Middle Ages and bisons

Start your morning with a leisurely walk through the city in the light of day, walk along the quay of Big Ladle, which runs from Petrovsky Bridge along the Big Ladle Bay (Salakkalahti) to Rostovskaya Street.

Stop by the Viking ships, take a few pictures. These rooks are copies of boats made in 1984 for the filming of Stanislav Rostotsky and Knut Andersen's film "And Trees Grow on Stones".

Castle's been open since 10:00 a.m. It looks much more beautiful from the outside, but if you want you can stop inside. The castle is open all days of the week except Monday.

Have lunch in town before you go any further. A restaurant with Eastern European cuisine awaits you.

The city of Svargas is a fortress of early medieval Baltic Vedas Slavs of the 8th - 12th centuries, recreated in life-size. Educational programs are regularly held in the center, which will be interesting to get acquainted with both children and adults. Svargas is open on Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays from 12:30. Information about the programs and schedule can be found at the official site, be sure to order the program in advance.

Your family will meet the loveliest huskies and, if desired and weather-appropriate, ride in a sled pulled by huskies.
Please notify us in advance of your visit by contacting on the website. The center is open daily from 11 am to 5 pm, Monday is a day off.

You have already traveled a lot, so stop for a little snack in Ohta Park - the kids are probably hungry. Treat yourself to a fresh cake and a cup of coffee and get on with your journey.

After Husky, it's time to get to know the bigger animals, the bison. Dubrovnik is open for you daily from 10am to 7pm.

Finish your day in town with a meat restaurant where you can taste classic and alternative steaks. You deserve it!
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