Kolomenskoye Manor
Description:
Kolomenskoye Estate is a summer ceremonial residence of Moscow princes, tsars, and then emperors.
Known since the 14th century, and for almost 700 years there were many events that directly changed the course of Russian history.
We'll find out.
- Dynastic dramas of Rurikovich and Romanov - how to beg for an heir if the tsar-father is already 51 years old, and how to divide the throne between children from two marriages
- How was the tsar’s life before the Peter’s reforms – how did they live, welcome guests-ambassadors, treat and feast under Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov
- How the “direct communication” of the people with the king, the refrigerator and the water supply were arranged before the invention of electricity
- Why the King's daughters couldn't get married and what they did
- Miraculous acquisition of the icon during the 1917 revolution
- In addition to the royal household sketches, we will walk through the famous Golosov ravine, which is attributed to mystical power, and find healing stones left from the horse of St. George the Victorious.
The best time to walk around Kolomensky is May. Apple orchards, lilacs and tulips bloom. The delicate aroma and beautiful photos will complement your impressions of this wonderful place.
Mandatory expenses: excursion ticket to the cashier of the estate - 1000 rubles (for a group of up to 30 people). If you are more - you will need a second guide and a second ticket for 1000 r. Second guide to find help.
Address: metro Kolomenskaya, exit number 2
There is accreditation of the Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve.
The price includes:
- Guide services
Comes to: Individual , For children , Pedestrian