40 sights of Pereslavl-Zalessky - the most complete overview

Are you also going to Pereslavl-Zalessky? Great! Then I have something useful for you. Just a few days ago I myself returned from this amazing town and took a bunch of photos there - more than 1300! And now, going through this pile, I suddenly thought: what if I showed them to you. Not all, of course, but only the most interesting ones. After all, if you have never been to Pereslavl, you are probably also wondering what it looks like. Surely you, like me before the trip, are interested in the question of what sights are worth seeing, where you can go to spend your time interestingly and usefully. In this article I want to show you only part of the city. But this is definitely the place to start getting to know him. So, if you have a little time, sit back, sit back, pour yourself a cup of coffee, and now I’ll try to tell you what a wonderful city this Pereslavl-Zalessky is and show you about 50 photographs of the historical center. Ready? Got a cup of coffee? Then let's begin.

Sights of Pereslavl-Zalessky

Pereslavl-Zalessky can compete with any city in the number of architectural monuments. Here you definitely won’t get bored sitting in a hotel room all day. The city offers entertainment for tourists with different interests. Museums, parks, exhibitions, churches, monasteries - you can see all this in Pereslavl-Zalessky, immersing yourself in the atmosphere of this unusual city.

In this material we have prepared for you a list of attractions in Pereslavl-Zalessky. You will be able to select and include in your route places that might interest you. If you don’t have enough attractions in the city itself, you can drive around the outskirts of Pereslavl and visit the most interesting and unusual places.

Pereslavl Kremlin, Transfiguration Cathedral, Ramparts
Radio Museum, Blue Stone, Source of the Holy Great Martyr Barbara
Museum of Old Sewing Machines, Goritsky Assumption Monastery, Museum “Horse in a Coat”
Church of Metropolitan Peter, Alexandrova Gora, Nikitsky Monastery
Pereslavl Railway Museum, Vladimir Nevsky Cathedral, Museum-Estate “Boat of Peter I”
Temple of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste, Smolensk-Kornilievskaya Church, St. Nicholas Monastery
Iron Museum, Russian Park Complex, Trinity Danilov Monastery
Simeonovskaya Church, Museum of Cunning and Ingenuity, Feodorovsky Monastery
Lake Pleshcheyevo, Alexander Nevsky Museum, Dendrological Garden
Museum of Gramophones and Records, Sretenskaya Church, "Berendey's House"
Church of the Intercession, Museum of Teapots, Pereslavl Museum-Reserve, Exhibition Hall “House of Artist”
Poklonnaya Gory, Bibirevo village, Nikitskaya Church in Elizarovo
Ganshin Estate, Smolenskoye Estate, Trinity Church in Trinity Slobodka

At the end of the article we have placed a map of Pereslavl-Zalessky with the sights marked on it that we mentioned in the article. Using this map, it will be easier for you to navigate the area, and also, if you wish, you can develop your own travel route through Pereslavl sights.

Goritsky Monastery

Goritsky Monastery was founded at the beginning of the 14th century. Abolished at the end of the 18th century.

The Pereslavl Historical Museum has been located on the territory of the monastery for more than 90 years.

You can climb the bell tower. The main buildings of the monastery are the Church of All Saints and the Assumption Cathedral.

And this is what Pereslavl itself looks like. Village…

Only there are a lot of churches that are not village-style.

There is nothing else in the monastery itself, except for a rather mediocre museum.

Well, yes, there are also picturesque walls. That's all.

What to see in Pereslavl-Zalessky - day 1

On your first day in Pereslavl-Zalessky you should see architectural monuments and visit some interesting museums in the city. You can start a leisurely walk from the Pereslavl Kremlin, the Transfiguration Cathedral, the Ramparts, the Blue Stone, the Source of the Holy Great Martyr Barbara, the Goritsky Assumption Monastery, the Church of Metropolitan Peter, Alexander Mountain, the Nikitsky Monastery, the Vladimir Cathedral and the Church of Alexander Nevsky, the Temple of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste, Smolensk-Kornilievskaya Church.

It is recommended to continue your acquaintance with the city at the Radio Museum, the Museum of Old Sewing Machines, the Horse in a Coat Museum of Peasant Design, the Pereslavl Railway Museum, and the Peter the Great Boat Museum-Estate.

