Tutaev is a charming city on the Volga, divided into two parts by a river and united by a rich history. This ancient city, the former Romanov-Borisoglebsk, preserved the atmosphere of provincial Russia with its temples, merchant houses and picturesque embankments. The map of museums and attractions will help you to reveal all the secrets of this cozy corner of the Yaroslavl region. Among the main museums of Tutaev, the Museum “House on Novinskaya” with its collection of household items of the XIX century, the Museum of Admiral Fedor Ushakov, telling about the life of the great naval commander, and the Museum “Borisoglebskaya Side” with an exposition dedicated to the history of the right bank deserves special attention. In the Goat Museum you will learn about the main symbol of the city, and in the Puppet Museum you will get acquainted with traditional Russian toys. The map will help you easily find these unique cultural sites. The main attractions of Tutaev are its temples and picturesque views. The Sunday Cathedral with unique frescoes, the Holy Cross Cathedral, the Intercession Church and the Kazan Transfiguration Church form a unique architectural ensemble. The legendary “love gazebo” on the high bank of the Volga and the monument to Fedor Ushakov became symbols of the city. These places are best explored with a map in hand so as not to miss any detail. Tutayev can be explored independently, paving the route on the map, or use the services of local guides who will open the city to you from an unexpected side. Regardless of the chosen way, a walk through the ancient streets, acquaintance with museums and views of the Volga will leave the warmest memories of visiting this amazing city.