Vladimir
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Bogoroditse-Rozhdestvensky Monastery
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 68
The Bogorodice-Rozhdestvensky Male Monastery is situated in Vladimir on Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 68. It was founded in honor of the main cathedral of Rozhdestvo Bogoroditsy. In 1866, within the monastery, an adjacent church dedicated to Rozhdestvo Khrysta was built according to architect Nikolay Artleben's design. Here, in 1263, the relics of Prince Aleksander Nevsky were buried; they were later moved to Saint Pyotrsburg in 1723. The monastery suffered destruction during Baty's invasion in 1238 and experienced the revival of monastic life in 1991, marking its 800th anniversary.
Vladimir Suzdal Museum-Reserve
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 58
Vladimir-Suzdal Museum-Preserve combines monuments of ancient Russian white-stone architecture in Vladimir and Suzdal. Founded in 1958. Includes sites listed on UNESCO's World Heritage List, including the Assumption Cathedral and the Dmitry Cathedral, Golden Gates. Exhibits include archaeological finds from the Paleolithic site of Sungir'. Provides virtual tours of the museum and the Dmitry Cathedral. For contributions to preserving cultural heritage, a group of employees received the State Prize of the RSFSR in 1977.
Vladimir Province Male Gymnasium
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 35
The Vladimir Province Male Gymnasium was founded in August 1804. Here were educated prominent individuals including poet Konstantin Balmont, writers Nikolay Zlatovratsky and physicist Alexander Stoletov. Until 1820 education here was free. After the fire in 1840 the gymnasium moved to Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 35. The academic year traditionally began on August 1.
Vladimirskaya Girls' Gymnasium
Vladimir, Dvoryanskaya St, 1
The Vladimir Girls' Gymnasium was founded in 1870 and became the first secondary school for girls in the Vladimir region. Girls from noble families and officials' circles studied history, theory of Russian literature, geography, mathematics, physics, Divine Law, and civil history here. The education lasted nine years, making the gymnasium a prestigious educational institution in the area. Classes took place in a building previously owned by local nobility on Dvoryanskaya Street.
Vladimir Regional Scientific Library
Vladimir, Dzerzhinskogo St, 3
The Vladimir Regional Scientific Library named after Maxim Gorky is located at 3 Dzerzhinskogo Street, Vladimir. Founded in 1897 as the Vladimir City Public Library, it has undergone several stages of development: since 1834 it traces its history back to the first city public library, became the central gubernatorial library in 1922, and after the formation of the Vladimir region in 1944 acquired an oblast status. Today, the library serves as a methodological center for all libraries in the region and is managed by the regional Ministry of Culture.
Vladimir Academic Regional Drama Theatre
Vladimir, Dvoryanskaya St, 4
The Vladimir Academic Regional Drama Theatre is situated at Dvoryanskaya Street, 4 in Vladimir. Founded in 1971, it has become one of Russia's oldest theaters since then. The building features a monument to provincial actors, sculptural composition depicting characters from A. Ostrovsky's play "The Forest" - Schaehtlevtsa and Neschaehtlevtsa. The theater is known for productions such as "The Forest", the stage production "Andrey Bogolyubsky" on the new stage, and historical drama "Historical Mural". In 1998, the theatre was awarded the title of academic.
Vladimir Historical Museum
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 64
The Vladimir Historical Museum is situated on Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 64. Established with private donations at the beginning of the 20th century. Its historical exhibition covers the period from ancient times to the start of the 20th century, including a unique silver hoard hidden during the city's siege in 1238. The museum is part of the Vladimir-Suzdal Heritage Site and is housed in an architectural monument dating back to the early 20th century. Initially, the museum was located in the premises of the Vladimir Male Gymnasium.
Vladimir Regional Puppet Theatre
Vladimir, Gagarina St, 7
The Vladimir Regional Puppet Theatre was founded in 1969 and celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2019. It is situated on Gagarin Street in the building of the former People's House. Own workshops operate here, producing various theatrical puppets and stage scenery. The theatre's repertoire includes Russian folk tales such as "Mashenka and Bear", "Geese-Lillies" and "Cinderella-Frog".
