A museum of antique samovars, mechanical machines and sewing machines, and rare strollers and bicycles from legendary brands with an interesting history.

The merchant's palace of the 17th century is notable for its austerity and asceticism. It currently houses an archaeological exposition named Gorokhovets in Russian History: Heritage of Generations. The Kanonnikov brothers, owners of the house, were regarded as ‘prominent citizens’ of Gorokhovets. They held high elective positions in the ‘civil services’.

The bell tower of the Rizopolozhensky Monastery is the tallest building in Suzdal (72 m). From the observation deck, you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the city. Inside the bell tower, there is a small coffee shop that sells Ivan tea, coffee, pastries, and desserts. There are also several viewing areas with tables where you can sit, drink tea or coffee, and admire the surroundings.

The stone cathedral was built in the early 19th century. It was one of the largest churches in the province (the cathedral could accommodate up to 5,000 people). During the Soviet years, part of the temple was blown up, and the rest was converted into a Cultural center. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the cathedral was restored.