A WALK ON THE KREMLIN

Away from the noisy city streets, where life once boiled: government issues were solved, stone walls and cozy temples were erected - we will walk without fuss and try to see the ancient city through the eyes of a man of that time.

Pskov was born here. And grew from a small Slavic settlement into the most powerful fortress in Europe, the capital of the Pskov Vecheva Republic, one of the largest cities of medieval Russia. The Kremlin has always been the center of its political, business and cultural life.

How has the Pskov Kremlin changed over 16 centuries of its history? What is Dovmontov City and why is it compared to Pompeii? How did the Pskovites dare to build on earth the House of the Holy Trinity, described by John the Theologian in the Apocalypse? Why were foreigners banned from entering the Kremlin on pain of death? Why did Peter I destroy churches in Pskov?

And many other fascinating pages of the history of the Pskov Kremlin.

WE SEE

- Crom is the oldest part of town.

- 2 rings of fortress walls with Zahabas

- Evening Square.

- Trinity Cathedral (with a visit)

- Dovmont town.

- Order chambers.

- Greenhouses.

If you are interested, we can expand the tour:

* Include a visit to the bell tower of the Trinity Cathedral, where the layout of the Pskov Kremlin is located as it was in the 16th century. No matter how hard you try to tell, but imagination will not replace the eye, so once to see still better. To complete the picture, I would highly recommend you to see it. The entrance is usually just a donation.

In addition, we can visit the Order Chamber of the 17th century with a short story about how Pskov was governed after joining Moscow. The cost of the entrance ticket is 100 rubles.

* And we can also climb the Vlasievskaya Tower to look at Pskov from a bird's eye view and feel like medieval guards.

If you want to visit these sites and listen to the story of a specialist, the time and cost of the tour will naturally increase. Check when you order.

Guide services.