Monument to Peter the Great
Description:
Peter 1 is a great reformer, a key figure for Russia. The monument to Peter the Great, located in the city of Pereslavl-Zalessky, symbolizes a great strategist and creator. In the oldest museum of the village of Vysekovo "Botik Peter 1" installed two monuments to Peter the Great (one of them obelisk).
The monument, which is a stele of granite, decorated with bronze sea symbols, was opened in 1952. It is noteworthy that the first stones of the attraction were laid by Grand Dukes Nicholas and Mikhail Romanov.
The second monument, the obelisk, was created later in 1992 and depicts the young Peter 1, Peter, who was on Pleshcheev Lake during the construction of the amusing flotilla.
The exact address of the museum-estate "Botik Peter 1", which houses these landmark monuments to Peter the Great: the Pereslavsky district, the village of Vashyakovo.
To get to the place by bus, you need to sit on it from the Pereslavl bus station. There is a bus that goes straight to the estate museum.