Trading Rows

Trading Rows in Suzdal — the city's first amphibian structure designed by gubernatorial architect Alexei Vershinsky. Built from 1806 to 1811, they are a long gallery with arches and paired columns. The central part of the facade is decorated with high gates topped with a spire and gilded coat-of-arms — an eagle symbolizing ancient Suzdal. A federal heritage site, after the reconstruction of the 1970s it has retained its historical value and architectural beauty.