Pereslavl Kremlin

The Pereslavl Kremlin is part of a fortress that was built by Yuri Dolgoruky. In those days, this territory contained earthen ramparts, wooden towers, as well as fortress walls with towers. Today, such Kremlin buildings have reached us as the Transfiguration Cathedral, the Church of Metropolitan Peter, as well as individual buildings of the Bogoroditsko-Sretenskaya.

The Kremlin is the central tourist attraction of Pereslavl. That is why it is recommended to start your trip around the city with this attraction. Here you can also visit and view other architectural monuments.

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Transfiguration Cathedral

This ancient temple was built in the mid-12th century. The cathedral is one of the earliest monuments of church stone architecture. Previously, the interior of the cathedral contained a unique painting, which, unfortunately, was lost. Now the walls inside the cathedral are completely white. It was in this temple that the icon of the Transfiguration was located, which was moved for storage to the Tretyakov Gallery.

The Transfiguration Cathedral is a unique monument of Russian architecture. The temple is located in a very beautiful and picturesque area, so you can walk around it, enjoying the beauty of the cathedral and nature. It's worth taking a few photos here to preserve the memories of your visit to this place.

Ramparts

The ramparts arose around Pereslavl-Zalessky during the time of Yuri Dolgoruky, who founded this city. The ramparts were part of the Kremlin, which included towers with stairs, princely mansions and churches. Thanks to the fact that they rest on wooden frames, the shafts are still saved from destruction.

You can stop by the ramparts on the way to another city attraction. They offer a very beautiful view of the natural landscapes. Therefore, on the shafts you can take beautiful photos that will diversify your social networks.

Radio Museum

In this private museum you can trace the history and achievements of radio technology. The room is completely occupied by various radio receivers, which differ in their sizes and formats. There is a small shop at the museum where you can buy rare parts for repairing antique devices. This is a very atmospheric place. The exhibits of this museum exude the atmosphere of the past, which you can touch. There are plenty of photos you can take at the museum for your social media.

Blue stone

The blue stone was supposedly used as a ritual object during the times of pagan Rus'. He took part in rituals performed by the ancient Slavs. In normal weather, this stone is gray in color. When it rains, it turns blue.

You can stop by the blue stone on the way to another city attraction. The stone is located in a very beautiful and picturesque place. This will allow you to take several pictures of this unique object.

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Source of the Holy Great Martyr Barbara

This natural attraction is a spring with the beautiful name “Varvarin Klyuch”. It is located in the forest of the Pleshcheyevo Lake national reserve. Near the spring there is a font where everyone can plunge into the icy water, as well as a chapel.

Getting to this attraction will be very easy, as there are signs leading to it. You will find yourself in a very beautiful and picturesque area. Such nature will definitely position you to take a plunge into the font.

Museum of Old Sewing Machines

The museum of old sewing machines is located in the same building along with a souvenir shop. The museum's collection includes rare sewing machines, the number of which exceeds 100. Here you can see pre-revolutionary machines, Soviet machines, as well as products from famous world manufacturers.

In the museum you can get acquainted with the details of each machine and monitor their improvement. You should also take photographs with museum exhibits that will remind you of your visit. And in the souvenir shop located next door, you can definitely find gifts for your friends and family.

Goritsky Assumption Monastery

Goritsky Assumption Monastery is one of the most ancient monasteries in Russia. It is one of the main attractions of Pereslavl. From one of the monastery's bell towers you will have a beautiful view of the city. Its territory is very large, which will allow you to walk and enjoy the beauty of the monastery.

This masterpiece of architecture and a unique architectural monument is worth seeing with your own eyes. The monastery has an attractive atmosphere that will definitely keep you on its territory. Be sure to include it in your itinerary.

Museum of Peasant Design “Horse in a Coat”

This museum was opened in Pereslavl-Zalessky quite recently, but it has already gained great popularity among tourists. The museum's collection includes a wide variety of items from peasant life and interior design. The main thing in this museum is its atmosphere, which allows you to understand the whole essence of the peasant class and its life.

This unique museum is worth visiting with children. Here you can get better acquainted with the history of Russia. They will tell you how the peasants spent their days, what difficulties and problems they faced.

