Zvenigorod dessert

How to make candy canes and marshmallows, how to make sourdough - all this you can learn at the sweet museum in Zvenigorod. The exhibition occupies only a few rooms, but you can spend hours looking at the exhibits: cute lampshades, funny pictures, a huge oven and antique utensils.
The museum offers several tours and master classes: you can make bagels, decorate gingerbread, make Guryev's porridge, and sculpt sugar flowers. At the end of the class there is a tea party, at which all the works of the lesson are happily eaten.
To order a master class, call the numbers listed on the official website

Savva Storozhevsky was the founder and first hegumen of Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery in Zvenigorod. Saint Savva lived most of his life in the Trinity Monastery with Sergius of Radonezh. He was the spiritual father of the widow of Prince Dmitry Donskoy - Evdokia - and their third son Yurii of Zvenigorod. The Monk Savva lived his life in strict abstinence and unceasing vigil, loving silence and avoiding conversations with others.

Be sure to visit the Tea Room at the Skeet to admire the beautiful view from the window. The prices here are moderate. This place is famous for its pleasant atmosphere.
On the menu there are traditional pastries, drinks: old recipe sbiten, homemade kvass and fragrant hot tea.
It's closed on Mondays.

For the first time Chekhov acted independently as a doctor here, in Zvenigorod. After graduating from Moscow University, in the summer of 1884, Anton Pavlovich went to replace S. P. Uspensky, a doctor at the zemstvo hospital.

You have a unique opportunity to see the New Temple and the Old Temple.
The Old Temple is a stone building, built in the style of classicism: a two-chambered one-domed quadrangle with a refectory and a multi-tiered bell tower.
The new temple is a four-domed five-domed brick building, built in the Neobyzantine style, with the same three altars.

Stop by the picturesque Alexander Nevsky Church to see a real mix of styles and eras - the church itself is made in the classical traditions of Neo-Russian architecture, and next to it is a real castle, built in the style of British aristocracy estates.
Another picturesque place nearby is the suspension bridge over the Moskva River.

The places around Ruza are very picturesque, but, alas, there are few restaurants here. A good choice for dinner is the restaurant of the hotel "Flagman". There are main, Lenten and seasonal menus. No one will be left hungry!

A day full of impressions is coming to an end, it's time to relax and have a good rest.