Stone city, strong green green.

Super-route, when there is little time or just laziness: half of all the sights of the city are concentrated in and around the Kremlin: an escarpment overlooking Strelka, and the Chkalov staircase with the Stalin Falcon towering above it, the oldest temple of the city and the tomb of the savior of the fatherland - Kozma Minin.

The 500-year-old Kremlin, never taken by the enemy, has now become a park, administrative center and memorial complex. Let’s take a good look at it outside and inside: let’s go through the towers and aim from the loopholes of the battle course of the wall. If children are with us, we will let them climb tanks and planes, and for parents we will tell them how hard the Gorky citizens produced military equipment. We will not go to the museums, of which there are many, and then you will cope with it perfectly without me! I'll tell you what's interesting there. We will walk and listen to stories about how the impregnable stronghold was built, how the Kremlin survived the years of reforms after the revolution, for whom the Kremlin became a hotel, and for whom a prison, and much more. I won’t list – it’s better to see and hear from a guide once than read the description!