Vladimir. Easy.

Vladimir. Easy.

Come to Vladimir for a couple of hours or, conversely, for a couple of days and want cognitive "activity" for both? Easy!

Maybe it's day one.

In order to see the most important thing in Vladimir, you can not leave the Cathedral Square. Here, of course, two main cathedrals of the city: Uspensky (XII century) and Dmitrievsky (XII century).

Until the end of the XV century. The Assumption Cathedral of Vladimir is one of the most important in the country. Here all Vladimir and Moscow princes were married to the Grand Duchy. For a long time there was a Vladimir icon of the Mother of God. Perhaps only here are the frescoes of Andrei Rublev preserved!

A temple comparable to Dmitriev Cathedral, in Russia, perhaps, and not. More than 1,000 carved stones adorn its facades: saints, heroes, birds and animals. And inside - a rare case - a fragment of original painting. And the original bird from the cross. The question about the cross I'm waiting for... I’ll tell you about the novel – a big pocket myself.

Here are two monuments to Vladimir (as without them in Vladimir?!). One of them was definitely in town. Once... A few hours... Whether there was another is a question. And also a monument to the 850th anniversary of the city. But do you know that Vladimir was founded in 990? What's the monument? There was also a monument to Pushkin.

Along the way there are a couple of small parks and observation decks. Views of the city and the city.

But that's not all...

P.S. Entrance tickets to the cathedrals are paid separately. Dmitrievsky is closed on Wednesdays - weekend and on the first Monday of the month - sanitary day.

P.P.S. The tour is well combined with another – “Vladimir provincial”.

Guide services, including excursions to the Assumption and Dmitriev Cathedrals.