NEW YEAR'S WEEKEND IN TULA

is an immersion in the traditions of Tula tea drinking. The beauty of samovar art is revealed in the halls of the museum:

• Unique rarities of the XVIII century, including the first Tula samovar by the Lisitsyn brothers
• Royal samovars, presented to the children of Nicholas II
• Huge 70-liter samovar buffet
• A tiny samovar for three drops of water
• Masterpieces by the Batashevs, Shemarins, and Fomins

A special atmosphere is created by the stylization of the pastry shop of the famous Tula master P.I. Kozlov, where you can plunge into the atmosphere of an ancient tea party.

The heart of the ancient city, a majestic fortress that has preserved the peace of the southern borders of the Moscow state for centuries. Built by Italian craftsmen by decree of Vasily III, the Kremlin impresses with its monumentality. Crenellated walls with characteristic dovetails, like guardians of time, preserve the peace of the city. Nine mighty towers, each of which is a separate fortress, preserve the memory of the heroic past.

The sightseeing pedestrian part of the tour will introduce you to the Old Settlement - the reserved Pyatnitskaya Street (now Metallistov); Blagoveshchenskiy Lane with its heart - the Annunciation Church (the only temple of the 17th century preserved in Tula); the embankment of the Upa River, stretching along the walls of the Kremlin.