My Yaroslavl

Walking sightseeing tour of the historical center of Yaroslavl (duration 2-2.5 hours).

The route includes:

• Savior-Transfiguration Monastery;
• Epiphany Square (monument to Yaroslav the Wise, the Epiphany Temple);
• Trading rows of the early XIX century;
• Znamenskaya Tower (remnant of the city fortifications of the XVII century);
• Volkov Square (the first Russian national theater named after F.G. Volkov);
• Kazan Women's Monastery (acting);
• Pervomaysky (former Kazan) boulevard - the border of Yaroslavl in the XVII century, the so-called "Earth City";
• Red Square;
• Monument to the poet N.A. Nekrasov;
• Volga embankment of the XIX century;
• The Church of the Nativity of Christ (XVII century);
• The famous Volga gazebo of the 20s of the XIX century;
• Church of Nikola Nadein (the oldest Yaroslavl Posad stone temple);
• Residence of Yaroslavl Governors (now Yaroslavl Art Museum);
• Soviet Square (the temple of Ilya the Prophet – the top of the Yaroslavl school of architecture, the historical building of the main square of the city);
• Cyrillo-Afanasievsky monastery;
• Monument to P.G. Demidov – founder of Yaroslavl Law Lyceum;
• Metropolitan Chambers (a rare example of civil architecture of the XVII century);
• Arsenal (Volga) Tower;
• The Assumption Cathedral;
• Arrow - the place of foundation of the city;
• Churches of Nicholas Rubbed City and Savior on the City;
• Zero kilometer of the Golden Ring of Russia;
• Kazan chapel dedicated to the militia of Minin and Pozharsky.