Usolie and Dobryanka

Start the day with an invigorating breakfast at Café Ray, located near the hotel.

Today you will visit Usolie. Here, on the bank of the Kama River, there is a complex of historic buildings, completely devoid of buildings of the XX century.
Unfortunately, many buildings are in poor condition. But some of them are being restored.
The best view of the complex opens from the Stroganoff Palace. Nearby are the Cathedral of the Transfiguration, the bell tower and shopping malls.
In the building of the Stroganov Chamber is now located Usolsk Historical and Architectural Museum.
Open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10 to 17 hours.

Near the Stroganov chambers there is Golitsyn manor house. There is now a branch of the Berezniki History and Art Museum.
He works from 10 to 17 Wednesday to Sunday, too.

You should have lunch before the long journey. There are no places to eat in Usolie. But your further way goes through Berezniki. There is a large selection of cafes and restaurants. Pretty well fed at the Grill Bar "Montenegro".

The last point of your route is the town of Dobryanka. Here you will visit the embankment of the Dobryanka River and look at the houses along it.
Immediately after the dam is the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin, and behind it is the turn to Lenin Street. There are several pockets along it. Park and go to the embankment.
The embankment covers almost all of the city's historic buildings. The first two-story building is the office building of Dobryansk Stroganov Metallurgical Plant. Then there will be a local history museum. The embankment ends with the river station.

You can also have dinner in Dobryanka. The cafe is cozy, the menu is small, but there's a good selection of salads and hot dishes. Have a little rest before your return journey if you don't want to wait for your home-cooked meal.

It's been a long journey, isn't it time for gas? Come to Gazpromneft for quality fuel, coffee and fresh baked goods to prolong the pleasure of the trip.