Golden Ring Bus tour departing from Perm

09:00 Estimated time of arrival in Vladimir. Meeting with the guide.

A sightseeing tour of Vladimir is a journey through time that takes you back to the era of ancient Russian principalities, majestic cathedrals and rich cultural heritage.

You will walk through the ancient streets of the city, where every stone keeps a story, you will hear legends about grand dukes and master architects, whose creations still delight with their grandeur.

The main gems of the tour will be the Golden Gate, the symbol of the city and once a powerful defensive structure, as well as the Assumption Cathedral, in the walls of which Andrei Rublev himself created.

Magnificent frescoes, white stone carvings and the unique atmosphere of antiquity make this temple a true masterpiece. No less impressive will be the acquaintance with St. Dmitrievsky Cathedral, a temple surrounded by bizarre stone patterns, where every detail has its own story hidden.

You will also be able to admire the panorama of the city from the picturesque viewing platforms and feel the unique spirit of Vladimir, combining the greatness of the past and the dynamics of modernity.

14:00 Lunch at a cafe.

15:00 Transfer to Suzdal.

Sightseeing tour of Suzdal.

Suzdal is a living open–air museum, where time seems to have frozen among the domes of ancient monasteries, cozy white-stone temples and ancient wooden buildings.

A sightseeing tour of this amazing city will be a real immersion in the atmosphere of ancient Russian architecture, craft traditions and a leisurely provincial lifestyle.

You will stroll through the winding streets, admiring the snow-white walls of the Suzdal Kremlin, where the history of the city begins, and visit the Christmas Cathedral with its famous frescoes and blue domes studded with golden stars.

The splendor of the monastic ensembles is amazing – you will find the Spaso-Evfimiev Monastery with its majestic towers and belfry, as well as the Pokrovsky Monastery, which preserves the secrets of the past.

A special atmosphere is created by wooden houses with carved architraves, ancient shopping malls and picturesque views of the Klyazma River, which take your breath away.

It seems that the pages of Russian fairy tales come to life here, and the sounds of bells fill the air with ancient melodies.

Transfer to Ivanovo.

Hotel accommodation, rest.

Free time.

Breakfast.

Departure to Kostroma.

Sightseeing tour of Kostroma.

Kostroma is a cozy old town on the banks of the Volga River, full of charm, history and original traditions. Its unhurried atmosphere, domes of ancient temples and picturesque streets transport guests to the era of Russian tsars, merchants and artisans.

During the sightseeing tour, you will walk along Susaninskaya Square, which is surrounded by a unique ensemble of buildings in the classical style.

A fire tower stands here, one of the symbols of Kostroma, and nearby stands a monument to the legendary Ivan Susanin.

You will visit the Ipatievsky Monastery, which is called the "cradle of the Romanov dynasty" – it was here in 1613 that the boyars called young Mikhail Romanov to reign.

Majestic walls, golden domes and ancient frescoes create a feeling of touching the great history of Russia.

Kostroma is famous for its trade traditions – you will see the Living Rooms, where merchant life was in full swing in the past, and today you can find handmade souvenirs, the famous Kostroma flax and products of local craftsmen.

The walk will not do without exploring the Epiphany-Anastasia Monastery, where one of the most revered shrines is kept – the miraculous Feodorovskaya icon of the Mother of God, patroness of the House of Romanov.

The tour will end with an introduction to the picturesque embankments of Kostroma, offering breathtaking views of the Volga River, ancient bridges and cozy courtyards.

Here you want to stop, breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the silence of this amazing city that preserves the spirit of ancient Russia.

13.00 Lunch at a cafe.

Transfer to Yaroslavl.

Sightseeing tour of Yaroslavl.

Yaroslavl is an ancient city on the Volga, the pearl of the Golden Ring.

The tour will start from Strelka, a picturesque river confluence, from where the history of the city originates.

Then we will visit the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery, where the secrets of medieval Russia are kept.

Walking through the historical center, we will admire the majestic Church of Elijah the Prophet and go out to the Volga Embankment, famous for its panoramic views and merchant mansions.

Yaroslavl enchants with its atmosphere, history and beauty, leaving an unforgettable impression.

Check-in at the Yaroslavl hotel, free time.

Breakfast.

Transfer to Rostov Veliky.

The Capital of Veliky Opole city tour.

Rostov Veliky is one of the oldest cities in Russia, a real treasure trove of history and architecture.

We will start the tour with the Rostov Kremlin, the main attraction of the city. Its white stone walls, picturesque domes and a belfry with unique bells create a fabulous atmosphere.

Next, we will visit the Spaso-Yakovlevsky Monastery, located on the shore of Lake Nero. Its ancient temples and the silence of the monastery walls bring peace. We will finish the route on the picturesque embankment of Lake Nero, which offers stunning views of the Kremlin.

Rostov the Great fascinates with its history, the atmosphere of ancient Russia and its unique beauty.

An excursion to the Rostov Kremlin is a journey through time that takes us to the very heart of the 17th century.

Here, behind massive walls, there is a world of majestic architecture, ancient chambers and legendary bells, whose ringing is familiar to everyone from the cult film.

Every detail of this place preserves the spirit of ancient Russia, where greatness is intertwined with living history.

After an eventful walk, we will have a cozy lunch in one of the atmospheric cafes of Rostov Veliky, and then the road to Sergiev Posad, where the journey through the centuries will continue.

Lunch at a cafe in Rostov Veliky.

Transfer to Sergiev Posad.

A visit to the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra is an encounter with the great history and spiritual heritage of Russia.

Founded by St. Sergius of Radonezh, this monastery has been the heart of the Russian faith for centuries, attracting pilgrims, rulers, and ordinary travelers.

Behind its ancient walls hides a whole city of majestic temples and cathedrals, each of which is an architectural masterpiece.

Prayers have been heard here through the ages, and the air is saturated with grandeur and peace.

The Lavra's special pride is the largest active bell in Russia, whose mighty voice still resonates in the hearts of the guests.

This is a place worth visiting to feel the living connection of time and touch the true miracle.

19:00 is the approximate time of departure of the group home.

19:00-21:00 Approximate time of arrival in Perm.