You will see all the "business cards" of the city: Teatralnaya and Sobornaya squares, Dmitrievsky Cathedral, the local "Arbat" and the Golden Gate. And also visit the main temple of medieval North-Eastern Russia - the Assumption Cathedral - and appreciate the largest fresco by Andrei Rublev that has survived to this day. Individual excursion for 1-10 people Duration 2 hours Children Possible with children How it goes On foot Rating 5 on 6 reviews RUB 2700 per excursion Price for 1-10 people, regardless of the number of participants
What awaits you
Vladimir through the centuries On Teatralnaya Square, I will tell you how the stories of the Catholic Church, the Old Believer Church and the Soviet theater intertwined in one place. At the Golden Gate, you will learn why Vladimir is called the capital of medieval Russia and what the expression “gilded with fire” means. And walking along the local "Arbat", you will see an old pharmacy and a haunted house and hear about the announcer Levitan and the discoverer of Antarctica, Admiral Lazarev
Treasures of Cathedral Square On Cathedral Square, you will find two pre-Mongolian masterpieces of the 12th century: the Assumption and Dmitrievsky Cathedrals. In the Assumption Cathedral you will see frescoes by Andrei Rublev and Daniil Cherny, the baroque iconostasis of Catherine II and the grand ducal necropolis. And looking at the graceful facade of the Dmitrievsky Cathedral, appreciate the art of white stone carving and learn how the traditions of Byzantium and the art of Western Europe intersected in medieval Vladimir. In addition, you will see King David, Alexander the Great and the headless horseman - and all this without leaving the place!
Organizational details
Entrance tickets to the Assumption Cathedral are not included in the price - 150 rubles per person, children under 16 are free. It is closed on Mondays; on this day, it is possible to visit the Dmitrievsky Cathedral instead.
Venue
The meeting point is by agreement with the guide, you can discuss it when ordering the excursion.
