THE TULA KREMLIN: 500 YEARS OF HISTORY

The Kremlin was built by decree of Prince Vasily III in 1507-1520 as a southern outpost of the Moscow state.

You will walk around the Kremlin (without climbing the walls) and around with an interesting story about the history of the ancient fortress in the city center, about towers, loopholes, majestic walls, the famous Tula brick. And about those times when people lived in the Kremlin, the guide will tell about the fierce attacks of the Kremlin.

The ensemble of the fortress, in addition to the walls and towers that have not undergone significant reconstructions since the XVI century, includes two temples: the Holy Assumption Cathedral (XVIII century) and the Epiphany Cathedral (XIX century), shopping arcades (XIX century) and the building of the first city power plant (XXX century).

Excursion on the territory of the Tula Kremlin.