In the forgotten places of former luxury.

Radon water has a curative effect. They heal wounds, bruises and ulcers. Usually take radon baths lying down, but sometimes stand under fountains and even drink water from springs.
The first hydrotherapy clinic was opened here in 1833. Now this place is a hydro-geological natural monument.

One of the abandoned estates of the Lomonosovsky district. It was home to the outstanding Russian navigator Thaddeus Bellingshausen, who discovered Antarctica for a long time!
He set up a free clinic for sailors of veterans here.
In Soviet times, the manor housed a village council, and then, unfortunately, this impressive building was simply abandoned...

Let's have a snack at the cozy cafe Gostilitsa. Here you will find everything you need for a good lunch: quality service, pleasant interior design, relaxing music and fine homemade Russian cuisine.

The name of the estate comes from the word "guests". It is true that noble guests have been coming here since Peter the Great. In XVII century Elizaveta Petrovna presented the manor to her favorite Alexey Razumovsky.
Nearby there was a mill and a dyeing plant. The ruins of the Grand Palace can be bypassed and photographed.

There is also a small picturesque park near the village, where you can come in search of a quiet walk in nature.

In an authentic café with the original name "Berloga" we will be hosting dinner tonight. Visitors can choose between European and Japanese cuisine, and the menu also includes a large number of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.