Vladimir Planetarium
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 66a
Vladimir Planetarium, opened in Vladimir city after a year since Yuri Gagarin's flight, became the 41st such institution in USSR. Located in the building of former Nikolo-Kremlinsky church where a spherical screen is installed in the dome part of the former temple. A stationary projector UP-4 is installed in the hall. The idea to create planetarium belonged to the municipal Council of People's Deputies.
Georgievsky Street
Vladimir, Georgievskaya St
Georgievskaya Street in Vladimir runs between Bolshaya Moskovskaya and Spasskaya Streets. In 1990 its historical name was restored after it was renamed in 1923. In 2015 a pedestrian zone with two viewing platforms and a sculptural ensemble featuring figures of a firefighter, rake-heeled dandy and filer were installed here. Restoration of the facades of the pharmacy and church took place in 1986. The total length of the historic section of the street is approximately 300 meters.
City Cultural Palace of Vladimir
Vladimir, Gorkogo St, 54
The city cultural palace in Vladimir is situated on Gorky Street, 54. Originally named the Vladimir Tractor Plant's House of Culture, it later became municipal property and was renamed the City Cultural Palace. Various clubs for children and creative associations operated here, with concerts and movie screenings held. Today, the building comprises four branches and also serves as a venue for weddings.
Dmitrievsky Cathedral
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 60
Dmitrievsky Cathedral in Vladimir is situated on Big Moscow Street. Its outer walls are decorated with over a thousand carved stones depicting King David. Inside there remains part of the 12th century frescoes. The cathedral is included in UNESCO's World Heritage List since 1992 and was built between 1194-1197 during Prince Yuri Vsevolod Bolshoe Gnezdo's reign. It was a princely church.
Brothers Stoltovy House-Museum
Vladimir, Stoletovykh St, 3
The Brothers Stolov House-Museum is situated in Vladimir on Stolov Street, 3. The exhibition highlights the lives and achievements of prominent physicists Alexander and Nikolay Stolov. It includes Alexander Stolov's research on photoelectric effect and electromagnetism as well as his merits as an honored professor of Moscow University. Special attention is given to Nikolay Stolov's heroic commanding role in the Bulgarian militia during the defense of Shipka Pass and his title of Liberator of Bulgaria.
House-Museum-of-Cookie
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 42
The House-Museum of Pancake Is located in Vladimir's historical center at Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 42. Visitors can learn about the history of Russian pancake-making and participate in a master class on making printed cookies. Among the museum exhibits are antique printing plates, cookie houses, and a collection of edible Christmas ornaments. Particularly notable is the gingerbread world map with over fifty exhibits.
Yurii_Tumarkin_Artists_House
Vladimir, Gogolya St, 2
Two-story mansion on Gogol Street built in 1914 serves as Yuri Tumarkin Arts Workers' House where writers, literati, actors and musicians regularly gather. The mansion was preserved through public initiative and now acts as the cultural hub of Vladimir city uniting artists and creative individuals. Previously it housed the family of Vladimir publisher Ivan Koil.
City Hall
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 54
A two-story building made of red brick is located at: Vladimir city, Bolshaya Moskovskaya street, 54. Originally, the first floor housed a merchant's store while the second floor belonged to the city council and orphanage court before the revolution. Later, it became the city's council office. The architecture features a Russian style with a characteristic corner tower. Previously, an insurance company operated within the building.
Golden Gate
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 1a
Golden Gates - a monument of ancient russian fortification of the 12th century built from white stone in Vladimir in 1164 under Prince Andrey Bogolyubsky. Included in UNESCO World Heritage List since 1992 as part of the complex of white-stone monuments of Vladimir and Suzdal. Above the archway there is an overdoor church of the Deposition of the Robe of the Virgin Mary. Consecration of the structure was completed on April 26, 1164.
Kozlov Val
Vladimir, Kozlov Cul-de-sac
Kozlov Val — section of ancient earth fortifications of Vladimir formed in the 12th century. Here stands a water tower built in 1868 connected with establishment of city water supply system. Today the rampart has lost its military significance but remains as part of historical landscape of western entrance to the town. Nearby there is famous attraction — Zolotye Vorota.
