It is a small place for foreigner but it is a big place for Izhevsk. They takes unneceserry extra money for see some animals but also you can see good animals btw they are looking good

A very nice place to walk around and watch big animals.

Well organized zoo with a lot of great variety of animals along with detailed explanations for each and every animals habitat scientifically. All details are available in Russian and English, as well as for visually impaired people. A must-see zoo when you are in Izhevsk.

I was amazed to see different species of animals together. The Zoo has species of animals from Asia to Africa. A perfect place for children to visit. It was a very charming experience. Highly recommend people to visit and enjoy the nature.

I don't like places like this. I've been there once with a little sister of mine, but I wouldn't go there alone. No way. I don't wanna pay to see how other beings are suffering. For me it's almost the same as slaughterhouse but it's just more stretched in time,

Not a fan of zoos. Animals looked weak and the monkey enclosures were very cramped. What are those African monkeys doing here? Meerkats' enclosure was very small.

It's nice but doesn't really have all the animals, Just few animals are available there like lion, lioness, tiger e.t.c

Great water park. Stayed in the room. Payment for the room includes a visit to the water park, which is very convenient - there is no queue and a visit to the Ferris wheel. I did not like the attitude of the guard on the street. Arrived by car. He asked the guards where to park, the guards replied that now some big people are now in the hotel so they won’t be able to park. After they arrived at the reception they asked what was the problem with parking. They answered that there were no problems and found a place. Listening to lies was not pleasant at a hotel of this level.

Very nice water park with a beautiful view of Kazan. The food is okay but the beer is fairly priced and nice & cold.

I expected more from this place - to be honest. It is mostly very crowded because not only people from Hotel Riviera come there (for Hotel guests its free entrance) but also people from outside come. A lot of families with small kids - for the kids it surely is a kind of water-wonderland. You have to wait quite some time to get your turn on the different slides they have - although they are a nice fun. They also offer massage, Finnish sauna, Russian banya and Hamam (but all of them not hot enough for my taste). Real good thing is that you ha e a basin that has a connection to the outside - which is especially nice in winter times. You can get food and drinks at some different places too - but don't expect real high quality kitchen. Best time to go there is after 20.30PM - the place is open until 23.00PM - in the evening there are less people and kids.

Hotel is located riverside, you can see Kazan Kremlin from your hotel. One of the largest Gym with all equipment and trainers to guide you. Staff is humble and professional. They might have to give English training to all the staff members.

The hotel guest has a free pass to water park with a number of pipes, basins and sauna. You always know how to spend your evening. Open until 23:00.

I'll always remember this place . Every thing is well organised. Many games . There are restaurants. Bar. Hookah. Sauna . I think you'll find there every thing you ever wanted . Just remember to take a waterproof camera with you . I recommend this park for every one.

This park is very fun and well kept. However, I was expecting more of a thrill from the water slides, but overall they were ok.

Best street in Kazan Ends at the beautiful kremlin complex

Super.

(Translated by Google) The apartment we rented was a minute's walk from the Arbat and the Kremlin. On the first day we dropped our bags and went to look. There weren't a lot of people, which was nice. No one intruded, and we avoided horses and donkeys for photos. The lively scene only captivates you and you have time to turn your head in different directions. There are many establishments from inexpensive to quite expensive. There is something and someone to take a photo with. They gave brochures, but not intrusively. There is a lot to take a walk and see. On the last day we took the metro to the Ring shopping center - Tukay Square, and walked back and rested, leaving tomorrow. On the first day, we also saw people relaxing on benches🤦 it was already at ten o’clock in the evening, the police were not seen. Everything was civilized, quiet and calm with my daughter. Anyone who loves an active life has seen a couple of hostels right on Bauman. (Original) Снятая нами квартира находилось в минуте ходьбы от Арбата и от Кремля. В первый же день побросали сумки и пошли смотреть. Людей не толпа, что порадовало. Никто не навязывался, а лошадей и ослов для фото мы обходили. Оживленная захватывает только и успеваешь крутить головой в разные стороны. Много заведений от не дорогих до достаточно дорогих. Есть с чем и с кем сфоткаться . Дали брошуры, но не навязчиво. Погулять и посмотреть есть на что. В последний день доехали на метро до ТЦ Кольцо это площадь Тукая, а назад шли и отдыхали завтра уезжаем. В первый день видели и людей отдыхающих на лавочках🤦 это уже в часов десят вечера, полицию не видели. Были с дочерью все цивильно, тихо и спокойно. Кто любит активную жизнь видела пару хостелов прям на Баумана.

(Translated by Google) The central pedestrian street of the city. It starts from Tukay Square and ends directly at the Kremlin, leading to Millennium Square. A pretty street paved with paving stones; with fountains, lanterns and benches, quaint new monuments. Here you will find many bars, restaurants and souvenir shops. After the Kremlin, this is probably the next item on the list for everyone who comes to Kazan. (Original) Центральная пешеходная улица города. Начинается от площади Тукая и заканчивается непосредственно у Кремля, выходя к площади Тысячелетия. Симпатичная улочка, вымощенная брусчаткой; с фонтанами, фонарями и скамейками причудливыми новыми памятниками. Здесь вы найдёте множество баров, ресторанов и магазинов с сувениркой. После Кремля это, наверное, следующий пункт в списке для каждого, кто приезжает в Казань.

(Translated by Google) Bauman Street - Kazan Kremlin! A lively place, you can spend half a day there looking at the architecture and monuments. There are many excellent restaurants and cafes with national cuisine! Very beautiful ! The street on one side leads to the observation deck and the Kremlin, which is incredibly beautiful and contrasting! On the other hand, the Cathedral of the Epiphany - it has a steep lookout over the entire Arbat, at the top it will take your breath away! (Located next to the monument to Chaliapin) -Don’t buy souvenirs there for no reason, in stores like (Bechtele or in the markets of Kazan for example - half the price)!!! -Well, the second minus is that the whole Arbat is mostly souvenir! A couple of theaters, a couple of shops and cafes, but in general (if you don’t talk about architectural monuments along the way) everything is souvenir shops, at first it’s interesting, but after half the street the sameness begins to irritate (Original) Улица Баумана - Казанский Кремль! Живое местечко, можно провести там пол дня рассматривая архитектуру да памятники., много отличных ресторанов и кафе с национальной кухней! Очень красиво ! Улица с одной стороны выходит к смотровой площадке и кремлю ., что невероятно красиво и контрастно! С другой стороны собор Богоявления Господня - у него крутая смотровая на весь Арбат., на верху дух захватывает ! (Находится рядом с памятником Шаляпину) -Сувениры там не берите не за что , в магазинах типа (Бехтеле или на рынках той же Казани - в два раза дешевле)!!! -Ну и второй минус, весь Арбат, по большей части - сувенирная! Пару театров, пару магазинов и кафе, но в общей массе (если не говорить об памятниках архитектуры по пути) все - это сувенирные лавки, сперва это интересно, но уже через пол улицы начинает раздражать однотипность

(Translated by Google) Walk alone, with friends, with family. Lots of cafes, restaurants, entertainment venues. Old Kazan, cultural heritage sites. Souvenir shops and sweets. Craft beer, national cuisine, moonshine museum... entertainment for every taste)) (Original) Прогуляться одному, с друзьями, с семьёй. Множество кафе, ресторанов, развлекательных заведений. Старая Казань, объекты культурного наследия. Сувенирные лавки и сладости. Крафтовое пиво, национальная кухня, музей самогона... развлечения на любой вкус))

(Translated by Google) Beautiful pedestrian street full of shops, restaurants and museums. Certainly the most popular in all of Kazan, it is connected to the Kremlin (Original) Bella via pedonale piena di negozi, ristoranti e musei. Sicuramente la più gettonata di tutta Kazan, é collegata col Cremlino

Kul Sharif Mosque is located in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia. It's one of the largest mosques in Russia and a symbol of Tatar culture and Islamic heritage. The mosque features stunning Islamic architecture, with its characteristic blue domes and tall minarets. Completed in 2005, Kul Sharif is situated within the Kazan Kremlin, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The interior is beautifully decorated with intricate patterns, calligraphy, and vibrant colors, reflecting the rich artistic traditions of Tatarstan. The mosque can accommodate up to 7,000 worshippers and serves as a cultural center, offering educational programs and hosting events. It is a popular destination for both tourists and locals, showcasing the harmonious coexistence of different cultures in the region..

