The "bear" route will start at the walls of the Yaroslavl Museum-Reserve and end at the Rotunda building. The tracks will pass by the Church of the Savior on the City, the observation deck on Strelka, the Assumption Cathedral, the first private museum "Music and Time", the building of the river station, the Volkov Theater and other attractions.
The "bear" walking route is not the only option for walking around the historical center. Racks with an audio guide to the iconic sights of Yaroslavl appeared earlier in the UNESCO zone. Together, they allow residents and guests of the capital of the Golden Ring to choose different walking scenarios, thereby diversifying walking trips around the city.
The zero kilometer of the Golden Ring of Russia is a symbolic beginning of a tourist route through the ancient cities of the country. It is located in Yaroslavl and is marked with a special sign, from which the distance to other cities of the Golden Ring is counted.
The Church of St. Michael the Archangel in Yaroslavl is a unique monument of ancient Russian architecture of the XVII century. It is made of red brick and decorated with glazed tiles, and its interior is richly decorated.
The Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in the Chopped City is one of the oldest stone temples in Yaroslavl. It was built at the end of the XVII century and is distinguished by its rich exterior and interior decoration.
The Metropolitan Chambers is an architectural monument of the XVII century in the historical center of Yaroslavl. They served as the residence of the metropolitan and were the center of the spiritual and political life of the city. Now there is an exposition dedicated to the history of the region in the chambers.
The Museum embankment is one of the main attractions of Yaroslavl, where many museums and other cultural sites are concentrated. Here you can get acquainted with the history of the city, learn about its traditions and culture, and enjoy beautiful views of the Volga River.
The Demidovsky Pillar is a monument to Pavel Grigoryevich Demidov, which was opened in Yaroslavl in 1829. It is made of bronze and granite and is dedicated to the founder of the Yaroslavl Demidov College of Higher Sciences.
Tsargrad Hotel is a modern hotel in Yaroslavl, located in the historical center of the city.
The Church of Elijah the Prophet is one of the most famous monuments of ancient Russian architecture and a symbol of Yaroslavl. The temple was built in the XVII century and is distinguished by its rich interior decoration, and its facade is decorated with polychrome tiles.
The Church of the Nativity of Christ is an inactive Orthodox church in the historical center of Yaroslavl, on the banks of the Volga River. The church was built in 1609 and is a valuable architectural monument.
Red Square in Yaroslavl is one of the central squares of the city, located in the Kirovsky district. City holidays and festivals are often held here.
Kazansky Boulevard is a picturesque pedestrian zone in the historical center of Yaroslavl, which is part of the Earthen City, where ancient buildings, museums and other attractions are located that are worth visiting. This is a great place for walking and relaxing.
Kirova Street is one of the main pedestrian streets of Yaroslavl, located in the historical center of the city. Here you will find many cafes, restaurants and shops, as well as admire ancient buildings and architectural monuments.
The Znamenskaya (Vlasyevskaya) tower was built in 1658-1659 on the site of a wooden predecessor, which was destroyed by fire. Now it houses a museum where you can learn about the history of the tower and its role in the defense of Yaroslavl. From the height of the tower there is a beautiful view of the city, which is worth seeing for every tourist.
Gostiny Dvor is a historic building in the center of Yaroslavl, built in the early 19th century. It served as a place of trade and exchange of goods between merchants. Now the building houses shops, cafes and other establishments.