Taneiev Concert Hall
Vladimir, Lenina Ave, 1
The concert hall named after S.I. Taneev is situated in Vladimir on Lenin Avenue. It hosts activities of Vladimir Regional Philharmonic Society founded by decision of Vladimir Oblast Executive Committee. Among its ensembles there are Vladimir Russian Orchestra, chamber string orchestra and ensembles "Rodnye Napevy", "Rus" named after M. Firsov. Also it operates musical educational theater. Small hall can accommodate up to 300 people.
Музей-кузница Бородиных
Vladimir, Georgievskaya St, 3g
Borydins' Forge Museum is situated in a Vladimirskiy house built in 1805. It features a family-run workshop of artistic blacksmithing by the Borydin dynasty. Visitors can experience an interactive tour through the forge and take part in a workshop where they can hammer out their own iron nail. In the gallery there are displayed metal artworks created by the forge's masters.
Spoon Museum
Vladimir, Oktyabrskaya St, 4
The Spoon Museum in Vladimir city is situated at October Street, 4. It was opened in 2015 by collector Tatiana Pikunova and has collected over 25 thousand tableware items made from various materials: silver, tin, wood, porcelain, and melchior. The permanent exhibition includes more than three thousand exhibits brought from different countries around the world. Visitors can participate in master classes on painting wooden spoons and learn about dining etiquette rules. Special attention is given to Celtic love spoons from Wales.
Science and Man Museum "Eurika"
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 11
Eureka Science and Man Museum in Vladimir is situated at Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 11. It features over 150 interactive exhibits illustrating key natural laws. Visitors can engage in scientific quests, hands-on workshops and exciting science shows. Special emphasis is placed on introducing children to science through experiments, including dedicated areas focused on gravity and soap bubbles. A music studio is also available.
Museum of Unimagined Stories
Vladimir, Ilicha St, 8
The Museum of Unimagined Stories is located in a vladimir house built about 170 years ago. It features an exhibition of household items from late 19th to early 20th century, rare professions and unusual things forgotten today. The museum opened on June 24, 2021. Visitors can touch some exhibits. Previously it was a store called "Seeds," then a communal apartment.
Palaty Museum Centre
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 58
The Museum Center "Palaty" is situated in Vladimir on Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 58. It is the largest part of the Vladimir-Suzdal Heritage Museum Reserve, housed in the historical building of the provincial Courthouses. Exhibitions include Russian art, featuring works from provincial art of the 18th to early 19th century. For children there is a children's museum center with interactive activities, workshops and performances. A special pride of the center is archaeological finds from the Paleolithic site Sungir and the project "Living Lubok", based on old lubki.
Nature Museum
Vladimir, Mira St, 19
The Nature Museum in Vladimir is situated on Mira Street, 19. Visitors can see a corner of the forest zone, rivers, lakes and meadows of the Vladimir region here. The exhibition introduces local flora and fauna, after reconstruction in 1997 it was named "Native Nature". The museum features a permanent exhibit "In the World of Animals", opened in 1990. Among the exhibits there are images of elks, bears, wild boars, wolves and lynxes. For young visitors, an interactive "Forest School" operates.
Old Pharmacy Museum
Vladimir, Georgievskaya St, 3
The "Old Pharmacy" Museum is situated on Georgievskaya Street in Vladimir and opened in 2017. It showcases the history of regional pharmacist practice with an exhibit of antique items. The first state pharmacy in the province commenced operations in this building in September 1805 after its completion that year. Exhibits include over a hundred unique artifacts. Visitors can take part in workshops for making perfumes, candles and soap.
Old Vladimir Museum
Vladimir, Kozlov Val St, 14
The "Old Vladimir" Museum is situated in the Vladimir Water Tower built in 1912. It showcases an exhibition dedicated to the life of gubernatorial Vladimir at the end of the 19th century and early 20th century. Visitors can view antique city photographs and documents, as well as ascend to the upper floor observation deck from which the surroundings can be seen. The exhibit was reopened after reconstruction in 2009 and is part of the Vladimir-Suzdal Heritage Museum.
