The monument is a building of the second half of the 19th century, made in the forms of the "Russian style". The tall bell tower still serves as an architectural dominant in the citywide development. It can be viewed from different parts of the city.

The Tipografsky Bridge is the longest wooden pedestrian bridge in Russia (certificate No. 01133 of the Russian Book of Records). It is located within the city of Kirzhach, Vladimir region, and is one of its attractions. The length of the building is 555 meters.

The museum consists of two halls with permanent exhibitions "The Fairy-Tale Town of the Rooster" and "The Village Courtyard", a permanent exhibition of wooden toys by the folk craftsman S.T. Saunov. The museum's collections include about 300 paintings and graphics, more than 1,000 items of folk crafts, everyday life, original works, small-scale sculptures, and numismatics.

The observation deck with a small sculpture of a hare was opened in 2016. The hill offers a picturesque view of the town of Kirzhach and its surroundings. This place has long been known as the Hare Wasteland. According to the stories of the old-timers, there used to be a lot of hares here.