Gorodets, the Museum Quarter and the road home

Your morning will begin in Museum Quarter.
Take a pleasant walk along beautiful wooden houses and take many beautiful pictures.
The museum quarter includes several museums, including the Terem of the Russian Samovar, which you had a chance to visit yesterday, as well as the Gorodets Gingerbread Museum, the Gallery of Goodness, and the House of Countess Panina, which you will visit today.
It is better to make an appointment to visit any museum in advance at site.

In the ancient Bar manor of the Panin family, which is an architectural monument, the atmosphere of the XIX century reigns. Here you will find exquisite interiors and classical music.
The exposition includes household items and furnishings of noblemen's houses. Antique clocks, gramophones, paintings, costumes, books and much more are on display.
The museum is open from Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 5pm, and on weekends from 10am to 4pm.

In a small beautiful wooden house there is a museum full of various Russian household items.
Oh, that's so good! Vintage, shabby, nice and cozy. These things can be seen endlessly and they make you feel so warm.
Employees of the museum will be happy to tell interesting stories about simple things, you just ask.
The museum is open from Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 5pm, and on weekends from 10am to 4pm.

Already at the entrance you will smell the sweet smell of fresh gingerbread!
This cozy museum contains everything that can be associated with the production of gingerbread, from gingerbread boards of different ages to boxes to store this unique sweetness.
And of course, the museum's exposition contains cakes themselves. Painted, with plot images and even gingerbread houses.
There is a shop where you can buy gingerbread for yourself and as a gift.
The museum is open from Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 5pm, and on weekends from 10am to 4pm.

Before you leave town, stop by the art space you already know for a quick lunch.

It's boring to drive on the highway, but it's always more interesting on winding roads! Only if they are not blocked with snow, of course. Turn off the highway and visit Nikolo-Pogost.
The wooden churches were in Nikolo Pogost back in XVI century and the stone church was built in XVIII century. It is considered a federal monument of history and culture. They are located on a high bank.

Returning to the Gorodets - N. Novgorod highway make a stop at the temple that has been standing here for a long time and has seen many generations. Fans of dilapidated red-brick buildings are especially encouraged to visit it.

The wooden church, built under Peter the Great, is actively deteriorating, but is still magnificent.
Inside you can see remnants of paintings, and interesting architectural elements have been preserved on the façade.