Crystal and Glass Museum 18th-21st Centuries
Vladimir, Dvoryanskaya St, 2
The Crystal and Glass Museum covering 18th to 21st centuries is situated in Vladimir on Dvoryanskaya Street. The collection spans from the 18th through the 21st century. The central exhibit is "Memories of Venice" installation by People's Artist of Russia Vladimir Muratov. Exhibits include works by renowned artists such as Evgeniy Rogov, Vladimir Kasatkin, Adolf Kurilov and Louise Matossian. Special focus is given to the development of glassmaking in Vladimir region, including unique uranium glass items. The building was designed by architect Sergey Zharov.
Nikitskaya Church
Vladimir, Knyagininskaya St, 8
Nikitskaya Church in Vladimir is situated at Knyagininskaya Street, 8. A stone building was constructed from 1762 to 1765 with funds from merchant Semen Lazarev replacing an earlier wooden church. The temple belongs to the style of Elizabethan baroque and is dedicated to Saint Nikita Prelatovsky Columnar. Inside there are preserved painting frescoes from the beginning of the 19th century. The church is associated with the activities of renowned restorer Igor Stolov. The first documented mention of the temple dates back to 1628.
Regional Culture and Arts Palace
Vladimir, Diktora Levitana St, 4
Regional Palace Of Culture And Art In Vladimir Is Located At Levitan Street, 4. It Was Opened In May 1987 And Has Since Served As An Important Cultural Hub For The Region. A Large Auditorium Can Accommodate Up To 700 People. Regularly Held Here Are Festivals, Competitions, Major Cultural Events And All-Russian Actions On An International Scale. The Palace Features Modern Stage Lighting Equipment And Is Home To Artistic Collectives From The Area.
Knyaz Vladimir and St Fyodor Monument
Владимир, парк имени А. С. Пушкина
The monument to Prince Vladimir and Bishop Feodor was installed in Pushkin Park in Vladimir. The sculpture was created by Sergey Isakov, with architectural design by Sergey Gerasimov. The opening of the monument took place on July 28, 2007, on the day of Prince Vladimir's memory. The composition is situated on the main viewing platform of the park and symbolizes the baptizers of Vladimir land. From the platform there is a view of the floodplain of the Klyazma River.
Парк имени А. С. Пушкина
Владимир, Большая Московская улица, парк имени Пушкина
A.S. Pushkin Park is situated on the high bank of the Klyazma River in the historical center of Vladimir. It was founded between 1802-1804 as the Big Boulevard, later named after Pushkin to commemorate his centennial birthday. There are monuments here such as those dedicated to Andrey Rublev (1995), Prince and Saint Feodor (2007), and a bronze statue of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1951). Nearby attractions include the Assumption Cathedral and Dmitrievsky Cathedral, along with the museum complex "Palaty".
Lipki Park
Vladimir, Sobornaya Sq
Lipki Park is situated in Vladimir's historical center near Sobornaya Square. Trees planted in April 1901 formed the basis for the modern park named after the predominance of linden trees. In July of the same year, a cast iron fountain was installed. Today, a new fountain stands in the park's center while its eastern boundary aligns with the western border of the adjacent square. Adjacent structures include Dmitrievsky Cathedral and the former Dvoryansky Sobranie building.
Patriarch's Garden
Vladimir, Kozlov Val St, 5
The Patriarch's Garden is situated on the southern slope of Vladimir's historical center, at Kozlov Val Street, 5. Free guided tours with audio guides are available here, thematic programs and children's associations under the auspices of the Young Naturalists' Station take place. The garden is open year-round; its greenhouse invites for walks and excursions. Views from observation points extend to the city's southern districts and surroundings. The area serves as an eco-biological education center.
First Vladimir Fire Station
Vladimir, Spasskaya St, 5
The building of the First Fire Department of Vladimir is situated on Spasskaya Street, 5. Built in 1847, it is a monument of town planning and architecture of mid-19th century. Originally there was a syezzhoy house, later replaced with a two-storey stone corps. This was the first professional fire station of the city until the late 1920s. Now the building houses a territorial office of the Ministry of Justice.
Holy-Uspensky Knyaginin Nunnery
Vladimir, Knyaginin Monastyr St, 37a
The Holy-Dormition Knyaginin Female Monastery is situated in Vladimir on Knyaginin Monastery Street, 37A. Founded in 1200. It contains burials of queens Vasya, Yevdokiya and Maria with respective side chapels named Christ's Nativity and Annunciation. In 1923 it was closed; its church was transferred to the museum-reserve in 1958. Today it operates as a female convent of Vladimir diocese celebrating its 825th anniversary in 2025.