Church of Peter the Metropolitan

This architectural monument was built in the 16th century. The church has two altars: warm and cold. The church was restored in the 1880s and 1970s, but, unfortunately, in the 1990s the temple again looked rather deplorable. Despite this situation, services are still held in the church from time to time.

The temple attracts the attention of tourists with its unusual architecture. It is different from other churches in Pereslavl, which makes it quite a popular attraction. If you have to choose between several architectural monuments of the city, you should stop at the Church of Peter the Metropolitan.

Alexandrova mountain

Alexandrova Mountain is the place of settlement of the Finno-Ugric tribe Merya. They came here in the 7th century. Some scientists suggest that it was at this place that pagan dances and games were held during various holidays. Another version says that the hill was built by order of Alexander Nevsky.

From this place you will see a beautiful natural landscape. You can stop by here on the way to some other attraction in Pereslavl. This place has an unusual atmosphere that attracts the attention of tourists to Alexandrova Mountain.

Nikitsky Monastery

Nikitinsky Monastery is one of the most ancient in North-Eastern Rus'. Located next to Lake Pleshcheyevo, the temple is very popular among tourists. The architectural ensemble of the Nikitinsky Monastery includes monuments of church architecture from the 16th to 19th centuries, which have survived to this day.

The monastery can be visited immediately after Lake Pleshcheevo. Here you can view architectural monuments from different eras and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of historical events. The territory of the Nikitinsky Monastery is quite large, so you can walk around it freely, enjoying the warm weather.

Pereslavl Railway Museum

This exhibition of railway equipment was founded in 1991. Here are examples of rail transport from the 19th – first half of the 20th century. In addition, you can see here various mechanisms and machines that are associated with the railway. Many of the museum's exhibits are in working order, while others are in need of restoration or repair.

The theme of this museum is very unusual. It will be interesting here for both children and adults. You can take unusual photographs with museum exhibits.

Vladimir Cathedral and Alexander Nevsky Church

These temples are located in the very center of the city. They were built in the 18th century on the site where the Novodevichy Bogoroditsko-Sretensky Monastery previously stood. Valuable icons of the 16th century, precious tabernacles and other things that were taken out in 1925 were kept in the Church of Alexander Nevsky. In the 1930s, both buildings were closed and used as bakeries, but in 1936 they were recognized as architectural value.

The convenient location of the cathedral and church will definitely not allow you to pass by. You will be able to carefully examine these architectural monuments both outside and inside. Their appearance attracts the attention of travelers with its grandeur and beauty.

Museum-estate "Boat of Peter I"

This museum was opened in 1803, so it is considered to be the very first provincial museum in Russia. Its main exhibit is the ship “Fortuna”, which was made by Peter the Great. In addition, in the museum you can see a monument and an obelisk in honor of the great emperor, the Botny House, the White Palace, a gatehouse, and a triumphal gate.

This is a rather interesting and unusual museum that you can visit with your children. Here you will become much closer to the history of Russia. You can take many photographs with the museum's exhibits.

Temple of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste

This architectural monument, which survived a fire in the early 19th century, was restored in the 2000s. The Temple of the Forty Martyrs attracts the attention of tourists with its location: it is located at the mouth of the Trubezh River. When you arrive here, you will see a view of incredible beauty: thanks to it, it begins to seem that the temple is not on the ground, but right on the water.

This place is worth visiting at least for the beautiful and picturesque picture, against which you can take magical pictures. The architecture of the temple amazes with its grandeur and elegance. This makes them stand out from other temples.

Smolensk-Kornilievskaya Church

Princess Natalya Alekseevna took part in the construction of the Smolensk-Kornilievskaya Church. Until 1764, the temple was part of the ensemble of the ancient Boris and Gleb Monastery. Until the mid-1990s, the incorruptible relics of Cornelius the Silent were kept in the church. Today they are in the St. Nicholas Convent.

The church stands out from other churches with its grandeur and beauty. It is located in an open area where you can walk around enjoying the fresh air and architecture. Here you can take many photographs that will remind you of your visit to this church.

Boat of Peter I

Lake Pleshcheyevo is famous for the fact that here Peter I built his amusing flotilla - the first Russian navy.