Kul Sharif Mosque, located within the walls of the Kazan Kremlin in Russia, is not just a symbol of Tatar culture and Islamic heritage, but a majestic architectural wonder that tells a story of resilience, faith, and revival. Originally constructed in the 16th century, the mosque was tragically destroyed during the siege of Kazan by Ivan the Terrible in 1552. After centuries, it was beautifully reconstructed and reopened in 2005 as a tribute to its historical significance and the spiritual heart of Tatarstan. The modern mosque blends traditional Islamic motifs with modern design, making it a breathtaking fusion of old and new. With its sky-blue domes, towering minarets, and intricate calligraphy, Kul Sharif Mosque stands as one of the largest mosques in Russia and Europe. The interior is equally stunning, with a massive chandelier, marble columns, and stained-glass windows that filter soft light across the prayer hall. Visitors are welcomed to explore its museum, prayer areas, and observation balcony that offers panoramic views of the Kremlin and the Volga River. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or spiritual serenity, Kul Sharif Mosque is a must-visit destination that leaves a lasting impression on the soul.

The Kul Sharif Mosque, established in 2005 at the heart of Kazan within the Kazan Kremlin, serves as a poignant symbol of Tatarstan's cultural resilience. Built on the site where a mosque stood in the 16th century, demolished during an attack on the city, the Kul Sharif Mosque pays homage to its historical significance. Financed through donations from over 40 thousand individuals and organizations, the mosque's architectural grandeur includes ornate decorations, Quranic verses etched in marble, and intricate details like Czech glass light fixtures. With a unique design featuring intersecting squares, a symbolic dome, and towering minarets, the mosque stands as a testament to Tatarstan's rich heritage. Inside the complex, the Museum of Islamic Culture of the Volga Region offers a captivating exploration of Islamic history. Additionally, the mosque complex features the Museum of Ancient Manuscripts and a library. Visitors can admire depictions of tulips, ancient Bulgarian symbols, and carpets donated by Iran within the mosque's interior. The mosque, accommodating up to 1,500 worshippers, stands not only as a place of prayer but also as a cultural hub. Free entry to the mosque includes access to its rich history, while tickets are required for the museums. Operating daily from 9 am to 6 pm, the mosque observes a special dress code, providing capes for those in need. Friday prayers from noon to 2 o'clock contribute to the mosque's significance as a religious and cultural landmark. The emphasis on preserving Tatarstan's history and Islamic culture is underscored by the enduring presence of the mosque and its enriching museums.

Definitely a must if you visit the city. Elegant and beautiful architecture with the unique blue color. The place is a bit crowded and touristy. The lighting at night is very nice also. Worth the visit.

Amazing mosque stands on top of the hill overlooking kazan. The mosque can be seen from the majority of the city. Blue and white contrasts looks great in day and night time. Truly great to see anytime. With the right clothing you can go in and check out the inside

For each masjid is a place to calm your heart and soul in a world of problems and concerns. It can accommodate 6,000 worshipers. Its inauguration on July 24, 2005, marked the beginning of celebrations dedicated to the Millennium of Kazan.

Though I'm not a Muslim, I must admit that this is a real work of art! A must see when in Kazan! Actually, it's impossible to miss it if you visit the Kremlin.

You need 2 days to see everything that this place has to offer. Churches, shops, modern and old buildings… This place is a mix of nature, peace and life. Mix of history, culture and architecture. Of course, religion also. You just can not stop. If you have a chance to visit this place, go, go, go! You will never forget this amazing place and it will be an unforgettable experience for your whole life. You can learn a lot of things about Russia today and also in the past. ❤️ Привет из Сербии 💙

Very cool place to visit. The tour around the wall is totally worth it! Just bring good walking shoes cause there are lots of steps. The overlook is simply amazing! Great views of the rivers and countryside. Lots of paths for walking and benches for sitting.

You will have to visit this every once in a while, The experience is fascinating. I didn't cross the Chkalov Stairs, but the fire, playground, and the State Duma + Administration building was great. Would go again.

It's a very big place surrounded by history, museums, and the Volga. For that reason, you may wish to spend at least two days to catch the moments that are totally worth it.

The Kremlin offers a spectacular view of the city. You can take a sightseeing tour of four towers and a wall for 250 rubles (0.5$). A lot of old military equipment. A lively place. Very steep slopes, you need to be as careful as possible. Years of the construction of the towers are the 1500's. Nearby there are several good restaurants and cafes. There is a very long staircase to the embankment. In the Kremlin there are government buildings.

Very interesting place. With relatively well conserved walls and even some military vehicles from the second war era, the place is gives a nice experience for adults and children There are some gift small shops were you can get folk and soviet era souvenirs (the price is a little bit hide but nothing out of reality for a touristic place).

Beautiful Historic place

(Translated by Google) Great street for walking. Puppet theatre, cafes, playgrounds, the children enjoyed walking. (Original) Отличная улица для прогулок. Театр кукол, кафе, площадки, дети с удовольствием гуляли.

(Translated by Google) It's simply a pleasant pedestrian street with some interesting buildings, an abundance of small architectural forms, and cafes. But the constant paving repairs spoil everything. At least where we walked—from Sverdlov to the Kremlin. (Original) Просто приятная для прогулки пешеходная улица с некоторыми интересными зданиями, обилием малых архитектурных форм и кафе. Но все портит перманентный ремонт мощения. По крайней мере, там где мы шли - от Свердлова до кремля.

(Translated by Google) I think it is the most famous and touristic street of the city. Along the way, there are many shops selling souvenirs that you can buy, especially for touristic reasons. These stores are suitable for every budget, you just need to do a little research. You can think of it as a mini version of Taksim street in Istanbul. It is a busy street, I enjoyed wandering around it. I spent a lot of time watching on this street. (Original) Şehrin sanırım en ünlü ve turistik caddesi .Yol boyunca özellikle turistik olarak satın alabileceğiniz bir çok hediyelik eşya satan mağaza mevcut.Bu mağazalar her bütçeye uygun sadece biraz araştırmak gerekiyor.İstanbul da ki Taksim caddesinin minik hali olarak düşünebilirsiniz.Yoğun bir cadde ben gezerken severek etrafı izleyerek çok zaman geçirdim bu caddede.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful pedestrian street. Interesting architecture. There are many cafes, restaurants, shops of various price categories. Atmospheric place. The street looks especially impressive in the evening with the buildings illuminated. Nice to take a walk. (Original) Красивая пешеходная улица. Интересная архитектура. Много кафе, ресторанов, магазинов различной ценовой категории. Атмосферное место. Особенно эффектно улица смотрится в вечернее время с подсветкой зданий. Приятно прогуляться.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful street with many cafes and restaurants. Beautiful lighting in the evening (Original) Красивая улица с множеством кафе и ресторанов. Вечером красивая подсветка

(Translated by Google) Perhaps the most colorful, bright and interesting place in Nizhny! A must-visit, especially in the evening hours, when musicians, animal trainers,... (Original) Пожалуй самое красочное, яркое интересное место в Нижнем! Обязательно к посещению, особенно в вечерние часы, когда на улицу выходят музыканты, дрессировщики животных,...

(Translated by Google) It's nice to walk along this street, there is always joy around. (Original) Приятно пройтись по этой улице, вокруг всегда радость.

The only issue that it a woman monastery managed, that is why man's entrance always closed. Just wonder is it sexual harassment Serafim Sorovsky was blaming monastery Mom for a centuries...

Very good and nice so many think i get from that holy place..

Nice place

Just a casual place

Amazing place!!!

Nice place.

The Diveyevo Monastery is truly a unique and holy place. The atmosphere is peaceful and uplifting, with beautiful churches, well-kept grounds, and an incredible sense of history. Walking along the Sacred Canal and seeing pilgrims from all over the world is a moving experience. Everything here feels special, from the architecture to the prayers. Whether you come for faith or curiosity, this monastery leaves a deep impression.

(Translated by Google) The Holy Trinity Convent in Murom is one of the brightest and most peaceful places where you feel peace and grace. The territory is well-groomed, everything is clean and tidy: beautiful flower beds, snow-white walls of temples and shining domes. What I especially liked: ✔ Cathedral of the Life-Giving Trinity - incredibly beautiful inside, you can feel a special prayerful atmosphere. ✔ The relics of Peter and Fevronia - pilgrims from all over the country come to them, especially those who pray for family well-being. ✔ rapeznaya - simple, lean food. Payment is cash only, so it's best to prepare in advance. Lunch in the photo 280 rub. ✔ Cafe with coffee and pastries - you can have a snack, buy monastery bread, gingerbread or jam. Come in good weather to enjoy the beauty of this holy place. An excellent option for both pilgrims and tourists - I recommend it to everyone! 🙏 (Original) Свято-Троицкий женский монастырь в Муроме – одно из самых светлых и умиротворённых мест, где чувствуешь покой и благодать. Территория ухоженная, всё чисто и аккуратно: красивые клумбы, белоснежные стены храмов и сияющие купола. Что особенно понравилось: ✔ Собор Троицы Живоначальной – внутри невероятно красиво, чувствуется особая молитвенная атмосфера. ✔ Мощи Петра и Февронии – к ним приезжают паломники со всей страны, особенно те, кто молится о семейном благополучии. ✔ рапезная – простая, постная еда. Оплата только наличными, так что лучше подготовиться заранее. Обед на фото 280 руб. ✔ Кафе с кофе и выпечкой – можно перекусить, купить монастырский хлеб, пряники или варенье. Приезжайте в хорошую погоду, чтобы насладиться красотой этого святого места. Отличный вариант и для паломников, и для туристов – всем рекомендую! 🙏

