Trinity-Sergius Lavra and X-Land Amusement Park

In this place you will find dishes that our children are so used to (eggs, porridges, pancakes with different toppings). And, of course, dumplings with the most diverse and unusual fillings, cooked classically, in an oven, in a pan and steam.

Let's touch the history of one of the most important Russian shrines, founded in the 14th century by St. Sergius of Radonezh.
We will see the largest bell in operation in Russia, the Tsar Bell, weighing 72 tonnes, and one of the oldest bells, the Swan, which was given to the monastery by Boris Godunov in the 16th century.
We can take a walk around the Lavra on our own or order an excursion.

Next, for a change, there's extreme sports and entertainment. Here you can play laser tag, paintball and archery.
Book the game in advance at website.

Lunch in an atmospheric restaurant away from the noisy pistes. Russian cuisine is wonderfully prepared here.

Before returning to Moscow - a walk near a picturesque monastery.

There's a gas station coming up. If you are tired, make a comfortable stop - come for a coffee!

Let's have dinner on the shore of the Klyazma River, at the Moreman Restaurant. European cuisine, excellent seafood, pleasant interiors and a view of yachts and boats!
Important: The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.