Официальный туристический портал Владимирской Области

The Vladimir Region Alexandrov Gorokhovets Gus-Khrustalny Kameshkovo Kirzhach Kolchugino Kovrov Melenki Mstera Murom Petushki Pokrov Sobinka Sudogda Suzdal Vladimir Vyazniki Yuriev-Polsky

Non-Fiction Museum

The Non-Fiction Museum is located in a building that is 170 years old! It used to be a merchant's house, a block of flats and a specialist shop called Seeds. A collection of unique exhibits (including those from the Record Book) introduces visitors to the amazing world of life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It's a real treat for the senses, with rare professions, unusual objects, fascinating people, literary works and so much more! And the best part is that you can experience it all for yourself!

Memorial House Museum of Vasily Degtyarev

From 1924, it was the home of Vasily Degtyarev (1880–1949), a native of Tula, an outstanding designer of automatic firearms, a Major General of the Engineering and Artillery Service, a Doctor of Engineering Sciences, a Hero of Socialist Labour, and a four times laureate of the State Prize.

Svyato-Vvedenskaya Island Hermitage

The Svyato-Vvedenskaya Island Convent is located in the Petushki district of Vladimir Region, right in the middle of Vvedenskoye Lake.

Transfiguration Cathedral

In early July 1876, it was decided to build a cathedral. The nobility, merchants, clergy, and ordinary citizens collected 10,000 roubles in silver for the Cathedral, which was erected in 1879. Then, five years of finishing works followed. The Transfiguration Cathedral was consecrated in 1884.

Suzdal Kremlin

The Suzdal Kremlin represents an ensemble of the 13th to 18th century architectural monuments. The oldest one of them is the Nativity Cathedral. The southern and the western entrances to the cathedral are adorned with the famous "golden gates" made using the fire-gilding technique. The kremlin is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.