(Translated by Google) The Holy Trinity Monastery was founded on the site of a wooden church that had previously stood here in 1643, but was closed in 1921. The revival of the monastery began in 1991. The main shrine of the temple is the tomb with the relics of Saints Peter and Fevronia, patrons of love and marriage. The tomb is located in the Holy Trinity Cathedral. The cathedral is painted inside and is somewhat reminiscent of the Resurrection Cathedral in Tutaev. On the outside there are beautiful snow-white walls in very good condition, with beautiful built-in mosaic elements. This is the only temple that is open to the public; all other churches are closed. Candles can be purchased separately in the church shop behind the Cathedral. Cards are not accepted, only cash or transfer. The St. Sergius Church, moved from the village of Pyangus, Melenkovsky district, where it was built in 1715, is interesting. It was moved to the territory of the Trinity Monastery in 1913. If you arrive early, the monastery will be very quiet and comfortable. There is a refectory, entrance from Krasnoarmeyskaya Street. (Original) Свято-Троицкий монастырь был основан на месте стоявшей тут ранее деревянной церкви в 1643 году, в 1921 году был закрыт. Возрождение монастыря началось в 1991 году. Главная святыня храма — гробница с мощами святых Петра и Февронии, покровителей любви и брака. Гробница установлена в Свято-Троицком соборе. Собор внутри расписан и чем-то напоминает Воскресенский собор в Тутаеве. Снаружи же это белоснежные прекрасные стены в очень хорошем состоянии, с красивыми встроенными мозаичными элементами. Это единственный храм, который открыт для посещения, все остальные церкви закрыты. Свечи покупаются отдельно в церковной лавке за Собором. Карты не принимают, только наличными или переводом. Интересна Сергиевская церковь, перенесённая из села Пьянгус Меленковского уезда, где она была построена в 1715 году. На территорию Троицкого монастыря она была перенесена в 1913 году. Если прийти пораньше, на территории монастыря будет очень тихо и комфортно. Имеется трапезная, вход со стороны Красноармейской улицы.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful religious building, you can feel the atmosphere of peace and peace of mind. A beautiful temple with rich interior decoration and life-giving images of saints. (Original) Красивое культовое сооружение, чувствуется атмосфера умиротворения и душевного спокойствия. Красивый храм с богатым внутренним убранством и животворящими образами святых.

(Translated by Google) “You will like Murom, you will want to stay there,” the priest told us during a pilgrimage trip in August 2019. And he was right. I would say that Murom is under the protection of the holy spouses Peter and Fevronia. The memory of these saints who lived at the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries is honored here. On the square in front of the neighboring Annunciation Monastery there is a monument to Peter and Fevronia, and in the Holy Trinity Convent their relics rest. We were told a touching story about their love and loyalty. According to legend, they loved each other so much that they wanted to die on the same day and hour. And so it happened. They spent the end of their lives in different monasteries - Peter in the Blagoveshchensky men's monastery, and Fevronia in the Trinity women's monastery - and they should have been buried separately, but they miraculously ended up together. Since then, they have been revered as guardians of the family hearth. In the Trinity Monastery we venerated the relics of Peter and Fevronia and the Vilna Cross. I was also very impressed by the architecture of the Holy Trinity Cathedral. The style in which it was created is called Russian patterned. And the forged gilded crosses are a masterpiece of blacksmith work! How good they are - you can’t stop looking at them. (Original) "Муром вам понравится, захотите еще там остаться", - говорил нам батюшка во время паломнической поездки в августе 2019 г. И он был прав. Я бы сказала, что Муром находится под покровом святых супругов Петра и Февронии. Здесь чтят память этих святых, которые жили на рубеже 12-13 веков. На площади перед соседним Благовещенским мужским монастырем стоит памятник Петру и Февронии, а в Свято-Троицком женском монастыре покоятся их мощи. Нам рассказали трогательную историю об их любви и верности. Согласно преданию, они так любили друг друга, что хотели умереть в один день и час. Так и вышло. Конец жизни они провели в разных монастырях — Петр в Благовещенском мужском, а Феврония в Троицком женском — и похоронить их должны были порознь, но они чудом оказались вместе. С тех пор их почитают как хранителей семейного очага. В Троицком монастыре мы приложились к мощам Петра и Февронии и к Виленскому кресту. А еще я осталась под большим впечатлением от архитектуры Свято-Троицкого собора. Стиль, в котором он создан, называется русское узоречье. А кованые золочёные кресты, это же шедевр кузнечной работы! До чего же хороши - любоваться не налюбоваться.

(Translated by Google) To be honest, I didn't like it inside. It so happened that we were there 2 times, once at the end of June, the 2nd time was a spontaneous visit, but we ended up on a family day holiday. So, when we visited the first time, there was a small renovation, the floors were painted, there was only a passage to the relics. At the entrance, on a bench, an attendant sat and gave everyone who came in such a look that they actually didn’t want to go in, but since we had already arrived, how could we not go in, we went in... the only light was from the windows, and only while we were walking along this small corridor , where the relics lay there was darkness. The relics are not decorated in any way, which is a pity. It's all very dark and frankly unpleasant. In general, we attributed the darkness in the temple, the lack of candles and everything else to renovations. (there was a box for the candles, and a note saying, put it here, then we’ll light it (it’s hard to believe, of course, and I’m more inclined to believe that these candles will then be taken back for sale). Having spontaneously found myself in Murom twice on a family day, how could I not go to The temple didn’t even light a candle. Moreover, this time my friend was with us, and she had also wanted to visit there for a long time. This time the monastery greeted us with a huge number of police. They blocked the entire road for the arrival of large guests. At the entrance they passed through a metal detector. And once inside, I understood why, with such beauty, I didn’t like it the first time. Yes, everything is beautiful, everything is great, BUT... there is no soul, the main thing. I really didn’t like the abbess, she was an imperious person, tough, and in her eyes there was only money, money and money (they stood nearby and heard the conversation and manner of communication. After standing in line and getting to the Temple to the relics, they realized that with the relics). On the 1st visit, nothing changed, the same darkness, the same box with a note to put candles here... They both came out with a strange feeling that yes, they could go look and take pictures of all this beauty, but they absolutely didn’t want to sit and collect everything put your thoughts in a “heap”, think and just relax (as, for example, in our nunnery, or in their monastery), there is no kind of calm and tranquility. I didn't find it there. And if we really compare between male and female, I will choose male. What is important to me is not the outer shell, but the inner state of calm. Another disadvantage, but it’s probably like everywhere else - beggars, not beggars, but gypsies. And not children, but completely healthy, normal women... But what we all liked about them (especially my husband) was the Refectory. Actually, when we got to Murom for the 2nd time, we stopped there to have a snack in the middle of the journey))) Located between the nunnery and monastery, the entrance is completely unremarkable from the outside, BUT once inside everything changes. it feels like being in a rustic log cabin, with large oak tables and benches. Stuffed birds hang in the corners (Original) Скажу честно, внутри мне не понравилось. Так получилось что были там 2 раза, один раз в конце июня, 2-й раз получился спонтанный заезд, но попали на праздник день семьи. Так вот когда были в 1 раз, там был небольшой ремонт, полы красили, был только проход к мощам. На входе, на лавочке сидела служительница, и обдавала всех входящих таким взглядом, что собственно заходить то и расхотелось, но раз уж приехали то как это не зайти, зашли... свет был только от окошек, и то пока шли по этому маленькому коридорчику, там где лежали мощи была темнота. Мощи никак не оформлены, а жаль. Все очень темное и честно говоря неприятное. В общем темноту в храме, отсутствие свечей и всего остального мы списали на ремонт. (для свечей стояла коробочка, и записка, типа кладите сюда, потом зажжем (верится с трудом конечно и больше склоняюсь к тому что эти свечи потом снова отнесут на продажу). 2 раз попав спонтанно в Муром на день семьи, ну как не зайти в Храм и не поставить свечку. Тем более что на этот раз с нами была моя подруга, и она тоже давно хотела там побывать. На этот раз монастырь нас встретил огромным количеством полицейских. Которые перекрыли всю дорогу, для приезда больших гостей. На входе прошли через рамку металлоискателя. И попав во внутрь, я поняла почему при такой красоте мне не понравилось в 1-й раз. Да все красиво, все здорово НО ... нет души, главная настоятельница очень не понравилась, властная особа, жесткая, а в глазах только деньги, деньги и деньги (стояли рядом слышали разговор и манеру общения). Отстояв в очереди и попав в Храм к мощам поняли, что с 1-го посещения ничего не изменилось, та же темнота, та же коробочка с запиской, что сюда класть свечи... Вышли обе со странным чувством, что да можно походить посмотреть, пофотографировать всю эту красоту, но совершенно не хочется посидеть, собрать все свои мысли в "кучку", подумать да и просто расслабиться (так как например у нас в женском монастыре, или у них в мужском), нет какого то того спокойствия и умиротворения. Я там этого не нашла. И если действительно сравнивать между мужским и женским я выберу мужской. Для меня важна не внешняя оболочка а внутреннее состояние спокойствия. Еще из минусов, но это наверно как и везде - попрошайки, не нищие а цыгане. Причем не дети а вполне здоровые нормальные тетки... Зато, что у них нам всем понравилось (в особенности моему мужу) - Трапезная. Собственно 2-й раз попав в Муром, мы заехали именно туда что б перекусить в середине пути))) Находится между женским и мужским монастырями, снаружи совершенно непримечательный вход НО попав внутрь все меняется. ощущение как будто в деревенской бревенчатой избе, с большими дубовыми столами и лавками. По углам висят чучела птиц

