Ferris wheel, planetarium and dinner at Nikola Lenivets.

The planetarium is not open on Monday.
More than 25 interactive programs are presented, so adults will also be interested. Fly away into space from all the petty problems of life.

14 buildings of the Guest House. They say they were reconstructed for 40 years. Now it is a spacious small town square with neat lanterns and benches. You can see the bell tower of the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which managed to be a cinema long time ago.

The park can be accessed through a drive-through gate by car. On the way to the bank of the Oka restored fountain "Coquette with an umbrella. It is clean. Modest, but working rides, ice cream tents, a cherry tree alley and a Ferris wheel.

City comfortable beach with cafes, umbrellas, sun loungers on the shores of the Kaluga Sea. Swimming is not recommended, but the locals do not stop it much. Designed as a reserve reservoir for water sports for the 1980 Olympics.

If you want meat in Kaluga, this is the right place for you. For those who don't drive a rich wine list. Interesting interior.

Surrounded by Soviet five-story buildings, a treasure of pseudo-Russian architecture lurks. Now there is a museum of folk art inside. The craftsmanship of the Kaluga region in all its glory.
Days off: Sunday, Monday.

"Ancient Roman viaduct. The bridge was built in 1785. Russian classicism. The pride of Kaluga.

Cozy space with a summer veranda. The cafe is focused on healthy eating. Quiet, pleasant evening in the fresh air.

Tomorrow we are going to meet Nikola Lenivets Park, but in the meantime we are resting in a hotel.