About Yuriev-Polish we will tell

The cozy town of Yuryev-Polish was once the capital of an independent principality. A fortress on the northern frontier. The well-preserved ramparts will help you to be transported to the era of great princes, great conquests and the formation of the Russian state. The city has preserved objects that once became sites for filming well-known films - "Golden Calf", "Yuryev Day" and others.

And like Ostap Bender, you can climb onto the porch of the old Shopping Rows to epically say, "Yes, this is not Rio de Janeiro."

But, with its coziness, comfortable landscape, Yuriev-Polish leaves guests with a warm feeling about the very Russian province.

For an additional fee, you can climb to the bell tower of the Mikhail-Arkhangelsk Monastery, in the Museum of the Mikhail-Arkhangelsk Monastery to attach to the Svyatoslavov miraculous cross.

Visit to the Mikhail-Arkhangelsk Monastery, walk to the St. George Cathedral, worship of shrines in the Holy Protection Church. Visit the Vvedensky-Nikonovsky Monastery and walk along the central street of the city to the monument to Yuri Dolgoruky.