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Romantsevskiye Mountains (Konduki) фото
Romantsevskiye Mountains (Konduki)
Konduki, Uzlovsky District, Tula Region
If you have never heard of the Romantsevskiye Mountains, then you are not a fan of relaxing in the fresh air and shooting in stories. Mountains among the plains, colorful lakes, picturesque views, ...
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Museums
Uzlov Museum of Art and Local Lore фото
Uzlov Museum of Art and Local Lore
48 Beklemishchev St., Uzlovaya, Uzlovsky District, Tula Region
The Uzlov Museum of Local Lore opened for public on May 9, 1968. In January 1971, it received the status of state institution. On June 13, 1987, with the help of S.P. Tkachev, the People’s Artist ...
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Museum of the history of the locomotive depot of the Moscow railway Hub фото
Museum of the history of the locomotive depot of the Moscow railway Hub
Locomotive Depot, Uzlovaya, Uzlovsky District, Tula Region
The museum of the history of the locomotive depot in Uzlovaya will immerse you in the world of railways! The museum will appeal to everyone but especially to children who have an interest in mechan...
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Monasteries and Churches
Holy assumption Church фото
Holy assumption Church
12 Uspenskaya St., Uzlovaya, Tula Region
A large church with various parish premises was built at the Uzlovaya Station in 1899. In Soviet times, the Church was not used for its intended purpose but in 1995, it was returned to the believer...
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Holy Trinity Church (Uzovaya) фото
Holy Trinity Church (Uzovaya)
Supon, Uzlovsky District, Tula Region
There is an old temple in the Byzantine style with an unusual dome in the village of Supon. After more than 70 years of neglect, the temple has been restored along with wonderful frescoes inside! N...
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Svyato-Nikolsky temple in Vysotskoe village фото
Svyato-Nikolsky temple in Vysotskoe village
Vysotskoye, Uzlovsky District, Tula Region
On the way from Uzlovaya to Bogoroditsk, one may meet the snow-white St. Nicholas Church in the village of Vysotskoye. The history of the Church starts in the 18th century. One will be amazed by co...
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The town of Uzlovaya got its name in 1877, as the intersection of three railway lines to Yelets, Tula, and Ryazhsk. Such a favorable position of the settlement contributed to its development at the end of the 19th century. Merchants were actively trading thanks to the Syzran-Vyazemskaya railway that appeared in those years.

In 1874, a locomotive depot was built near the intersection of three tracks. Nowadays, one of the attractions of Uzlovaya – the Railway Museum, which tells about the fate of the town – is located at Strelkovaya St., 19/4. Parts of steam locomotives, diesel locomotives and other types of locomotives are of interest to both children and adults. The museum is equipped with interactive platforms that imitate the workspace of drivers from different eras. The exposition contains items from the pre-revolutionary everyday life of local railway workers.

Uzlovaya also has monuments. One of them is installed next to the station: it is the FD20-1535 steam locomotive. The machine with a capacity of 3,100 horsepower worked during the Great Patriotic War, providing the front lines and industry with every necessity around the clock. Almost everyone who has visited Uzlovaya since 1988 has taken a photo with this steel giant.

But the most popular landmark of Uzlovaya, or rather Uzlovsky District, is Konduki. Coal mining in the Ushakov pits stopped only in 1999. Since then, nature has worked its magic over this place in order to create a completely alien landscape within a few years. Tula citizens and residents of neighboring regions come here at any time of the year for an indescribable experience, swimming in colorful lakes and ice skating, surrounded by the local “Norwegian Fjords”.

Welcome to Uzlovsky District. Without it, getting to know the Tula land would not be possible.