(Translated by Google) A unique place. Prayed. I advise you to come as a pilgrim, without tourist groups. You can thoroughly enjoy the peace and tranquility, think, pray... venerate the relics of Saints Peter and Fevronia. The energy is off the charts. I want to come back here. Thanks to Mother and the novices for these unforgettable experiences. (Original) Уникальное место. Намоленное. Советую приезжать поломником, без туристических групп. Можно в доволь насладится тишиной и спокойствием, подумать, помолится... приложится к мощам Святых Петра и Февронии. Энергетика зашкаливает. Сюда хочется вернуться. Спасибо матушке и послушницам за эти незабываемые ощущения.

(Translated by Google) The territory of the monastery is clean and well-groomed. In winter, the paths are cleared. There is a church shop and a kiosk with baked goods and dairy products on site. There is a refectory on the outside. On a sunny winter day, the architecture of the churches looks very beautiful. (Original) Территория монастыря чистая и ухоженная. Зимой прочищены дорожки. На территории церковная лавка и киоск с выпечкой и молочными продуктами. С внешней стороны имеется трапезная. Солнечным зимним днем архитектура церквей смотрится очень красиво.

(Translated by Google) I drew the station very often (Original) Вокзал очень часто рисовал

(Translated by Google) A wonderful museum. Take a tour and learn about the interesting and difficult life of the artist. (Original) Прекрасный музей. Возьмите экскурсию и узнаете об интересной и многотрудной жизни художника.

(Translated by Google) Painting must be understood (Original) Живопись надо понимать

Incredible pleasant visit. If you've only time for one thing in Suzdal, this is the place. Pleasant grounds, amazing exhibits, although almost no explanations are in English. However, with even rudimentary understanding of Cyrillic, the non-Russian speakers can get the gist by visuals and reading dates. We visited on a late winter day with lovely snow and darkness. Exhibit rooms are very warm. We spent a perhaps two hours. Grounds are peaceful.

This village is like a heaven on earth. Authentic church and a orthodox style of life !!!

Great place to visit

The most beautiful and relaxing places I've been to in Russia.

Outstanding monastery with reach history and monumental structures.

Great place and a definitely " must visit" in Suzdal.

This monastery in the city of Suzdal is a gem of Russian history and culture. Every hour they have a bell ringing. And it's not just a few bells, it's a whole ensemble. You can also walk up the walls. A certain part is open for tourists. Inside they have an authentic monastery herb garden. And in the cafe near the entrance they'll offer you an herb tea from these same herbs.

Well preserved heritage site. Walking through the bridge on iced river was an experience. The meeting hall inside was an experience in itself. Was thrilled to see India in a old map kept there. This place should be even more beautiful in summer. The guide was very helpful and describing everything patiently.

As a bonus when we were there we saw a bridal party taking pictures ! We loved sitting outside in the chairs that are in the grassy area and just enjoying. If you climb the small berm, you will see the wooden bridge and be rewarded with a special view of Suzdal.

Nice place with beautiful views and landscapes! Here are some museums and places for rest. It's possible to take sunshowers, free chaise-longues available. Take half an hour just for walk or about two hours in case of visiting museums for this Kremlin.

Museum inside Kremlin is worth visiting and also the church so i suggest buying ticket also to the buildings inside the Kremlin. You can also buy ticket just to the Kremlin area if youbare not interested in museums.

A picturesque monastery by the side of a small river. The architecture is beautiful and the whole place is well maintained. Well worth a visit if you're in the area.

Outside Moscow if you would like to have a real Russian experience this city is highly recommended. Traffic is heavy on weekends it took almost 5 hours to get there from Moscow centre on Saturday morning. Lots of areas for walks and green space for children to play.

Suzdal must visit. We did it in one day trip from Moscow. It is enough. We took fast train 7:15 morning and back 20:15 to/from Vladimir. From Vladimir taking local bus 159 from Autostation to Suzdal. Every 30 min. This is most picturized Russian town not destroyed by Soviet architecture and old industry. Like Russia 200 or 800 years ago. A lot of history and a lot to see.

The Museum of Wooden Architecture and Peasant Life, located in Suzdal, Russia, offers a fascinating glimpse into the country's rural history and architectural heritage. It showcases well-preserved wooden structures and artifacts, providing visitors with an immersive experience of traditional Russian village life. The museum's exhibits are informative and well-curated, making it a must-visit for those interested in Russian culture and history.

interesting museum. You can see the way of life of the kings. The truth I will not say that I have not seen this before. In the village of my grandfather, everything was exactly like that. But many entertainments, performances of remarkable musical collectives, a fashion show of quilted Suzdal sewing, master classes on matryoshka painting, embroidery of napkins, pottery. Sale of handicrafts: gzhel, products from birch bark, quilts, clothing from flax and much more. On this day the film was filmed. Participated in one of the scenes. The weather was good, on the street 28-30 degrees. I recommend to stop here

The place has a category of must to see. There are wonderful landscapes, different cultural monuments. It can helps you to dive in time ancient Russia.

Very nice place to visit. Interesting interiors and homemade things show the pre-revolutionary history of Russian peasants.

We had a wonderful insight of village life in Russia. Well preserved houses and Guides were very helpful.

Lonely open-air museum demonstrating regional wooden architecture of the 18th- and 19th centuries.

A must-go in Suzdal. I visited the museum in March 2017 and took many nice photos there.

Really history of russia

(Translated by Google) If you come to Vladimir, be sure to see it! You must not enter through the door with red letters above, but must enter through the iron door on the right and use the other exit! You can tell it apart because it has Assumption Cathedral written on the front of the building. (Original) 블라디미르에 오셨으면 꼭 보고가세요! 빨간 글씨가 위에 써져있는 문으로 들어오시면 안되고, 오른쪽 철문으로 들어오셔서 다른 출구 이용하셔야 해요! 건물 앞에 Assumption Cathedral 써져있으니 구분 가능하실거에요.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, calm and good! (Original) Красиво, спокойно и хорошо!

(Translated by Google) The spirit lives where it wants (Original) Дух живёт где хочет

(Translated by Google) One of the oldest and most famous churches in Vladimir with frescoes by Andrei Rublev (Original) Один из старейших и известных храмов Владимира с фресками Андрея Рублёва

The nineteenth century life of Vladimir is well depicted here. Models of shops like clocks, office, people working in the offices, house materials, are all exhibited here. One can understand the quality of life and the style of life are visible through this exhibits. This is an educational process that will shed light on the history of Vladimir. Anyone who visits Vladimir can visit this place if one is interested in the evolution of life in Vladimir.

(Translated by Google) The place is just great! There are three in one here: a former water tower building with unusual architecture, a small interesting museum with very funny newspaper articles about life in Vladimir in the 19th century, and an excellent observation deck on the top floor of the tower. We specially planned it so that we could be there at sunset, it was very beautiful ❤️ (Original) Место просто супер! Тут три в одном: здание бывшей водонапорной башни с необычной архитектурой, небольшой интересный музей с очень забавными газетными статьями о жизни во Владимире 19 века и отличная смотровая площадка на верхнем этаже башни. Мы специально подгадали так, чтобы оказаться на ней на закате, было очень красиво ❤️

(Translated by Google) An ancient tower with a small museum inside and an excellent observation deck at the top. The views are wonderful! The museum is very interesting, the caretakers are happy to tell you something additional. A small exposure - you won't get tired. Inexpensive and good souvenirs. The inside of the tower building is very interesting. (Original) Старинная башня с небольшим музеем внутри и отличной смотровой площадкой наверху. Виды прекрасный! Музей очень интересный, смотрительницы с удовольствием рассказывают что-то дополнительно. Небольшая экспозиция - не устанешь. Недорогие и хорошие сувениры. Здание башни внутри очень интересное.

