Cathedral Square

Vladimir Cathedral Square is named after the Assumption and Dmitriev Cathedrals, and until 1991 the square was called Freedom Square. The square is the center of Vladimir.

Also on the square there are ancient buildings of the Bolshoi Moscow Street - "Chambers" (former provincial Presence Places), buildings of the City Duma and the men's gymnasium, the House of Officers, as well as the city bank.

On Cathedral Square there are monuments to Lenin and Rublev and a monument in honor of the 850th anniversary of Vladimir. The last monument is a truncated three-sided white-stone pyramid with concave sides inside, on which sitting figures of a worker, a warrior and an architect are placed. The warrior faces the Golden Gate, the architect - to the Assumption Cathedral, the worker - to the eastern district of the city. The name of the monument is “Three Fools”. The monument symbolizes the past and future of the city.