"From the 12th Century to the 21st."

Sightseeing tour of the main sights of Pereslavl-Zalessky.

During the tour:

• You will find out when, how and why the city-fortress Pereyaslavl was built.
• You will see one of the oldest white-stone temples of pre-Mongolian Russia - the Transfiguration Cathedral.
• Study the wall graffiti of the XII century and decipher the message of our ancestors.
• You will learn about the time when Pereslavl was the head of Moscow.
• Look at what Ivan the Terrible and Peter the Great did here and what legacy they left to the Pereslavs.
• Visit Orthodox monasteries and touch the ancient shrines.
• You will admire the magnificent Pleshcheev Lake, the Fisherman's Sloboda and the Trubezh River.
• Find out what modern Pereslavl lives and what it offers to its guests.

The tour is car-pedestrian, carried out on your transport with a place for a guide.
There are no additional costs.

Visit the Blue Stone (pagan shrine) upon request. Entrance to the national park, where the Blue Stone is located, is paid: 300 rubles. - adults, children, pensioners, large children - free of charge.

• The Transfiguration Cathedral of the 12th century and ancient Russian graffiti, earthen defensive ramparts,
• Church of Alexander Nevsky, monument to Alexander Nevsky, Church of Peter Metropolitan,
• the mansion of the merchant Pavlov, the male gymnasium and the parish school, Rostov (Simeonovskaya) street,
• St. Nicholas (or Nikitsky) Monastery, Fisherman's Sloboda and Trubezh River,
• Church of the Forty Martyrs, Lake Pleshcheyevo, Alexandrov Hill.