Tula

Museums and attractions of the city Tula
Attractions
Museums


Tula is a city with a rich history, known for its weapons traditions and samovars, attracts tourists from all over Russia. This hero city is famous not only for its military merits, but also for its unique cultural heritage. The map of museums and attractions of Tula will help you not to miss anything important and plan the ideal route for exploring the city. Tula is proud of its museums, each telling a different story. The Arms Museum displays a rich collection of firearms and cold weapons, the Tula Kremlin is an ancient fortress of the XVI century, and the Tula Samovar Museum reveals the secrets of traditional Russian tea drinking. The Yasnaya Polyana Museum is the estate of Leo Tolstoy, and the Demidov Historical and Memorial Museum is dedicated to the famous dynasty of industrialists. The map will help you easily find these unique places. Among the attractions of Tula, a special place is occupied by the Tula Kremlin, surrounded by a picturesque park. The embankment of the Upa River offers beautiful views and places for walking. Lenin Square and Metallist pedestrian street are the heart of the city, where cafes, shops and architectural monuments are concentrated. The map will allow you to combine these places into a convenient route and see all the most interesting things. A great route to explore Tula begins from the Tula Kremlin. From here you can walk to the Museum of Weapons, then along the embankment you can walk to Lenin Square and the pedestrian street Metalists. You can complete the walk by visiting the Tula Samovar Museum. The entire journey will take about 2-3 hours, and the map will help you easily navigate the city. You can explore Tula on your own, using a map to build routes, or book a tour with a local guide who will tell you interesting facts and show you the hidden corners of the city. Plan your journey wisely using a map and discover all the treasures of Tula.
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