Day Schedule

➤Transfer to Sergiyev Posad and tour

➤Pereslavl-Zalessky en-route tour

➤Rostov the Great tour

➤Lunch in Rostov

➤Transfer to Yaroslavl

➤Overnight Yaroslavl

Embark on a scenic transfer to Sergiev Posad, a city renowned for its deep spiritual significance and historical landmarks. As you arrive, prepare for a remarkable sightseeing tour around some of the most cherished treasures of Russian Christianity, starting with a visit to the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, the spiritual center of Russian Orthodoxy.

Pereslavl-Zalessky is indeed a fascinating destination, known for its historical significance and picturesque setting by Lake Pleshcheyevo. Its blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage makes it stand out, especially considering its relatively small size. The town's five monasteries and nine museums showcase its rich history and spiritual importance. The Cathedral of Transfiguration is a highlight, standing as a testament to the area's long history, with its origins dating back over 850 years. The town's provincial charm, along with its architectural and historical landmarks, offers visitors a unique glimpse into Russia's past.

Rostov the Great is one of Russia's oldest and most historically rich cities, with a history dating back to the 9th century. Its most famous landmark is the 17th-century Rostov Kremlin, a stunning architectural ensemble that includes several churches, bell towers, and fortified walls. Unlike the Kremlin in Moscow, visitors to the Rostov Kremlin have the opportunity to walk along its fortified walls, offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding landscape, including the scenic shores of Lake Nero. The Kremlin's beautifully preserved structures, such as the Cathedral of the Assumption, contribute to Rostov's reputation as a key cultural and historical site in Russia.