Traveling to holy places. Issue No. 4. Rostov the Great
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Rostov the Great is perhaps the largest pearl in the Golden Ring of Russia, one of the oldest cities in Central Russia, the first references to which dates back to the 86th year. Since 991, it has been the center of the spread of Christianity in North-Eastern Russia, and before the invasion of the Mongol-Tatar hordes served as the political and economic center of the northeastern regions of Kievan Rus. Numerous monuments of Orthodox architecture, the unique ringing of the bells of the Rostov belfry, museums and expositions attract numerous pilgrims and tourists from around the world.
The heart of the city is the Rostov Kremlin and the Assumption Cathedral. The first temple at this place was built in 991. To this day, the building, erected in the middle of the 16th century, has survived. In 2010, regular services were resumed in the cathedral.
It is necessary to visit the Spaso -Yakovlevsky Dimitriev Monastery -one of the most striking monuments of church classicism preserved in the province. And, of course, you can’t ignore the Trinity -Sergius of the Barnetsky Monastery, erected in honor of the most revered Russian saint - the Monk Sergey Radonezh, who was a native of these places.
Many trains following from the Yaroslavl station in Moscow go to Rostov the Great. Muscovites are most convenient to use the Yaroslavl express express following from Moscow at 8:20 and 16:20. The path to Rostov takes about three hours on it. Reverse trains pass through Rostov at 7:20 and at 17:20. Liner taxis and buses go from the city center to the Trans-Jacobovsky Monastery. Trinity-Sergius Varnitsky Monastery is located a few kilometers from Rostov, you can get to Varnitskaya Sloboda on a city regular bus No. 108.
Traveling by car you need a federal highway Moscow - Arkhangelsk (M8) The distance from Moscow is 202 km, from Yaroslavl - 53 km. Near the Rostov railway station, it is necessary to turn in the city center, on Lunacharsky Street to go to the Rostov Kremlin - the Assumption Cathedral is located there. To get to the Spaso-Yakovlevsky Monastery, you need to drive from the Kremlin along Lenin Street to the intersection with Moskovskaya Street, then turn left, to the lake.
To get in the Trinity-Sergius Varnitsky Monastery, you need to follow the M8 highway, after entering Rostov, turn left towards the village of Borisoglebsky. Passing the railway crossing, turn right and drive another 1.5 km
The heart of the city is the Rostov Kremlin and the Assumption Cathedral. The first temple at this place was built in 991. To this day, the building, erected in the middle of the 16th century, has survived. In 2010, regular services were resumed in the cathedral.
It is necessary to visit the Spaso -Yakovlevsky Dimitriev Monastery -one of the most striking monuments of church classicism preserved in the province. And, of course, you can’t ignore the Trinity -Sergius of the Barnetsky Monastery, erected in honor of the most revered Russian saint - the Monk Sergey Radonezh, who was a native of these places.
Many trains following from the Yaroslavl station in Moscow go to Rostov the Great. Muscovites are most convenient to use the Yaroslavl express express following from Moscow at 8:20 and 16:20. The path to Rostov takes about three hours on it. Reverse trains pass through Rostov at 7:20 and at 17:20. Liner taxis and buses go from the city center to the Trans-Jacobovsky Monastery. Trinity-Sergius Varnitsky Monastery is located a few kilometers from Rostov, you can get to Varnitskaya Sloboda on a city regular bus No. 108.
Traveling by car you need a federal highway Moscow - Arkhangelsk (M8) The distance from Moscow is 202 km, from Yaroslavl - 53 km. Near the Rostov railway station, it is necessary to turn in the city center, on Lunacharsky Street to go to the Rostov Kremlin - the Assumption Cathedral is located there. To get to the Spaso-Yakovlevsky Monastery, you need to drive from the Kremlin along Lenin Street to the intersection with Moskovskaya Street, then turn left, to the lake.
To get in the Trinity-Sergius Varnitsky Monastery, you need to follow the M8 highway, after entering Rostov, turn left towards the village of Borisoglebsky. Passing the railway crossing, turn right and drive another 1.5 km
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Journey to holy places
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906854-11-7
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