(Translated by Google) It is interesting to learn about the life of the townspeople. Museum workers are not very helpful. They did not show the slightest interest in the visitors, did not say a word to help them become interested in the exhibition, and were clearly burdened by our presence. There is no toilet in the museum. There was not a single visitor except us. But the ministers insisted on masks. And about 20 minutes before closing they began to pack up and set off the alarm. Formally, no one is obliged to entertain guests. But if a city is developing a tourism business, its guests must be loved. (Original) Интересно узнать о жизни горожан. Музейные работники не слишком любезны. Не проявили ни малейшего интереса к посетителям, ни словом не помогли заинтересоваться экспозицией, явно тяготились нашим присутствием. Туалета в музее нет. Ни одного посетителя, кроме нас, не было. Но служители настаивали на масках. И минут за 20 до закрытия стали собираться и сдавать сигнализацию. Формально никто не обязан развлекать гостей. Но если город развивает туристический бизнес, гостей надо любить.

(Translated by Google) Interesting historical museum! A little bonus: if you come on Sunday after 15:00, entry will be free. If possible, visit the museum with a tour, you won’t regret it, it’s very informative! The tower is crowned with an observation deck, offering a beautiful panorama at any time of the year. (Original) Интересный исторический музей! Маленькая приятность: если вы придёте в воскресенье после 15:00, вход будет бесплатный. По возможности посетите музей с экскурсией, не пожалеете, очень познавательно! Башню венчает смотровая площадка, в любое время года красивая панорама.

(Translated by Google) Here you can find out brief information about Vladimir and get a general idea. An interesting building, the museum is located in an old water tower. On the top floor there is the best observation deck of the historical center. (Original) Здесь можно узнать краткую информацию про Владимир и получить общее представление. Интересное здание, музей расположен в старой водонапорной башне. На последнем этаже лучшая обзорная площадка на исторический центр.

(Translated by Google) I really liked the city despite the frost, we were there during the New Year holidays with my family, it is convenient that the museums are concentrated almost in one place, there is paid inexpensive parking, free clean toilet for tourists, the staff in the museums is very polite, the mask regime and other anti-Covid requirements are observed. I hope we will return in the summer. (Original) Город очень понравился несмотря на мороз, были в новогодние каникулы с семьёй, удобно, что музеи сосредоточены практически в одном месте , есть платная недорогая парковка, бесплатный чистый туалет для туристов, персонал в музеях очень вежливый, соблюдается масочный режим и другие антиковидные требования. Надеюсь, вернёмся летом.

Great to just walk around! Lots of ticket optionsfor museums, gardens, and so on but I just went for Kremlin architecture which let's you walk around most places. Stunning sights and history!

It is a beautiful place, I love Lady church, and a small pond. All buildings are with various color, if the weather is good, it is worthy to stay a couple hours. Hopefully the church can make well preservation.

Beautiful and historical place. Few classic movies has been shot here like "Иван Васильевичь меняет профессию"

Just cash for the main entrance, too many middle interesting museums, but kreml' itself is super beautiful.

Type: Great Kremlin on a lake. + From a tower there is a very nice view of the lake. + Notable small marketplace. - The central entrance is without sign. - The gardens and paths in the Kremlin are poorly maintained.

Amazing, fantastic, magical. One of the most amazing Kremlins in Russia.

Beautiful place. Entrance fee 100 rub. Extra fee applied if you want to see the passages and museums, which are definitely worth it.

Spaso-Yakovlevsky Monastery, today still open for pilgrims and tourists. However, when I visited it's not opened. But the second visiting, I try to there again and it's open. Very peaceful inside.

Beautiful monastery, two churches you can visit and wall you can walk on makes great photo opportunities.

Beautiful destinations

(Translated by Google) As of August 2024, restoration work is underway in the monastery. But you can walk around the territory. The temple is open and services are held. For 100 rubles you can go up to the observation deck of one of the towers. And admire Lake Nero. There is also a chapel with a spring. But the water tasted strange, like mineral water without gas. Overall a very pleasant experience (Original) На август 2024 в монастыре ведутся реставрационные работы. Но прогуляться по территории можно. Храм работает, службы проводятся. За 100 руб можно подняться на смотровую- одну из башен. И полюбоваться на озеро Неро. Также есть часовня с источником. Но вода на вкус оказалась странной, как будто минералка без газа. В целом очень приятные впечатления

(Translated by Google) The Spaso-Yakovlevsky Dimitriev Monastery is located on the southern outskirts of the city. It is easy to get there from the train station by bus #5 to the stop on Oktyabrskaya Street and then walk along Dobrolyubova Street straight for about 500 m. Entrance is free. Large-scale restoration work is currently underway on the territory. For 100 rubles (cash only) you can buy a visit to the observation deck located on the southwest tower. Souvenirs can be purchased outside the territory in front of the central entrance. (Original) Спасо-Яковлевский Димитриев мужской монастырь находится на южной окраине города. Добраться от вокзала легко на автобусе №5 до ост. ул. Октябрьская и далее пешком по улице Добролюбова прямо порядка 500 м. Вход свободный. На территории сейчас ведутся масштабные реставрационные работы. За 100 рублей (только наличка) можно приобрести посещение смотровой площадки, расположенной на юго-западной башне. За территорией перед центральным входом можно приобрести сувенирную продукцию.

(Translated by Google) Spaso-Yakovlevsky Dimitriev Monastery in February at sunset was unforgettable! I was amazed by the beauty of the monastery, which is located on the shore of Lake Nero. When the sun began to sink below the horizon, the monastery became even more majestic and mysterious. We spent the sunset on the observation deck enjoying the peace and quiet. We saw the Transfiguration Church with its domes slightly glowing from the setting sun. And then we froze and ran away to the hotel) #rostov #sunset #monastery #russia #2023 #sony #a7iii #miralpha (Original) Спасо-Яковлевский Димитриев монастырь в феврале на закате был незабываем! Я был поражен красотой монастыря, который расположен на берегу озера Неро. Когда солнце начало опускаться за горизонт, монастырь стал еще более величественным и загадочным. Мы провели закат на смотровой площадке наслаждаясь тишиной и спокойствием. Увидели Преображенскую церковь с чуть горящими куполами от садящегося солнца. А потом замерзли и убежали в гостишку) #ростов #закат #монастырь #россия #2023 #sony #a7iii #miralpha

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place, the monastery is currently being actively restored, the temples and cathedrals with ancient frescoes amaze with their beauty. Not far from the monastery there is an equipped public toilet. The only thing in the local kiosk is that they do not accept cards. (Original) Красивое место, монастырь сейчас активно реставрируется, храмы и соборы с древними фресками поражают своей красотой. Недалеко от монастыря есть оборудованный общественный туалет. В местном ларьке единственное не принимают карты.

Nice peace of Ryazan history. The most memorable place in the city.

Very good regional museum with a lot of archeological findings. Tells an exciting story about Ryazan

Good for sightseeing. Get ready for a strong wind as the place is located on hills where it is constantly windy.

A great place for picture taken, not to mention the great historical and architecture value of the buildings in Kremlin. Beautiful views on sunset.

Absolutely beautiful. The cathedral and churches are stunning, not to mention the chapel. The ancient walls are dripping with history. Museum exhibits are not to be missed.

I like the place. The IZI.travel, imho, too short and it is very unclear the purpose of Ilia the prophet temple current usage)))

Great piece of history...

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful))) “Go away, Rus', my dear... There is no end in sight - only the blue is sucking your eyes.” The whole day spent in the estate, museum, school and the Yesenins’ house, Sergei’s poems sounded in my head))) Ryazan open spaces, endless Russian meadows, and what a view opens from the high bank of the Oka River))) magnificent))) (Original) Очень красиво))) "Гой ты, Русь, моя родная... Не видать конца и края - только синь сосёт глаза." Весь день, проведенный в усадьбе, музее, школе и домике Есениных в голове звучали стихи Сергея))) Рязанские просторы, бескрайние русские луга, а какой вид открывается с высокого берега реки Оки))) великолепно)))

(Translated by Google) Alas...disappointed. Apart from natural beauties there is not much to see. Reconstructions and unnaturalness. Something like an artificial Christmas tree. If you want to touch Yesenin, go to Spas-Klepiki. The small museum there is much more convincing and reliable. (Original) Увы...разочарован. Кроме природных красот смотреть особо не на что. Реконструкции и ненатуральность. Что то вроде искусственной елки. Если хотите прикоснуться к Есенину, езжайте в Спас - Клепики. Тамошний небольшой музей гораздо более убедителен и достоверен.

