The cost of the program is for 1 person with 2-bed accommodation:
Discount for a child under 14 years old - 500 rubles for the main seat, 1000 rubles for an additional seat
The price includes: accommodation for 2 nights in a hotel, meals (2 breakfasts, 3 lunches), tour service with entrance tickets, guide services.
Additional payment for single occupancy is on request.
Visiting the interactive exhibition — "My address is always Tula" — this is how Lev Nikolaevich indicated his address in some letters.Tula is Tolstoy's city. By immersing themselves in an interactive exhibition about Tolstoy's connection with the city, visitors will be able to learn more about how people lived in Tula during the writer's time, what remained unchanged, and what has changed dramatically.…Visiting temporary exhibitions. We invite children and adults to the game. "
The game was restored by the staff of the Yasnaya Polyana Estate Museum based on the memoirs of Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy's contemporaries, family members and friends. Lotto is a set of task cards with excerpts from poems by various poets. The beginning of the verse passage is written on split cards with the corresponding numbers. The presenter hands out cards to the players, and then randomly takes out split cards, reads out excerpts of poems. Players must find a sequel, name the author of the poetic lines, the card number, and finish reading the verse passage.
Exhibit "Tula savvy Flea".
Self–examination This is a miniature made by the artisan turner Nikolai Aldunin in 2002 based on a fairy tale
This old street used to be named after one of the Kremlin towers, Pyatnitskaya. You will learn the history of this merchant street, its houses and their owners.
Visitors will learn about traditional folk customs and rituals, festive hospitality and Russian feasts. During the interactive program, traditional Russian dishes will be presented festive and ceremonial cuisine, known since the Middle Ages, and preserved to our time in its archaic form both in its composition (recipe) and in its names.
A two-minute walk from the Tula Kremlin is an old two-story building where the harmonies live. Their overflows are carried far beyond the walls, so much so that they can be heard all over the street. If you visit them, they will surely reward you by giving you a piece of their soul. Your attention will be presented not just an excursion, but a real New Year's theater of action, where the main characters will be you, Santa Claus and the accordion! All lovers of singing, playing, dancing and just listening to the harmonica are definitely here! Accordion is a delight, I am glad to welcome a guest!
At the beginning of the 16th century, Tula performed defensive functions as part of the Moscow state. You will understand why they say that you can assemble a gun from the names of Tula streets. You will see an ancient Weapons factory and you will be able to take photos of Lefty and the Horseshoe of Happiness and make a wish at Tulyachka, a monument to all skilled people.
The Christmas market. There is live music for the guests, and everyone can enjoy warming drinks, aromatic coffee and tea made over a fire. You will find entertainment for every taste, great company, shopping and a New Year's mood.
