Top Things to do in Volga District
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Things to do in Volga District, Volga District: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Volga District, Russia including Kazan Kremlin, Mamayev Kurgan, Kul Sharif Mosque, Mordovian Republican Fine Arts Museum S.D. Erzia, Saint Seraphim-Diveyevo Monastery, Yaroslavl Embankment, Fedorovsky Embankment, The Motherland Calls Sculpture, Iyoshkin Cat Sculpture, Vvedenskiy Tolga Convent.
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1. Kazan Kremlin
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5.0 based on 3,783 reviews
The historic fortress dating back to the 16th to 19th centuries.
Reviewed By 30vladimirr - Moscow, Russia
Kazan Kremlin, an amazing historical place, on the banks of the Volga River. the walls and towers of the Kremlin are very well preserved. The Kremlin itself in architecture is very similar to the Pskov Kremlin. Also white towers and walls, also round towers. I liked the building very much. It was in winter, a cold wind was blowing from the river, it was -23 Celsius, snow was falling, so we moved from museum to museum. On the territory of the Kremlin, there is a museum of the history of this break off and the emergence of the Kazan Khanate in the beginning, and so on. I recommend to visit those who are fond of history, like me).
2. Mamayev Kurgan
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5.0 based on 974 reviews
These momuments marks the area where the Soviet army defeated Hitler's army on the eastern front during World War II.
Reviewed By geelongexpat - Chatan-cho, Japan
Historic area. Now marked with statues and sculptures. An interesting tribute to an interesting time.
3. Kul Sharif Mosque
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5.0 based on 3,413 reviews
Reviewed By Casa62 - Brisbane, Australia
This may be a new mosque compared to others around the world but it's still beautiful. Took photos day and night. The interior is also impressive and its good to spend some quiet time in there when prayers are beung held. One of the symbols of kazan .
4. Mordovian Republican Fine Arts Museum S.D. Erzia
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5.0 based on 143 reviews
The Mordovian Republic Fine Arts Museum named after S.D. Erzia is one of the dynamically developing cultural and educational centres of the Republic of Mordovia, the Volga Region and Russia. The museum collection is based upon the sculptures by Stepan Erzia, a world-known artist, the pictures by Fedot Sychkov, a remarkable painter, Ilya Repin's pupil, the collection of Russian art of the 19th and the 20th centuries, the works of modern artists, folk and applied arts. Despite a comparatively short term of its existence in the cultural area of Russia, the museum already has much experience in organizing regional, state and international art exhibitions. The museum, being an integral part of the world cultural area, takes a lively interest in new creative and constructive contacts and in the ways of organizing the art exhibitions, symposiums and other cultural events connected not only with the fine arts, but also with history, literature, ethnography etc. The scientific and creative potential of the Mordovian Fine Arts Museum makes it possible to develop the museum work successfully within the context of the European cultural values. It serves the development of integration processes, because Culture and Art are the two great forces connecting people of different cultural and religious traditions.
5. Saint Seraphim-Diveyevo Monastery
6. Yaroslavl Embankment
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5.0 based on 1,777 reviews
Reviewed By kazaNina2015 - St. Petersburg, Russia
One of the most important Russian little charming cities , the capital of Golden ring, I recommend to stay in this city at least for 2 days , as it’s so nice to study about Russian history ( city is more 1000 years old!!!! ) and you can see this city on the Russian note ( guess which one ) Really impressed
7. Fedorovsky Embankment
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5.0 based on 582 reviews
Reviewed By kkgreen269 - Moscow, Russia
This is one of the best places to observe sunsets in the city. The amazing view on the two rivers and the “Strelka”, when Oka becames to Volga. Also you could see all down districts of the city with football stadium, Alexander Nevsky cathedral and “Yarmarka” (old fair’s building).
8. The Motherland Calls Sculpture
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5.0 based on 1,339 reviews
Reviewed By F9182DNelenac - Cyprus, null
This huge statue higher than the statue of liberty was built to commemorate the battle of Stalingrad. Be prepared to climb many steps to reach the statue
9. Iyoshkin Cat Sculpture
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5.0 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By Alexander_Kudrin - Samara, Russia
For many years he came to work in Yoshkar-Ola, but could not get to this monument in any way. This time we managed to do it. The cat sits cross-legged on a bench in the public garden near the art museum on the right. A good place for a photo with the personification of the famous Russian expression - Yoshkin cat! It’s something like “Oh, my God”.
10. Vvedenskiy Tolga Convent
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