Cathedral Square
Vladimir, Sobornaya Sq
Cathedral Square is the central historical square of Vladimir city. It features Uspenskiy and Dmitrievskiy cathedrals, as well as monuments to Prince Vladimir and Bishop Feodor installed in 2007. The ensemble of the square is adjacent to "Lipki" park. Additionally, there are monuments commemorating Vladimir's 850th anniversary and Andrey Rublev (1995).
Trading Rows
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 19
The trading rows in Vladimir were built in 1781 in classical style. Later, an two-story rotunda was added in 1913. Initially they occupied an entire city block and included the northern wing with meat and flour shops. There was also the first provincial library hall around the turn of the XIX-XX centuries. Originally, the building had the form of a closed four-sided court-gostiny court.
Uspensky Cathedral
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 56
Uspensky Cathedral in Vladimir situated on Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street is an important monument of ancient Russian architecture. It was founded by Prince Andrey Bogolyubsky in 1158 and originally built from white stone. The cathedral is known for frescoes by Andrey Rublev and Danila Chyornyy from 1408 including the composition "Judgment Day". In 1992 it entered the UNESCO World Heritage List together with other white-stone monuments of Vladimir and Suzdal. After a fire the cathedral was reconstructed between 1185 and 1189.
Saint Rozaire Church
Vladimir, Gogolya St, 12
The Church of Saint Rozaarius of the Blessed Virgin Mary is situated at Gogol Street, 12 in Vladimir. Construction of the building began in 1892 under the supervision of gubernatorial architects Alexander Afanasyev and Yosif Karabutov and was completed in 1894 with the consecration of the chapel dedicated to Saint Rozaarius of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Built from red brick, the church stands on cement mortar. The Catholic community parish in Vladimir was established in 1891 but services ceased after the closure of the church in 1930. Revival of the parish took place in the early 1990s, and in 1996 the parishioners were returned the neighboring house of the priest.
Central Park of Culture and Rest
Vladimir, Mira St, 36a
Central Park of Culture and Rest in Vladimir was opened in 1958 and covers an area of 13.2 hectares. The main stage is situated on the central square where the central alley begins leading to the fountain. Main entrances are near the intersection of Mira Street and Baturin Street. There are attractions including the observation wheel "Nebo33". Special alleys include linden and larches ones.
A. E. Markin Centre for Classical Music
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 28
The Center for Classical Music named after A.E. Markin is located in Vladimir on Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 28. Three major creative groups operate here: Vladimir Chamber Choir founded by Eduard Markin in 1974, children's choral capella, and Vladimir Governor's Symphony Orchestra established in 1998 under the direction of Artyom Markin. The building is situated in the historical part of the city near Golden Gates.
Culture and Art Centre on Sobornaya
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 33/35
The Building of Culture and Arts Center on Sobornaya Street in Vladimir is an architectural and urban planning monument built in 1826 in the classicism style according to architect V. Dregalov's project. Originally, the house served as the Dukes' Assembly; later, since 1947 it housed the Officers' Club of the Vladimir Garrison. In 2012, the institution was transferred under the jurisdiction of Vladimir city's municipality and became a municipal autonomous cultural institution.
Center for Propaganda of Visual Arts
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya St, 24
The Center for Propaganda of Visual Arts is situated in Vladimir on Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 24. It has settled in the historical building of the former Governor's House, which is an architectural monument of the late 18th century. Here there is a permanent exhibition dedicated to the Vladimir painting school, as well as collections of lacquer miniatures, glass, ceramics, metal and embroidery. The center organizes regional, group and individual exhibitions of local artists. It was founded in 1992.
St. George Church
Vladimir, Georgievskaya St, 6
The Church of George the Victorious in Vladimir city is situated on Georgievskaya Street, 6. The building is in baroque style and was constructed between 1783 and 1784 on the site of an ancient church which burned down in the fire of 1778. Later, a porch dedicated to Prince Vladimir was added to the temple. Inside, there are preserved wall and vault paintings from the beginning of the XIX century. Saint George the Victorious is the heavenly patron of the founder of the city - Prince Yuri Dolgoruky.
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