It is not just a museum where you can explore and understand the cultural code of the country, but also a living platform for supporting thousands of craftsmen across Russia. Master classes are held.

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 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.

It is the estate of the younger branch of an old noble family. One of the oldest estates in the Vladimir region. The estate was founded in the first third of the 17th century as the estate of A. Vsevolozhsky, and it belonged to the same noble family until 1848.

The museum is always willing to familiarize travellers with the development of the kalach making in Murom, the history of gingerbread in Russia, and the difficult path of cakes before they took the form we all know.