The flotilla included about 100 different ships, fully equipped and armed with artillery. Only the Fortuna bot has survived to this day.

What to see and where to go in Pereslavl-Zalessky - day 2

On the second day in Pereslavl-Zalessky, you should continue your journey through museums and go to the Iron Museum, the Museum of Cunning and Ingenuity, the Alexander Nevsky Museum, the Museum of Gramophones and Records, the Berendey House, the Teapot Museum, and the Pereslavl Museum-Reserve. In addition, you can spend time with your family in places such as the exhibition hall “House of Artist”, Pereslavl Dendrological Garden named after. S.F. Kharitonov, Pleshcheyevo Lake, Russian Park complex.

If you are interested in seeing the remaining architectural monuments of the city, be sure to go to the Nikolsky Monastery, Trinity Danilov Monastery, Simeon Church, Feodorovsky Monastery, Sretenskaya Church, Intercession Church.

Nikolsky Monastery

Throughout its long history, this monastery was subjected to devastation as a result of raids. Until the 14th century, the Nikolskaya monastery was a women’s monastery, and after that it became a men’s monastery. In the 1920s the monastery was closed. The main cathedral was blown up, other rooms were used for cattle sheds, as well as apartments and repair shops. In the 1990s, most of the temples had to be completely restored.

St. Nicholas Monastery is distinguished by its beauty and grandeur. The temple is active, so you can go inside it and carefully examine all the details. The monastery itself is located in a very picturesque place where you can take a leisurely stroll, enjoying the beauty of the architecture.

Iron Museum

The museum houses a small private collection, which is located inside a merchant's mansion. This place is very popular among tourists. It attracts them with its theme and interesting exhibits. The collection includes more than 200 irons that people used before the advent of electricity.

It is unlikely that you will find an analogue to this museum anywhere. Its exhibits are very unusual and interesting. Therefore, you definitely should not miss the opportunity to visit it.

Complex "Russian Park"

This tourist complex, which consists of a Russian village with wooden houses, has the atmosphere and interior of the 19th - early 20th centuries. Museum exhibitions will tell you about the discoveries and inventions that were made by our compatriots. At the local tavern you can try traditional Russian cuisine.

Here you can carefully examine the conditions in which people lived several centuries ago. The atmosphere of wooden houses fully corresponds to that time. The comfortable conditions that the complex provides you will allow you to spend a lot of time here.

Trinity Danilov Monastery

This temple, founded by a monk of the Nikitsky Monastery, is another monastery in Pereslavl. Trinity Cathedral - the main temple - was built in honor of the birth of Ivan the Terrible. The monastery had at its disposal numerous lands and villages with peasants, and even during the Time of Troubles it did not completely lose its wealth.

The temple is located in a very picturesque place. It is best to come here in warm and sunny weather. Here you can sit on benches installed near the monastery and enjoy the beauty of the architecture.

Simeon Church

Simeonovskaya Church is a monument of Russian provincial baroque. Construction of the temple began in 1771. The church is a two-story and two-altar building. During Soviet times, the church was destroyed and closed. In 1992 it was handed over to believers. Today, services are held in the lower room of the temple, and the upper room is under restoration.

The tall church building attracts the attention of tourists. The temple amazes with its unusual beauty both outside and inside. In the church you can see unique icons that were returned from museums, other churches from private collections, and were also painted to order.

Museum of Cunning and Ingenuity

In this unique museum you can see many different objects and devices that people used to make housekeeping easier. The collection includes fruit cutters, dishes for mustachioed men, pest traps, etc. You will be allowed to test how some of the exhibits work in practice.

This museum is worth visiting with children. People of absolutely any age category will be interested here. The uniqueness of the exhibits and the opportunity to test their effect will definitely not let you get bored.

Feodorovsky Monastery

The Feodorovsky Monastery is located on the site of the battle between the Moscow princes and the Tver princes, which took place in 1304. At the beginning of the 20th century, this monastery numbered 500 nuns and nuns. Three deserts were assigned to the temple, one of which included Alekseevskaya. During the Soviet Union, the monastery ceased to exist; its restoration began in the 2000s.

