Savior-Euthymius Monastery

The Savior-Eufimius monastery was founded in the 16th century, in the north of the city of Suzdal, by the princes Konstantinovich.
Initially, the complex performed a protective function, as evidenced by powerful fortress walls with loopholes and observation towers. Particularly noteworthy is the Entrance Tower, high (more than 20 m), which stands out with a white-stone patch on its top.

The main building is the Transfiguration Cathedral. The most beautiful interior painting was created by the famous Kostroma masters Nikitin and Savin.

On the square of the main cathedral is the Monastery belfry, with huge bells, the oldest was cast in 1560, the Assumption Refectory Church, notable for its tent architecture.

East of the main cathedral are the Brotherly Cell Corps and the St. Nicholas Church.
Also on the territory there are burial places of Russian princes.

In the second half of the 20th century, after restoration, the monastery became part of the Vladimir-Suzdal Museum-Reserve, and in 1991. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Admire the beauty and grandeur of the complex is simple, just use a regular bus from Vladimir. Address-g. Suzdal, Lenin Street, 146.