Church of the Cover on Nerl and Suzdal

Perfect place for sandwiches, intimate conversations and tea in nature. The bare space of a high hill, the river Klyazma. From here you don't want to leave and it's hard to convey in words how calm and beautiful.

Rigorous interior. Beer own production, but only instant coffee. Homemade cutlets and tomato juice, like in dining rooms from childhood.

Among the fields, away from cities and towns, the manor has been preserved relatively in its original form, which is rare. At the entrance to the park there is a price list, but we never met any workers. The Lord's House, which is about 250 years old. The family crest of the Taneyevs: a wooden lion and a woman with a gun. In theory, you can take a boat ride. Only the sounds of the surrounding nature.

A kind of symbol of Russia and definitely a tourist place. The church seems to have become something united with the landscape. Instead of fishermen on the river bank there are people behind easels. And that's no surprise. You leave here too, turning around a few times to remember the view better.

The wooden multi-coloured houses of varying degrees of turbulence and grooming are replaced by the Gostiny Dvor. Sunday church in the middle of the shopping square. Among the classic paired columns are tourists and local sellers. Various twists of jam are replaced by works of artists with a view of the city, Suzdal mead is sold in tents. At the same time it all looks nice enough.

A view of the historic city center, which opens up if you bypass the shopping malls. Here you merge with space. You thankfully smile at the city and its landscape.

View of the Suzdal Kremlin and the glass roof from the window. Traditional Russian cuisine. Polite staff.

Tomorrow we will smoothly return home, but in the morning we will enjoy Suzdal a little bit more.