(Translated by Google) An excellent museum for those interested in literature and everything connected with it. It will, of course, be more interesting with a tour than without it, but this place is good in itself for its poetic atmosphere. While enjoying the beauty of the local nature, it’s time to start speaking in poetry yourself! (Original) Отличный музей для тех, кто интересуется литературой и всем, что с ней связано. С экскурсией будет, конечно, интереснее, чем без нее, но это место хорошо само по себе своей поэтической атмосферой. Наслаждаясь красотой местной природы впору и самому заговорить стихами!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum, magnificent nature, good restaurant and souvenir shop (Original) Прекрасный музей, великолепная природа, хороший ресторан и магазин сувениров

(Translated by Google) Reconstruction. But it was interesting. It's boring without a tour (Original) Реконструкция. Но было интересно. Без экскурсии скучно

(Translated by Google) Nice place, I recommend everyone to visit this museum. (Original) Хорошее место, рекомендую всем посетить этот музей.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place for walking and relaxing 👍 👍 👍 (Original) Красивое место для прогулок и отдыха 👍 👍 👍

Beautiful place

(Translated by Google) One of the beautiful places worth visiting when traveling to Pereslavl. The monastery is small, but with a thousand-year history. The place is well-kept, there is a refectory, benches, two churches, you can stroll and look at the heritage of ancient architecture. I really liked it! (Original) Одно из красивых мест, которые стоит посетить при путешествии в Переславль. Монастырь небольшой, но с тысячелетней историей. Место ухоженные, есть трапезная, лавочки, две церкви, можно прогуляться и посмотреть на достояние древнего зодчества. На очень понравилось!

(Translated by Google) Nikitsky Monastery is located away from the center of Pereslavl-Zalessky and is clearly visible from Alexander Mountain. This is the most ancient monastery of Pereslavl-Zalessky, according to some sources, founded earlier than 1186. The year 1186 is considered important in the history of the monastery. On May 24 of this year, the ascetic of the Nikitsky monastery, the Monk Nikita the Stylite, suffered martyrdom at the hands of insidious attackers, who, before becoming a monk, was a princely tax collector under Yuri Dolgoruky and enjoyed an extremely bad reputation as a bribe-taker and covetous man until he repented and entered a monastery. After the Mongol-Tatar invasion, there is no information about the Nikita monastery until the 15th century, when St. Photius the Metropolitan discovered the relics of St. Nikita the Stylite. In a very short period, the Nikitsky Monastery became a blooming garden, but in the Time of Troubles (1611), Lithuanian soldiers ravaged and burned the Nikitsky Monastery. In 1923, the Soviet authorities closed the Nikitsky Monastery, while the unique library of the monastery was destroyed, the monastery archive was destroyed, and church silver, utensils, and icons were looted. During the years of Soviet power, the monastery successively housed warehouses, a prison, and a driving school. In 1984, the central dome of the Nikitsky Cathedral collapsed. The beginning of the revival of the Nikitsky Monastery can be considered in 1990, when believers served the first prayer service here on the feast of the Life-Giving Trinity. There is an opinion that Peter I probably stayed in the western rooms of the second floor of the refectory chambers during his first visits to Pereslavl. Today, many of the buildings of the monastery have been restored, and the walls emanate history and that comfort and tranquility in search of which people wander around the world. Come and feel it for yourself. (Original) Никитский монастырь находится в отдалении от центра Переславля-Залесского и хорошо виден с Александровой горы. Это самый древний монастырь Переславля-Залесского, по некоторым данным основанный ранее 1186 г. В истории монастыря важным считается 1186 год. 24 мая этого года принял мученическую смерть от рук коварных злоумышленников подвижник Никитской обители преподобный Никита Столпник, который до пострижения в монахи был княжеским сборщиком податей при Юрии Долгоруком и пользовался крайне дурной славой мздоимца и корыстолюбца до тех пор, пока не раскаялся и не ушел в монастырь. После монголо-татарского нашествия о Никитской обители не имеется никаких сведений вплоть до XV века, когда святитель Фотий Митрополит открыл мощи преподобного Никиты Столпника. За очень короткий период Никитский монастырь стал цветущим садом, однако в Смутное время (1611 год) литовские воины разорили и выжгли Никитский монастырь. В 1923 году советские власти закрыли Никитский монастырь, при этом была уничтожена уникальная библиотека обители, погиб монастырский архив, был разграблено церковное серебро, утварь, иконы. В годы Советской власти в монастыре последовательно размещались склады, тюрьма, автошкола. В 1984 году обрушился центральный купол Никитского собора. Началом возрождения Никитского монастыря можно считать 1990 год, когда верующие отслужили здесь первый молебен на праздник Живоначальной Троицы. Есть мнение, что в западных комнатах второго этажа трапезных палат, вероятно, останавливался, Петр I во время своих первых приездов в Переславль. Сегодня многие постройки монастыря отреставрированы, и от стен веет историей и тем уютом и спокойствием, в поисках которых люди скитаются по белу свету. Приезжайте, почувствуйте сами.

(Translated by Google) I have been to Pereyaslavl-Zalessky several times, but this was my first time visiting the Nikitsky Monastery. I really liked it. Any ancient building, be it a cathedral, monastery, Kremlin or something else, makes me think about the past, at least for me. How they, our ancestors, lived and worked at that time. And how were such miracles built without modern technology? What about the monastery itself? The place is beautiful - on a hill near Lake Pleshcheevo, the area is small, but very cozy. The beauty inside the Cathedral is extraordinary. I highly recommend visiting this place. (Original) Неоднократно бывал в Переяславле-Залесском, но Никитский монастырь посетил впервые. Очень понравилось. Любое древнее сооружение, будь собор, монастырь, кремль или что-то другое заставляет задуматься над прошлым, во всяком случае меня. Как они, наши предки, жили и работали в то время. И как строили такие чудо сооружения без современной техники? Что же сам монастырь? Место красивое - на пригорке близ Плещеева озера, территория небольшая, но очень уютная. Внутри Собора красота необыкновенная. Очень рекомендую посетить это место.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and soulful place. The weather was a little disappointing this time. It is possible to order a guide (there is a phone number right at the entrance). (Original) Очень красивое и душевное место. Немного подкачала погода в этот раз. Есть возможность заказать экскурсовода (телефон есть прямо на входе).

(Translated by Google) The monastery is over a thousand years old!!! Truly a sacred place! How many times have these walls been seen! Just about 150 km from Moscow and you plunge into another life. Behind Pereslavlkm-Zalessky, turn 600 meters to the left and the monastery walls open up. Upon arrival, I was lucky enough to attend the Easter service. The leader was a very interesting priest. When reading prayers, he pronounced the first syllable very loudly, then the rest of the sentence was barely audible. Wonderful temple! The relics and virigas of Nikita the Stylite, as well as the place of his hermitage. At the same time, no pretentiousness or bragging. Strictly and concisely! Conducive to prayer! There are many interesting places nearby: Lake Plesheevo, Blue Stone, Nikitsky Spring, etc. I recommend it. (Original) Более тысячи лет монастырю!!! Действительно, священное место! Сколько видели эти стены! Всего около 150 км от Москвы и окунаешся в другую жизнь. За Переславлкм-Залесским налево метров 600 и открываются монастырские стены. По приезду посчастливилось попасть на пасхальную службу. Вел очень интересный батюшка. При чтении молитв произнрсил очень громко первый слог, затем едва слышно остальное предложение. Замечательный храм! Мощи и вириги Никиты Столпника, а также место его отшельничества. При этом никакой вычурности и бахвальства. Строго и лаконично! Располагает к молитве! Рядом много интересных мест: Плешеево озеро, Синий камень, Никитский источник и др. Рекомендую.

(Translated by Google) Strong and Beautiful Monastery More than 1000 years of the Holy Nikitsky Monastery Prince Alexander Nevsky, the defender of Holy Rus', was born in Pereslavl-Zalessky. Nearby is Holy Pleshcheyevo Lake. You need to watch the film again Alexander Nevsky. How the Germans and the Vilnius fell through the ice, the Latins on Lake Peipus We cannot get close to Catholics!!! Orthodox! Remember the covenants of Our ancestors, Holy Princess Olga, Holy Prince Alexander Sandra Nevsky. Keep the Faith Orthodox (Original) Сильный и Прекрасный Монастырь Более 1000 лет Святому Никитскому Монастырю В Переславль Залесском родился Князь Александр Невский защитник Святой РУСИ . Рядом Святое Плещеево Озеро.Фильмпосмотреть ещё раз надо Александр Невский.Как немцы с виленцами под лед провалились латиняне на Чудском озере Нам с католиками нельзя сближаться!!!Православные!Помните заветы Нашихпре дков,Святой Княгини Ольги,Святог о князяАлек СандраНевского.Держите Веру Православную

Worth a day trip from Moscow. Medieval city castle (Kreml), architectural monument. + Unique is the urban development along the Kremlin wall. Very large parts of the historic wall no longer exist today. Between the towers that still exist today, small terraced houses have been built along the line of the wall - unique. + Interesting, open Kremlin + nice view of the Moskva River. + good tourist infrastructure. + traffic-free zones. Downtown along the main street. On the outskirts the river Moskva flows into the river Oka.

