127 km from Moscow, 41,000 inhabitants. The area, very hilly, is dotted with hills traditionally called the hills of Salvation. Each Russian city had its own, from the top of which the travelers, as soon as they perceived the city, bowed to salute it...

190 km from Moscow and 60 km from Yaroslavl. 64,750 inhabitants. The oldest city of the Golden Ring, Rostov was founded in the 9th century on the shores of Lake Nero. The first mention of Rostov dates back to 862. In the Middle Ages, it was the capital...

At 203 km from Moscow, about 10,000 inhabitants in 2017. Suzdalia is nicknamed the country of the fields. Its forest, deforested at one time, has never been replanted, except for the few trees that line the road. The fields extend as far as the eye can...

168 km from Moscow, Nearly 350,000 inhabitants (2014). In the twelfth century, the city of Vladimir played a very important role in the formation of the Russian state. It was founded at the beginning of the twelfth century by Vladimir - the one who owns...