"Gastronomic tour with a visit to the Pastilian Museum"

1. "Ancient city of Kolomna" (walking) - You will find a fascinating tour of the Kremlin - an architectural monument of the XVI century. Inspection of the walls and towers of the medieval Kremlin (1525-1531) with its myths and legends, for example, about the fate of Marina Mnishek, a Polish adventurer, the wife of False Dmitry I and II. You'll walk down the street. Lazhechnikov and enjoy the atmosphere of ancient Kolomna with noble and merchant mansions, and access to the observation deck "Bludechko" - the merger of the Kolomenka River and the Moscow River. You will see the “Heart” of Kolomna – Cathedral Square with the majestic Assumption Cathedral and the Tent Bell Tower, Holy Trinity New Golutvin Women’s Monastery – the residence of Metropolitan Kolomensky and Krutitsky. You will also learn the history of the wedding of Prince Dimitri Donskoy and Eudokia Suzdal in the Resurrection Church of the Kremlin.

2. Theatrical program - "Colomen's Pastilas: History with Taste". A story about the history and evolution of an ancient delicacy, tea drinking and tasting pastiles in the living room of a former merchant house, a story about the traditions of tea drinking and hospitality in the 19th century. In the museum living room, visitors will have a conversation about the history of the ancient delicacy, the symbol of the old Kolomna, a story about the life and customs of the Kolomna merchants, as well as tea drinking and tasting 6-7 varieties of pastile. After tasting the pastiles, everyone will be able to purchase especially favorite types of pastiles in branded elegant boxes, as well as take pictures in the interiors of an ancient Russian house.

The price includes:

1. Walking tour "Ancient City of Kolomna" - 1.5 hours.
2. Theatrical program at the Pastil Museum - 1 h.
3. The cost is 1600 rubles. 1500 rubles. Deal. in a group of 10.
4. With a smaller or larger number of groups, the cost is calculated separately, please check with the company manager.
5. The route is pedestrian, does not imply the use of transport.