The Feodorovsky Monastery has a very unusual and attractive aura. Tourists speak admiringly of the time they spent in the temple. Here you can take many colorful photographs as a souvenir.

Lake Pleshcheyevo

Lake Pleshcheyevo can deservedly be called one of the most beautiful bodies of water in Central Russia. Around this lake you can find a large variety of tourist centers and hotels. Many tourists come to them to actively spend their weekends or vacations. You can take a walk near the lake, enjoying the fresh air.

This attraction is good because you can find a suitable place to relax here, choose a hotel where you will stay while traveling around Pereslavl-Zalessky. The lake attracts the attention of tourists with its beauty. You can come here with the whole family to spend time together.

You can enjoy magnificent panoramas of the mysterious reservoir and hear folk legends on this excursion:

Alexander Nevsky Museum

The museum was opened in 2012. The exhibition is dedicated to the time when Alexander Nevsky ruled on the territory of Pereslavl-Zalessky. In the museum you can see a model of the city from the 12th century, icons depicting the prince, awards that bear his name, as well as the composition “Three Warriors”.

You will not find analogues of this museum in Russia. This place will definitely be of interest to history buffs, as well as people who want to know more information about the city they are visiting. This is why you should include the museum in your itinerary.

Pereslavl Dendrological Garden

This garden was opened in the 1950s, and since 1998 it has been part of the Pleshcheyevo Lake National Park. In this place you can find plants that came from different parts of Russia, as well as the world: Crimea, Caucasus, Far East, Siberia, Western Europe, China, Japan, etc. In the park you can leisurely stroll along the alleys, as well as stone bridges that are located over artificial reservoirs.

This place is perfect for lovers of a quiet and measured holiday. In the park you can hide from the city noise and bustle. In addition, here you will take many colorful pictures that will remind you of your trip.

Museum of Gramophones and Records

The Museum of Gramophones and Records is a small private museum dedicated to music and devices for playing it. The museum's collection includes gramophones, phonographs, electrophones, and gramophone records. In the museum they will tell you the history of these devices, show you how the devices are designed and how sound is created.

You can safely visit the museum with your children. It will be interesting for people of different ages. In addition, you will be able to take atmospheric photographs with the exhibits of this unusual museum.

Sretenskaya Church

The strict classical style of the Sretenskaya Church sets it apart from other churches in the city. The temple was built in 1785. In the first years of Soviet power, the church was closed. It was returned to believers only in 1988. The temple is located in a beautiful and picturesque place. Here you can take a walk, carefully examining the architecture of the church. If you have to choose several architectural monuments of Pereslavl, include this unusual temple in your route.

Berendey's House

"Berendey's House" is a museum complex that combines an exhibition, a playground, a cafe and a souvenir shop. During the excursion you will be told about traditional Russian life, customs, and traditions. Here you can choose any excursion to suit your taste. The main character of all the actions is the fabulous Berendey.

This place is perfect for spending time with the family. You can enjoy an interesting excursion and then try local dishes in a cafe. In addition, on the territory of the complex you will have the opportunity to buy souvenirs for your family, friends and colleagues.

Church of the Intercession

The Church of the Intercession stands out from other architectural monuments by the fact that it has never been closed since its creation. The stone temple was built in 1769. The Soviet government transferred all valuables and utensils from closed churches here. Thanks to this, many ancient and unique things were kept here.

The Church of the Intercession attracts attention with its rather unusual architecture. It is located on a small and quiet street in the city. Thanks to this, you will be able to see absolutely all the details of the temple without being distracted by anything.

Teapot Museum

You simply cannot pass by this museum. Firstly, your attention will immediately be attracted by the appearance of the building in which the collection is located: the house is painted in very bright colors that catch the eye of tourists. The museum was founded in 2003. Here you can look at different types of teapots: porcelain, copper, cupronickel.

In this museum you can not only carefully examine the interesting collection, but also take photographs against the backdrop of an unusual house. Funny inscriptions will not let you pass by this museum. And after visiting it you will have many good memories.

Pereslavl Museum-Reserve

The exhibitions of the Pereslavl Museum-Reserve are located within the walls of the Goritsky Monastery, which was abolished in the mid-18th century. The structure of the complex includes an art gallery, the Transfiguration Cathedral, the Boat of Peter I, etc. In the museum-reserve you can view iconography, paintings, wooden sculptures and other historical exhibitions.

