majestic three-domed temple in the design of which the decorations of the white-stone Nativity Cathedral of the Suzdal Kremlin were used (arched-columnar belt, lush portals that are clearly visible through the open arcade of the gallery). The interior decoration of the temple was very ascetic: the floor was paved with black ceramic tiles, the walls were not painted. But the magnificent icons and artistic sewing made the interior exquisite. The tented bell tower is connected to the cathedral with the gallery. It is a rare monument of the ancient Russian architecture: its lower two-tiered part, dating back to 1515, was an octagonal pillar-shaped church "under the bells" (i.e. completed with a tier of belfry). The tent of the modern bell tower appeared at the end of the 17th century. The original architecture of the cathedral is repeated in the Holy Gates, built, like other buildings of the monastery, commissioned by Basil III around 1518. It is a four-sided tower with two asymmetrical arched spans over which the gallery and the elegant three-headed gate-church of Annunciation rise. The decorations of the facades of the building resemble carving on wood, giving to its appearance a sincere simplicity and elegance.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting museum, like the rest of the museums in the village, but this is the main one, here are historical events and facts about this place. If you travel around the Yaroslavl region, be sure to visit Vyatskoye! (Original) Очень интересный музей, как и остальные музеи посёлка, но этот главный, здесь исторические события и факты об этом месте. Если будете путешествовать по Ярославской области, обязательно посетите Вятское!