Getting to know the city

Park in People's Square, there's plenty of room.
Have a coffee at the café "Vysoko", then walk along the Trubezh River along the embankment ramparts preserved since the XII century.

Along the rampart you will reach the Spaso-Preobrazhensky cathedral: one of few preserved in Russia pre-Mongolian temples. By the way, Alexander Nevskiy, the native of Pereslavl, was christened in it.
The cathedral is opened for visiting only from May for September and in not rainy weather. It is possible to see it from outside at any time of year.

In the Cathedral of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God of the Purification there is an exhibition hall where you can see and buy pretty good pictures of local artists.

On the first day we had a walk on the territory of the Goritsky Assumption Monastery. Today - visit to the museum part.
At the moment the following expositions and exhibitions are open for visiting:
"Wooden sculpture and carving XVI-XIX centuries"
"The Art of the Russian Village"
"Красной нитью"
"The Beagle sets sail" Amazing World of Nature of Zalessky Krai
"The Edge of War"
Decorative and applied art XVI-XIX c.c. "Riznitsa"
"Wreath to the manor houses"

Further on - lunch at "Popov meadow" tavern.

The last place of the route is the estate "Botik of Peter the Great", the boat "Fortuna" from the poteshnaya flotilla is kept there.
You can leave your car on the opposite side of the street - in the parking lot of the Botik Café.