Fresh air of Nizhny Novgorod and acquaintance with Cheboksary

Modern 1902. Now a house of crafts and folk art inside. Nizhny Novgorod carvings on the facade of the fabulous house.

The city park is not very far from the center of Nizhny Novgorod. An old rotunda, an abandoned green theater, a beach on the embankment with umbrellas gradually leads us to the main alley of the park. In comparison, it resembles a southern resort of post-Soviet spaces. Carousels, cute modern cafes, a zoo, even a water park!

A modern cafe with democratic prices. Cool earthenware and Greek cuisine. For introverts, it's nice that the waiter gives you a remote "remote control" along with the menu and doesn't bother you again without your wish.

There is a feeling that in some places the embankment is suspended on pedestrian bridges. Deep ravines as if dissecting the bank of the Oka. One can see the roofs of the old houses on Rozhdestvenskaya Street, Strelka, the Church of the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary and, of course, the cast-iron statue of Maxim Gorky, looking out into the Volga distance. Probably the main hero of the city.

One of the main attractions of the city. 560 steps turn into a staircase that connects Nizhne-Volzhskaya and Verkhne-Volzhskaya embankments. Hills, water and deer as a symbol of the city. And here you can also take a ride on the cable car, another form of urban transport.

A roadside cafe. It's served quickly, without false hospitality. The portions are large, the kitchen is home.

A humble square in the city of Cheboksary. Birch alleys and several sculptures among five-storey buildings. A little walk before going to bed.

We rest from the road at the hotel, and tomorrow we will see the city in daylight.