Kolomenskoye is a historic district located in the southeast of Moscow, Russia, that features a beautiful park and an impressive collection of historic buildings. The district's most famous attraction is the Kolomenskiy Kreml', a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates back to the 16th century. Here are some pros and cons of visiting Kolomenskiy Kreml': Pros: Historic Significance: The Kolomenskiy Kreml' is a significant historical landmark that dates back to the reign of Ivan the Terrible. The buildings within the kremlin showcase a range of architectural styles, from medieval to traditional Russian. Beautiful Scenery: The park surrounding the Kolomenskiy Kreml' is stunning, with expansive green spaces, walking trails, and views of the Moskva River. Cultural Activities: The Kolomenskiy Kreml' is home to several museums and galleries, including the Church of the Ascension, which features beautiful frescoes, and the Wooden Palace of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, which is a unique example of traditional Russian architecture. Peaceful Atmosphere: Despite its popularity as a tourist destination, the Kolomenskiy Kreml' and its surrounding park have a peaceful atmosphere that makes it a great place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Cons: Crowded: The Kolomenskiy Kreml' can get crowded, especially during peak tourist season, leading to long lines and wait times. Limited Access: Some of the buildings within the kremlin are off-limits to visitors, and you can only access them with a special tour or permission. Expensive: The entry fee to the Kolomenskiy Kreml' and its museums can be quite high, especially for foreign visitors. Overall, the Kolomenskiy Kreml' is a must-visit attraction in Moscow, Russia. With its historical significance, beautiful scenery, and cultural activities, it offers a unique glimpse into Russian history and culture. While the crowds and limited access can be a drawback, the experience of visiting the Kolomenskiy Kreml' is worth it.

Beautiful place...musut visit

Pure old Russian culture. A must see.

(Translated by Google) We visited the Kolomna Kremlin, and overall we really liked it, with the exception of some nuances. Tickets were booked on the Kolomna Kremlin website, and a confirmation was received by email from the Liga Tour company indicating the time and date. The tour started at the appointed time, and our group consisted of more than 30 people, which, in my opinion, is a minus. The excursion lasted two hours and took place outside on the territory of the Kremlin, and also included a visit to the towers. On the street, the guide ruined the whole impression: she gave the tour in an hour, moving quickly and speaking quietly. She was not interested in the fact that elderly people and children did not have time to catch up with her, and she did not react in any way to requests to wait for the others or to turn the microphone louder. But the excursion to the Kremlin towers was simply magnificent - interesting and exciting. We were greeted by guides in themed costumes, and everything went in one breath. The guide spoke with humor, tried to pay attention to everyone, and invited older people to sit on a bench. At the end, everyone thanked the guide and even applauded. (Original) Мы посетили Коломенский кремль, и в целом нам очень понравилось, за исключением некоторых нюансов. Билеты бронировали на сайте Коломенского кремля, и на почту пришло подтверждение от компании 'Лига-тур' с указанием времени и даты. Экскурсия началась в назначенное время, и наша группа составила более 30 человек, что, на мой взгляд, является минусом. Экскурсия длилась два часа и проходила на улице по территории кремля, а также включала посещение башен. На улице экскурсовод испортил все впечатление: она провела экскурсию за час, быстро передвигаясь и тихо говоря. Её не интересовало, что пожилые люди и дети не успевали догонять её, и на просьбы подождать остальных или сделать микрофон громче она никак не реагировала. Зато в башнях кремля экскурсия была просто великолепной — интересной и увлекательной. Нас встретили экскурсоводы в тематических костюмах, и всё прошло на одном дыхании. Экскурсовод рассказывал с юмором, старался уделить внимание каждому, а пожилым людям предлагал присесть на лавочку. В конце все благодарили экскурсовода и даже аплодировали.

(Translated by Google) The history of the Kolomna Detinets began at the beginning of the 14th century, the current stone Kremlin - in the middle of the sixteenth century. By the 21st century, six towers and the Pyatnitsky Gate, as well as fragments of walls, had been preserved. Everything looks impressive. Nowadays the territory of the Kremlin is an excellent public space, a great place for walking... Moreover, the Kremlin has many attractions and other tourist sites - from the Assumption Cathedral to cafes with Kolomna rolls... (Original) История Коломенского детинца началась в начале XIV веке, нынешнего каменного кремля - в середине века шестнадцатого. К XXI веку сохранилось шесть башен и Пятницкие ворота, а также фрагменты стен. Всё выглядит внушительно. Ныне территория кремля - отличное общественное пространство, великолепное место для прогулок... Тем более, что в кремле имеется множество достопримечательностей и прочих туристических объектов - от Успенского кафедрального собора до кафе с коломенскими калачами...

(Translated by Google) I love this place! It smells of antiquity, tranquility and some kind of power! It’s great to walk around, churches, cafes, shops, souvenirs, museums… (Original) Обожаю это место ! Веет стариной , спокойствием и какой-то силой ! Прекрасно погулять , церкви , кафешки, магазинчики , сувениры , музеи ….

Located at Red Square Moscow, St. Basils Cathedral is a not to be missed place in Moscow. I would say that this place has an iconic value in Moscow. The beautiful architecture and colorful combination of the exterior of the building has no match.

How can one skip visiting one of Moscow’s most iconic landmarks? Before learning its true name, I used to think of it as the “Tetris building.” The kaleidoscopic exterior, crowned with its whimsical onion domes of irregular shapes, is truly mesmerizing. Inside, the chambers are adorned with centuries-old church icons. An absolute must-visit.

Visiting St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow was honestly a dream come true for me. I always imagined taking a photo standing right in front of this colourful and iconic cathedral, and finally being there in real life felt unreal. The moment I saw it with my own eyes, I got so excited because it looked exactly like the picture I had in my mind for so long. The cathedral is even more beautiful in person with its vibrant colours, unique onion domes, and detailed designs. It truly stands out in Red Square and feels like something from a fairytale. I walked around the area, took so many photos, and just enjoyed the view from every angle. It’s one of those places that gives you that “wow” feeling the moment you step close. For me, this was one of the most special moments of my trip, finally standing in front of the cathedral I always dreamed of. A must-visit when you’re in Moscow!

Located at the Red Square. St. Basil's Cathedral was built in 1555-1561 by the order of tsar Ivan the Terrible in honor of the victory of the Russian army over the Kazan Khanate. Its 16th-20th centuries interiors kept preserved. The vaults and walls of the cathedral was are richly decorated with murals, precious gifts of the royal family members are kept in the former sacristy. Wall paintings and church icons tells about the wonderful miracles of the Saint.

This place is iconic. You can't come to Moscow without seeing it. It's located right next to the red Square and during different times of the day, it takes on a different look with the sky behind it

One of nice things to see, dont miss it if you are there and not coming back to Mosco. Entrance is 2000 rubles, bit expensive for a foreigner compared to locals. Worth to see. If you have any an elderly person, be careful as there is a very narrow and high steeped stair to go to second floor.

It’s absolutely stunning - breathtakingly beautiful. The architecture, the detail, the colours, the heritage. Everything is historic and yet beautifully preserved and restored

Amazing Experience at Red Square, Moscow! Visiting Red Square was truly an unforgettable experience! The atmosphere is full of history, culture, and beauty. Standing in the heart of Moscow, surrounded by the stunning Saint Basil’s Cathedral, the Kremlin walls, and the State Historical Museum, felt like stepping into a living postcard. The architecture is breathtaking, especially at sunset when the lights make the whole square glow beautifully. Everything is so clean, organized, and well-maintained. Street performers, local cafes, and friendly people add to the lively vibe. It’s not just a tourist spot — it’s the soul of Russia, where the past and present meet. I would highly recommend everyone to visit Red Square at least once in their lifetime!

The very heart of the city is a must visit - it’s alongside the Kremlin and comprises other interesting buildings like Gum, the Kremlin, St Basil’s Cathedral, Lenin’s mausoleum etc. There are sights to see and places to eat. You can spend the entire day here.

Walking through Red Square is an experience that goes beyond simple sightseeing; it is truly where the grandeur of Russian history and architecture culminates. The moment you step in, you are struck by the imposing red walls of the Kremlin on one side and the colorful, onion-shaped domes of St. Basil’s Cathedral on the other. The cathedral’s architecture is so vibrant and whimsical that it looks like something out of a fairytale, making every angle a postcard-perfect shot. I highly recommend visiting both during the day and at night. In the daylight, the intricate details and colors are stunning, while at night, the illuminations of the GUM department store and surrounding buildings create a magical, lively atmosphere perfect for an evening stroll. The square is vast with historic cobblestones, which add to the charm, but I strongly suggest wearing comfortable walking shoes to fully enjoy the walk. Access via the metro is very easy, and although it’s usually busy, the sheer size of the square prevents it from feeling too crowded. Visiting the beating heart of Moscow is an absolute must.