The museum-reserve attracts the attention of many tourists. This place has a great advantage: when you come here, you can at the same time visit other attractions of the city. Thanks to this, you will save time that would otherwise be spent on travel.

Exhibition hall "House of Artist"

“The Artist’s House” is an exhibition hall where you can see paintings, graphics, sculpture, ceramics, as well as various souvenirs. This gallery exhibits works by nine of the best masters of painting in Pereslavl. In addition, the exhibition hall hosts artist excursions, master classes and thematic programs.

This place is recommended for visiting with children. Here you will definitely not be allowed to get bored or regret visiting the exhibition hall. “The Artist's House” will leave only pleasant impressions and memories.

What to see in the vicinity of Pereslavl-Zalessky

Interesting places can be found not only in Pereslavl-Zalessky itself, but also in its surroundings. You should take a short trip through them and enjoy the beauty of the local nature. We recommend visiting such places as Poklonnaya Gory, the village of Bibirevo, Nikitskaya Church in Elizarovo, the Ganshin estate and the Smolenskoye estate.

Poklonnaya Gory

Near Pereslavl there are two Poklonnaya Mountains: South and North. You will see an incredibly picturesque landscape: wide grain fields and a blue lake. Under the mountain itself you can see the sparkling domes of churches, which are surrounded by powerful ramparts. In this place you can visit and carefully study many architectural monuments that have preserved their beauty and original appearance.

Poklonnye Mountains are located almost near Pereslavl itself. The convenient location of this place allows you to visit it before or after city tours. Therefore, you should include it in your itinerary.

Bibirevo village

The village of Bibirevo is dying. Half of the houses in it are abandoned, and the area is overgrown with weeds. This appearance gives the impression that it is in complete disrepair. In the village there is an interesting architectural monument - a stone church that used to stand in the very center of Bibirevo. Today it is located in the middle of an open field.

This place has an unusual atmosphere. Here you will be in solitude with yourself. There is complete silence on the territory of the village, and the sight of dilapidated buildings makes one doubt that Bibirevo was once filled with life.

Nikitskaya Church in Elizarovo

Nikitinskaya Church is located 30 kilometers from Pereslavl-Zalessky. It was built in the second half of the 16th century in memory of the victory over the Kazan Khanate. The church has an elegant and majestic appearance at the same time. In the 19th century, a large bell tower was added to it. Many tourists believe that it is precisely this that spoils the appearance of the Nikitin Church.

Today the church is active. It is located in a very picturesque and beautiful place. Here you can take a walk, basking in the warm rays of the sun and looking at all the unique details of this architectural monument.

Ganshin Estate

This architectural ensemble will surprise even the most experienced tourist. The manor is one of the few buildings that were built entirely of wood. Near the house there is a park where you can stroll along the alley. The guides will be able to tell you the history of the estate, as well as the fate of the Ganshin family.

This place will appeal to people with different interests. If you are partial to the history of Russia and like to learn various facts from people’s lives, be sure to include this place in your itinerary. In addition, here you can not only enjoy the beauty of the local nature and the interesting architecture of the estate, but also play a game of croquet.

Estate Smolenskoe

This estate, located 40 kilometers from Pereslavl, is the largest in the Yaroslavl region. The building was built in the 1770s. It has a semicircular shape, uncharacteristic for Russian estates, and around it there is a park, which today is a state farm garden. At the very end of the park you can see an unusual pond, shaped like a ring with a round island in the middle.

This place is worth coming with your family. Here you can take a slow walk, enjoying the beauty of picturesque nature. At the estate you can take colorful and vibrant photographs that will remind you of visiting this place.

Trinity Church in Trinity Slobodka

Trinity Church was built in 1654. The wooden church burned down in 1763, and in its place a new wooden church was built, which was illuminated in honor of the Holy Trinity. In 1855, with the money of parishioners, instead of a wooden church, a stone one with two altars was erected.

The church is located in an open area where you can walk and carefully examine the architecture of the church. You need to see this temple with your own eyes to realize its greatness and beauty. Here you can also take some photos that will remind you of this trip.