The fabulous Tutaev is a city on seven hills, seven ravines and seven keys, and the wide royal Volga River divided the city into two parts, thereby determining its extraordinary fate and amazing history. Tutaev is an extraordinary two–in-one city: once upon a time there were two cities on the site of modern Tutaev – Romanov on the left bank of the Volga and Borisoglebsk on the right. In 1822, they were united into one, but since there has never been a bridge over the Volga (as there still is), both parts of the city largely retain their identity and characteristic individuality.
The route is available for students in grades 1-5 and children with disabilities of various nosologies in mixed groups (accompanied by an assistant or tutor), in the absence of contraindications to moderate physical activity. The route promotes the education of patriotism based on socio-cultural, spiritual and moral values through the development of the natural and historical heritage of the region.
The sightseeing walking tour of Tutaev begins with the former Shopping Square with its traditional attributes: taverns and hotel rooms, then a walk through the USSR Square and finally a visit to the Borisoglebsky Resurrection Cathedral. Next, at the Borisoglebskaya Side Museum, you will get acquainted with the exposition "The Royal Sheep".
The route was developed by the Yaroslavl Region State Educational Institution for Additional Education, the Center for Children's and Youth Tourism and Excursions
The sightseeing walking tour of the city starts from the former Shopping Square with its traditional attributes: inns and hotel rooms. Guests visit the USSR Square. The program ends with a visit to the Borisoglebsky Resurrection Cathedral, which is rightfully considered an architectural masterpiece, a colossus of Russian folk architecture of the 17th century. One of the cathedral's attractions is the huge icon of the All–Merciful Savior Not Made with Hands, the spiritual shrine of the city. According to legend, the image was painted in the 15th century by St. Dionysius Glushitsky and was originally located in the dome (was the "sky") of the ancient church of Saints Boris and Gleb. The image of the All-Merciful Savior became famous for numerous miracles.
Further acquaintance with various milestones in the history of the city takes place in the Borisoglebskaya Side museum. There are 6 halls to choose from – "E.E. Klassen's Manufactory", "Soviet Province", "Royal Sheep", "ABC Apartment", "Inhabitants of our forests", "Kustodiev Tea House".
The Tsar's Sheep exhibition is dedicated to the famous Romanov sheep, which became famous almost 300 years ago and is a peasant hut, a shepherd's house with wooden household items, benches covered with sheep skins, a stove, and a Red corner. In addition, there are traditional handicrafts for processing wool and Romanov sheepskins, as well as brands of the region: Romanovsky nail, Romanovsky onion, Romanov whooping-cough lace.
Interactive program "Visiting the Royal Sheep". The action takes place in the shepherd's hut. The children will cross the border to the Sheep Kingdom, where they will be greeted by the very culprit of the holiday – the Royal Sheep, treats them to tea and lamb, conducts a short tour of the house and offers to play educational games and contests related exclusively to Romanov sheep and sheep. Children will master sheep gymnastics, become actors in a fairy tale, and play folk instruments in a real orchestra.