An inclusive tourism route

The next point of the route is the Tula Kremlin. This fortification with more than 500 years of history was built for the purpose of defense and has never been subjected to enemy raids. On the territory of the Kremlin there is the Holy Dormition Cathedral of the Tula Kremlin, the Epiphany Cathedral and the exhibition complex.

The oldest city park, the Kremlin Garden, adjoins the territory of the Kremlin. It is located on the site of the moat that surrounded the walls of the Kremlin in the 17th century, and the Sennaya Square near the Nikitskaya Tower, which existed in the early 19th century. There is a monument to Peter and Fevronia in the garden.

There is a convenient exit from the Kremlin Garden to the Kazanskaya embankment. This is one of the most popular places among tourists visiting Tula. It is located along the left bank of the Upa River. The embankment was opened in 2018 after a large-scale reconstruction. It houses many unusual art objects.

Along with the restoration of the embankment in Tula, a Museum quarter was created, including federal, regional and private exhibitions. The country's first branch of the State Historical Museum (GIM) is located here.

The first hall of the branch's exhibition space houses tactile models of key monuments of the Historical Museum, which will allow blind and visually impaired visitors to learn about the formation of the state. The museum courtyard, formed by the wings of the building, overlooks Kazanskaya Embankment. Not far from the museum there is a hospitable restaurant where travelers can enjoy a delicious lunch. The restaurant "Secular" welcomes you with a cozy atmosphere and adapted infrastructure for visitors with disabilities.

The Azimut Hotel, which is located in the same building as the restaurant, offers comfortable accommodation to continue your stay in the region.