Oh, yes, the Tula gingerbread!

When you arrive in Tula, you can catch your breath over a cup of coffee at a local cafe.

The museum is dedicated to the history and traditions of Tula gingerbread making. You can see with your own eyes an incredible-sized gingerbread cake weighing 50 kilograms!
Be sure to sign up for the tour in advance.
Weekends: Monday and Tuesday.

"Rooster in wine" is a platform for those who love to eat and cook delicious food as well! Here you will learn how to cook not only restaurant dishes, but also the well-known kulebyaka and puff cake.
Sign up for the master class in advance! Pre-register sign up for the master class.

What a visit to Tula can do without a walk around the walls of the famous Tula Kremlin? Take some memorable photos of its mighty walls. If you wish, you can also sign up for a tour on the official website.

Tula samovars" museum is one of the most interesting and very famous symbols of Tula along with "Tula gingerbread" museum. A small but interesting excursion will allow you to understand all the subtleties of samovar production of this region.

We suggest finishing the trip in one of the most authentic restaurants in Serpukhov - "Matrena". A fine selection of dishes of Russian national cuisine in the atmosphere of antiquity will definitely brighten up any evening.