Museum of merchant life, gingerbread and a walk in the historic center.

The oldest structure in Tula recently celebrated its 500th anniversary. In 1520 by the order of Vasily Ioanovich a stone fortress was erected here. During this time the Tula Kremlin has seen many historical events. Now the Kremlin is holding fairs and celebrations. In the Kremlin Museum you can see a model of the XVII century fortress. There are quests and interactive tours. To participate, you should make an appointment by phone: +7 (4872) 77-49-34.

Atmospheric museum dedicated to the history of development of one of the symbols of Tula.
Grandpa Filimon's Harmony Museum has about 100 unique exhibits, the collection is constantly replenished. We recommend to visit the musical excursion. After it you will take a new look at a seemingly well-known instrument.
It's better to book in advance on the website.
The museum is open from Monday to Sunday.

A pleasant coffee house with a large selection of desserts and delicious hot chocolate. In addition, the menu includes Italian and Japanese cuisine, street food and pancakes.

Acquaintance with traditions and culture of local places will be continued in the Museum of Merchant Life. A small museum in the house of bourgeois Baibakovs will allow you to feel the atmosphere and life of the county town at the end of XIX century. The exposition includes a shop, a vegetable garden, a sauna, a household yard and an apartment house. You will be able to transfer to 100 years ago and learn about the features of family relationships, everyday life, spiritual values of local merchants of the time. The museum offers master classes and excursions. You can make an appointment by phone: +7 (48735) 7-22-65. Last Monday of the month is sanitary day.

A small cozy gingerbread house in the Kremlin. Here you can buy and try the famous Tula gingerbread, learn how it is created or even bake it yourself. The master class and the excursion should be recorded in advance by phone: +7(930) 791-44-42.

Metalistov Street is one of the oldest streets in the city. It is here that the Belolipetsky House, one of the most beautiful buildings in Tula, is located. In the 19th century it housed the Tula Gingerbread Factory. Now it is a branch of the Historical Museum, opened in 2020.
Most of the mansions on Metalistov Street were built in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Nice restaurant with traditional Ukrainian cuisine. Tasty dishes, pleasant atmosphere.