Contacts
RIA Novosti, Alexey Kudenko
The Yaroslavia Tourism Development Center is a regional institute for industry development and tourism consulting in the Yaroslavl region. We offer our partners comprehensive support for projects in the field of tourism - from packaging the product idea to introducing it into sale. The main tool of our interaction is the regional tourism portal, which is visited monthly by more than 60 thousand potential tourists. Today, the portal operates according to the model of a marketplace for tourism services and is the main tourism showcase of the region.
Сooperation formats
- Placement of your object/product/tour on the website, including on banners
- Opportunity to become participants in the loyalty program for tourists “Guest Card”
- Posting a link to your website for selling tickets to events/tours/workshops
- Posting information about your events in the "Poster" section
For questions regarding cooperation, please contact us by email or phone number. Requests for the use of materials posted on this site - write to the email address.
Department of Tourism of the Yaroslavl Region
150003, Yaroslavl, st. Svobody, 62
Сities of Yaroslavia
Each city is an amazing story:
«whatever a city, it's a city with a burrow». This proverb vividly reflects the authentic character of the «pearls» of Yaroslavia. And together they are like treasures in a box, which one wants to go through and admire endlessly. Nowhere in Russia is there such a constellation of closely juxtaposed protected and historical towns.
«whatever a city, it's a city with a burrow». This proverb vividly reflects the authentic character of the «pearls» of Yaroslavia. And together they are like treasures in a box, which one wants to go through and admire endlessly. Nowhere in Russia is there such a constellation of closely juxtaposed protected and historical towns.
The main attraction of the Yaroslavl region is a constellation of 12 ancient cities: Yaroslavl, Gavrilov-Yam, Danilov, Lyubim, Myshkin, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Poshekhonye, Rostov the Great, Rybinsk, Tutaev, Uglich and the flooded Mologa. Each of them has its own unique appearance and atmosphere.