The monument to Tsar Ivan IV the Terrible was erected in Alexandrov in 2019 on the embankment of the Seraya River. Ivan the Terrible ruled in Alexandrovskaya Sloboda for 17 years, effectively moving the capital of the state here.

Manor Church 1895-1899  It was built at the expense of the owner of the estate "Muromtsevo" Vladimir Khrapovitsky.

The building was notable for its abundance of architectural details and rich interior decoration. The interior of the manor church was as luxurious as in the palace: silver utensils - from Faberge, candelabra, cross and utensils - from Sokolov's house. Medvedev's workshop produced an iconostasis with icons from the Vasnetsov school.

During the Soviet era, the church was used as a fuel and lubricants warehouse.

In 1992, it was transferred to the Vladimir Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church for free use, and it is currently being used for its intended purpose.

The History, Architecture and Art Museum in Yuriev-Polsky is one of the best known provincial museums of Russia's Golden Ring. Located in the territory of the Michael the Archangel Monastery, the museum includes the displays that are dedicated to the history of the city, P.I. Bagration, a famous war chief, and the old Russian painting art.