The estate was built in the second half of the 18th century in the village of Andreevskoye. The village itself was granted to Mikhail Illarionovich Vorontsov by Empress Elizabeth in 1741. After Mikhail's death in 1767, the village was passed on to his brother, Roman, who oversaw the development of the estate and the construction of the palace and park ensemble.

The Posadsky House is the only preserved monument of residential stone architecture in Suzdal.

The Wooden Architecture Museum established in the 1960s represents a full-size model of an early Russian town. Interestingly, all structures are real! Residential houses, churches, mills, barns, drying sheds were transported to Suzdal from villages and rural settlements of the Vladimir region. 18 wooden architecture monuments of the 18th and 19th centuries are located here.

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.

The open-air exhibition introduces the diversity and beauty of the Kirzhach platbands.