Closer to the stars and Atlantis

On the way to Kalyazin, stop for a while in Uglich, take a walk in the Kremlin and recall the historical events associated with the city.

While "Russian Atlantis", more precisely, the Kalyazin Bell Tower is under restoration, stop by the Kalyazin Yacht Club, where you can visit the largest snail farm in Russia. Here you will be shown how young snails hatch, what they eat and where they spend their winter hibernation. You can visit the museum and, of course, taste dishes made of snails.
More information, contacts and prices on the official website of the farm.

Another unusual sight of Kalyazin is a "flying saucer" hiding among pine trees. Of course, the construction has nothing to do with aliens and serves as a telescope of the local astronomical observatory. There are no excursions to the observatory, but it will not prevent you to examine the "saucer" from outside and take unusual photos.

Make a stop in Dubna and stop for lunch at a cozy cafe with the original name "Farewell, Arms! If you have some free time left after the snack, then go for a walk along the Moscow Canal.

Make a short stop in Konakovo for a mini photo shoot on the pontoon bridge.

So, you are in Tver! Start with a visit to Sobornaya Square. If you are not yet hungry and in the mood for an active walk, move along Volzhsky Avenue, past the elegant building of the art gallery, and then go down to the embankment of Mikhail Yaroslavich.

Dinner time! You will find the most delicious meat dishes in the BAR.B.Q. grill restaurant. Also this place has a very original interior. Just look at the "bottle wall".
It's better to book a table for dinner in advance.

And that's how the evening crept up unnoticed. Relax and unwind in the comfort of your hotel room!