Top Things to do in Tula
Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Tula, Central Russia
Discover the best top things to do in Tula, Russia including Tula State Museum of Weapons, Temple Demetrios, Church of St. Sergius of Radonezh, Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin, Peter The Great Monument, Monument to Defenders of Hero-Town Tula, Memorial Complex to Defenders of Motherland Sky, Monument to the Сaptain of the Сruiser Varyag V.F. Rudnev, Tula Kremlin Museum, Holy Assumption Cathedral.
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1. Tula State Museum of Weapons
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,535 reviews
Was founded at the Tula gun factory in 1724. Displays the valuable collections of fire-and cold steel arms, Russian and foreign, army and experimental. Gives the chance to follow evolution of arms since the late 16-th century till the present day.
Reviewed By Vasilis73gr - Limassol City, Cyprus
What shell I say , Simply amazing and great what they have done in Tula with this Museum . Incredible Museum in 4 levels , from historical weapons for hunting and war till the most modern weapons , guns and Tanks, Respect for this museum and all the effort they have done
2. Temple Demetrios
3. Church of St. Sergius of Radonezh
4. Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
5. Peter The Great Monument
6. Monument to Defenders of Hero-Town Tula
7. Memorial Complex to Defenders of Motherland Sky
8. Monument to the Сaptain of the Сruiser Varyag V.F. Rudnev
9. Tula Kremlin Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,221 reviews
The Tula Museum, a historical monument of defensive architecture. The territorial restoran in the center of Tula and is one of the landmark/
Reviewed By MrsEVaNikol - Moscow, Russia
The ancient Tula Kremlin (built in the 16th century) with its walls and towers of red brick is in a very good condition. Inside the Kremlin there is a spacios green area with the lawns, walkways, lanterns and benches, a beautiful renovated orthodox Cathedral ( the 18th century, barocco style), the Exhibition Centre, the State Museum of Weapon (the old building) and an arcade of gift shops offering handicraft, souvenirs and sweets. If you are lucky you may visit an open air concert there. A very pleasant place to learn history, to walk and just to have a rest, ancient and modern at the same time. Free of charge (except the Museum of Weapon). The Museum of the Russian Samovar is just a few steps from the Kremlin.