Standing in Red Square feels like walking through a living postcard. Between St. Basil’s vibrant domes, the Kremlin’s mighty walls, and Lenin’s stoic tomb, history stares right back at you. Great for photos📸📸📸, people-watching, and soaking up the soul of Russia. 🇷🇺❤️

It is a very big place and the church is very beautiful. I am very impressed to have visited Russia. 👍🏻

Red Square is a must-visit landmark in Moscow that offers a truly memorable experience. The grandeur of the square, with its stunning architecture and historic significance, is awe-inspiring. The iconic sites, including St. Basil’s Cathedral and the Kremlin, create a breathtaking backdrop that captures the essence of Russia's rich history and culture. Walking around Red Square, I was struck by the beauty of the surroundings and the vibrant atmosphere. The square is impeccably maintained, adding to its allure and making it a pleasure to explore. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or simply soaking in the local ambiance, Red Square provides a captivating and unforgettable experience. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Moscow!

The Red Square stands as Moscow's most iconic historical site, encompassing a breathtaking array of landmarks and attractions. Surrounded by a beautiful mall and shops, this square boasts a rich tapestry of history, including the Kremlin, Lenin's grave, and the stunning Saint Basil's Cathedral. Each visit offers a profound journey through Russia's past, making it an essential destination for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.

The Tretyakov Gallery is a true cultural treasure — a place where you can walk through centuries of Russian art under one roof. From iconic works by Repin and Vasnetsov to ancient icons and bold modernism, it’s a journey through the soul of the country. Well-organized, with calm halls and powerful energy. ➕ Unmatched collection of Russian art Beautiful building and well-curated exhibitions Easy to navigate and not overly crowded on weekdays Audio guides and descriptions in English available

Kramskoy, Vasnetsov, Serov, Repin, Savitsky—to name only a few—are represented in the Tretyakov Gallery, which offers an overwhelming feast for the eyes of art lovers. The museum displays countless masterpieces I had only read about: The Unknown Woman (often called the Russian Mona Lisa), Morning in a Pine Forest (Alenka chocolate wrappers), Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan, and a striking portrait of Pushkin, among others. After just 40 minutes, my mind was flooded with a surge of impressions and information. With 62 rooms to explore, this is clearly not a one-day museum. The entrance fee of 700 rubles is a bargain.

Very disappointing experience at the Tretyakov Gallery I visited the Tretyakov Gallery on September 25 and had a very disappointing experience. The website, the online tickets, and even the entrance signs all clearly stated that the museum would close at 9 PM. However, at 7:30 PM everyone was suddenly told to leave because of a private event — something that had never been announced anywhere. No one, not even the security staff, seemed to know about this early closure. The situation was handled poorly, and some staff were rude and unhelpful. It was also surprising that no one at the information desk spoke English in such a major international museum. Because of this, I had to completely change my travel plans and return the next day, buying new tickets and audioguides. Unfortunately, one of the main reasons for my visit — the famous Girl with Peaches — was not on display that day. Although I later received a refund for the first day’s tickets, the gallery’s response ignored the other issues I raised and fell far below my expectations.

Art museums can sometimes feel overwhelming, filled with endless hallways and masterpieces you're not sure how to appreciate. But the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow was different. Stepping inside felt like stepping into a warm embrace of Russian art history. Maybe it was the way the chronological layout unfolded Russia's artistic journey, or perhaps the sheer passion for Russian culture that resonated from every canvas. One of the things that surprised me most was the sheer diversity of styles on display. From the deeply religious icon paintings of the early days to the bold strokes of the avant-garde, the Tretyakov Gallery showcased the evolution of Russian art in a way I hadn't seen before. But it wasn't just about the artistic movements. Certain paintings jumped out at me, leaving a lasting impression. The Appearance of Christ by Alexander Ivanov was the one of the iconic piece of the museum. The Tretyakov Gallery wasn't just a museum; it felt like a conversation with the soul of Russia. It allowed me to understand the country's history, culture, and emotions through the eyes of its greatest artists.

A must visit gallery in Moscow, lots of masterpieces here. Closed on Monday. Avoid holidays.

A very big gallery with great artwork (if you're a fan of it). You need at least a couple of hours to see all of it. The ticket is 500 rubbles for adults. But I'd recommend the Shimov gallery. Much more impressive.

The State Tretyakov Gallery is a remarkable art museum that boasts an impressive collection of over 180,000 Russian works spanning multiple centuries. My first visit to this iconic institution was nothing short of inspiring. As a philatelist, I was already familiar with many of the paintings displayed here, having collected numerous stamps featuring artworks from the gallery. This connection made my experience even more special, as I was able to see these masterpieces in person for the first time. The gallery's layout is thoughtfully designed, allowing visitors to journey through the evolution of Russian art. From the early icons to the bold works of the 20th century, each piece tells a story and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Russia. I found myself captivated by the detailed brushwork and the emotions captured in each painting. The names of the artists, such as Ilya Repin and Ivan Shishkin, were not just words to me; they represented a deep-seated appreciation cultivated during my studies in art history at a young age. Moreover, the atmosphere of the gallery is steeped in history, which adds to its charm. Walking through the halls, I felt a profound connection to the past, as if the spirits of the artists lingered in the air. This gallery is not merely a collection of paintings; it is a testament to the creativity and resilience of the Russian people. In conclusion, my visit to The State Tretyakov Gallery was a deeply enriching experience that inspired me both as an art enthusiast and a collector. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to understand the essence of Russian art and culture.

Beautiful place with a rich history, energized atmosphere, and incredible architecture. Highly recommend the tour of the inside of the Kremlin, where you can visit cathedrals dating back to the 13th century. Great place to be anytime during the day, but especially at night! (I would also advise making a stop at the eternal flame, which honors the loss of soldiers' lives in WWII).

Can’t buy ticket online in advance. Nice place for first comers in Moscow!

A place full of history, the churches, and gardens are well worth the visit. Its impressive how this place is so well maintained. You can see the cannons left behind by Napoleon. You can also see iconic buildings from Russia's history although the tourist can really only see them from the outside, yet its still very worthwhile.

I am so happy I finally saw it! Catch the blooming lavender now!

It is the most popular place in Moscow. The beautiful square with towers. All of my life in Moscow I visited this place 7-8 times. I think that this square is the best for tourists due to its history.

Fantastic experience. We took the opportunity to take a cruise excursion into Moscow on high speed train. We had the most wonderful tour guide who had a great head of knowledge. It was a long day but so worth the money for the trip. Loved every minute of it. Would recommend the trip.

Amazing, a must see place. Have a tour that takes in the Cathedrals and the Treasury museum, spectacular. Finish it off by visiting Red Square in the evening, with everything lit up. Update Sep 2023 - that review didn't age very well!! 😲 Maybe we can revisit in about 20 years....

A very informative museum on how the railway was built in 1931. The museum guide speaks only Russian. Interactive - how to drive a train. Photo taking. The different type of train n equipment of different era.

This museum is not at the address informed for three years now!! The correct address is at Vystavochnaya station. This needs to be corrected. It is a nice space, only in Russian.

This is the wrong address and it’s very hard to find this museum. To make a long story short, you need to follow the signs to Vystavochnaya (выставочная) metro station. Right before the gates, you’ll see the museum. If you still can’t find it, show locals this photo and ask them for directions.

As others have explained and we sadly did not read about until to late, it would have saved us an hour in searching, the museum is in the Metro. Good place to see although very limited displays due to not having any space. Recommended on the way it has been created. Very informal and everything is in Russian. Dr Google gets a fail here in directions.

Great little museum dedicated to Moscow's impressive Metro system. Best thing: it's free, worst thing: most of the explications aren't in English. Still, its an interesting and cheap place to visit.

Very hard to find, it's beside one of the Metro stations in Aphimoll mall, go right down to the station entrance, it's on the left. Very little signage in English.

Nice place to spend time

Beautiful place! Gothic style church, unique case in slavic culture.

Beautiful cozy church with a park around Very holy and spiritual atmosphere inside

My favorite ortodox church so far🥰🙏🏻

A very beautiful place where two rivers meet. An unique old church

One hour driving distance to the south from Moscow. Beautiful scenery from the church as well as church itself.

The ancient Znamenskaya Church in the Russian Baroque style will not leave anyone indifferent. It is an amazing monument of architectural architecture; it is called the pearl of the Moscow region. Unusual, mysterious, this is one of the most beautiful churches in Russia, with a gilded crown instead of a dome. The church in the ancient estate of Dubrovitsy, in which Prince Boris Golitsyn lived, was built at his expense in the 17th-18th centuries. The prince, who served as the tutor of the future sovereign Peter the Great, fell into disgrace with him and left for his estate. However, Peter soon cooled down, and as a sign of reconciliation, the prince, at his own expense, began the construction of an unusual church on the territory of his own estate. In 1704, construction was completed, and Peter the Great himself arrived at the consecration ceremony of the temple, standing and praying on a special balcony of the western ledge. This unique monument of Russian architecture is included in the list of world art treasures.

Very nice place!