Annino Manor

11 kilometers east of the city of Ruza in the Moscow region is the Annino estate. The estate is old, the history of the village of the same name goes back to the distant past. The first mention of it belongs to the end of the XVII century. Then the village belonged to Miloslavsky. There is a legend that the estate was named after Anna Kotlovskaya or Anna Vasilchikova, one of the wives of Ivan the Terrible, whom he exiled to this remote place.

There is a temple of the Sign of the Holy Mother of God. Therefore, the estate was often called Znamensky. The temple was built in 1690. The architecture of the temple is unique for the Moscow region - it is tent-style. Currently, the manor house of the end of the XVIII century - provincial architecture has been preserved. It has an extended main facade, and the elements used in the decor are flat plating, overhead boards and a cornice of a simple profile, but still decorate the house. Now in the manor house there is a children's health resort, and the temple operates.