The first wooden church was built here in 1717. In the 19th century a new stone church was built. In 1911–1912, the bell tower was rebuilt from two to four levels.
It is believed that the bell tower of the Church of the Transfiguration was built on the model of the bell tower of the Peter and Paul Fortress. It is said to be five metres higher than the Cathedral of the Assumption in Vladimir.

The Pokrovsky Convent founded in 1364 is known to be the place where during the 16th-17th centuries more than twenty aristocratic women were cloistered, including the spouses of Vasily the Third, Ivan the Terrible and Peter the Great. According to the legend of the Reverend Euthimius of Suzdal, the Pokrovsky nunnery was founded by the Suzdal and Nizhny Novgorod Prince Andrey Konstantinovich in 1363–1364.

An unusually shaped lake was created in Kirzhach in 2020 on the site of an abandoned swamp. It will not be difficult to find it, because it is located next to the Museum of Glacial Rocks.

The gallery houses a private Art collection, "Traveling Frogs from Moscow," which includes 1,500 frog exhibits (women's jewelry, jewelry boxes, Christmas tree toys, figurines, figurines made of ornamental stones, soft toys, etc.). The studio "School of wood painting" has been created at the gallery, specializing in "Tumanovskaya painting".

The only historical laser shooting gallery in the Vladimir Region offers exciting experience of shooting from the Victory weapons: PTRD (Degtyaryov anti-tank rifle), PPSh (Shpagin submachine gun), Nagant revolver, TT (Tulsky Tokarev) pistol, as well as SKS (Simonov self-loading carbine) and Kalashnikov AK-47 and AK-74 assault rifles.