Trip from Vladimir to Moscow

Start the third day of your trip with a walk through the center of Vladimir. Near the Cathedral of the Assumption is one of the best viewing platforms in the city.

A small and very cozy museum. Be sure to visit it with a guided tour.
The museum "Old Pharmacy" is located in the historical heart of Vladimir. The museum building is more than two hundred years old. From 1805 to 2008, there was a constantly operating pharmacy in it. In 2017 the museum dedicated to pharmacy in Russia and in the Vladimir region in particular was opened.
Now in the museum "Old Pharmacy" there are more than 100 rare pharmacy exhibits of the XVIII-XIX centuries. The interior is filled with unique pieces of furniture from a private collection, many of which date back to the 18th century.

You may have had enough of the traditional beauty of Orthodox churches during your travels through the Golden Ring cities. But it's not often that you find a Catholic church in these parts.
The Church of the Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a Catholic temple in the city of Vladimir, the only one in the region. There is a very picturesque garden around the temple, which is great for family photo sessions.

Agro-cultural tourist complex "Bogdarnya" is a unique and distinctive place on the map of the Vladimir region and all of Russia.
Reviving and filling with new meaning the spirit of Russian manor life, the atmosphere of kolkhoz system accomplishments, as well as combining the best traditions of the past with the latest achievements and technologies of the present, "Bogdarnya" is one of the leaders of agrotourism in Russia, an iconic and recognizable brand for all lovers of Russian gastronomy, rural charm and quality reinterpreted leisure.
Learn more about the tours and workshops at official website.

"The barn is heaven. Well, almost :) From a roadside cafe usually expect all sorts of nastiness: the lack of at least some service, shady food and even more shady visitors. Here everything is quite the opposite.
The food is very, very tasty and fresh. Portions are substantial and generous. Service is good. The hall is spacious and comfortable. The guests are happy. The sound system is nostalgic. The parking spaces are okay.

A unique museum dedicated to the history of the Russian shawl and shawl. It opened in a city that has been famous for more than 150 years for its silk, semi-silk and woolen printed shawls and shawls. Among the exhibits: unique handkerchiefs sewn in gold, Nizhny Novgorod kerchiefs, wool stuffed and woven shawls and shawls from various well-known factories of Moscow and the central provinces of Russia.