Kasimovskie Seats

The city of Kasimov is an open-air museum in itself, but to plunge deeper into its history we will go to the museum-reserve of the same name.
Here you will learn about the local flora and fauna, traditions and customs of the merchant's county, life of the city during the hard times of the Great Patriotic War and its development during the peaceful Soviet period.
If you travel with children, you can take a master class in kasimovskoy painting for the duration of your visit to the museum.
Ability to conduct the master class be sure to specify in advance by phone: 8(49131) 4-38-36.
The museum is closed on Mondays and the last Friday of each month.

The museum features 300 different exhibits that represent 4 centuries of tea drinking in Russia.
You can visit the museum any day of the week, except Monday.

Carved roof and red brick - quite a rare combination for traditional Russian churches! Unfortunately, it is now in a difficult financial situation, as it exists only on donations from citizens... However, the temple never ceases to amaze with its beauty!

Fancy museum. Rich collection of bells. You can see the exposition on your own or with a guide. You can touch the exhibits and even ring some of them. The impressions will last a long time!

Before heading home, stop by a trendy coffee shop for a bite to eat and coffee for the road.

It's hard to believe now, but centuries ago this was the site of a prosperous city, the capital of the Ryazan Duchy. Today, only ruins remind us of its former greatness, but they still look majestic.

It's been a long journey, isn't it time for gas? Come to Gazpromneft for quality fuel, coffee and fresh baked goods to prolong the pleasure of the trip.