Kolomna gramophone, snail farm and chalet in Provence style

Stop by the museum "Kolomna gramophone" for a tour, where you can listen to old records and see an impressive collection of record players.
The museum welcomes guests from Wednesday to Sunday. On weekends, guided tours are offered every hour, and on weekdays, by appointment at website.

Start your day by visiting the wonderful ancient city of Kolomna. Kolomna Kremlin is a reduced copy of the Moscow Kremlin, it should be seen by everyone!
The territory of the Kolomna Kremlin is one of the city districts, not a closed museum area. Entrance is free at any time. Enjoy a walk through the ancient streets of the Kolomna Kremlin!

After immersing yourself in the world of music, go to an agro-farm. Did you know that snails are grown there? Now you can not only see the snail kingdom, but also taste them: a snail master class with a glass of champagne is waiting for you.
Also, the farm breeds goats of Saanenese breed, whose milk is used to make an extraordinary cheese. Be sure to try it!
Your visit to the farm will end with lunch, which will be cooked on an open fire or in a Russian oven, and tea with herbs from a samovar.
To inform about your arrival and to make an appointment for the master class and the lunch beforehand, call +7 (926) 152-10-00 (WhatsApp).
To find out the cost and types of excursions you can visit the official website.

As France is famous for its desserts all over the world - crispy croissants, profiteroles and eclairs, mmm... The Kolomna area near Moscow is just as famous for its French treats!
The famous Kolomna rolls are the tastiest visiting card of the town. Go to the Kalachnaya museum to not only taste them, but also learn the history of local baking in the form of a theatrical performance.
The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 20:00, but we recommend signing up online in advance.

Leave your car near the museum and go explore the ancient city, it is considered one of the oldest cities near Moscow. There is a delightful combination of old houses with carved shutters and modern art objects, such as Patefonka.
The Patefonka Art Quarter is a former factory that now brings together the city's creative businesses. It's a great place to walk, and you can learn more about the space and residents at website.

To end the day with maximum immersion in French Provence, go to a castle! There is a replica of one of the castles of the Loire or Provence in the suburbs!
Everything: from the interior to the nature speaks of tranquility and silence.
Dine in a tranquil atmosphere and enjoy fresh farm products. The restaurant cooks from its own produce. Worth a try: the original Grouse's Nest salad, Tabac chicken, cranberry morsel and freshly baked bread.
It's best to book a table at the restaurant in advance at the official restaurant website.

Feel like royalty when you stay overnight in one of the rooms of the luxurious castle.