Top Things to do in Middle Volga
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What to do and see in Middle Volga, Volga District: The Best Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Middle Volga, Russia including Kazan Kremlin, N. A. Durova's Memorial Estate, Konstantin Vasilyev's Museum, Slava Zaitsev's Art Gallery and Studio, Galileo Park, Museum "Tatarskaya Sloboda", Stalin's Bunker, Bolgar State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve, The Penza Regional Art Gallery of K.A. Savitskiy, Penza State Museum of Local Lore.
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1. Kazan Kremlin
Overall Ratings
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. N. A. Durova's Memorial Estate
3. Konstantin Vasilyev's Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By JMK-Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh, United States
I wasn’t familiar with the artist but was impressed with the museum. His work was varied and most of it was pretty good. We also got to talk with an artist who currently has an exhibit at the museum. He was very friendly and it was interesting to hear him explain what he was trying to convey in his art.
4. Slava Zaitsev's Art Gallery and Studio
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5.0 based on 189 reviews
5. Galileo Park
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5.0 based on 150 reviews
The pavilion of more than 1000 m2: interactive exhibits, optical illusions, amazing musical instruments, the mysterious mirror, the room with the broken gravity, intricate mazes, unexpected photo zone and much more. You’ll feel a dwarf and a giant, learn to play the water pipes, play on the strings of invisible harps, create your own world.
6. Museum "Tatarskaya Sloboda"
7. Stalin's Bunker
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 519 reviews
Reviewed By kennysteen - St. Petersburg, Russia
We visited this on our first trip to Samara in Feb 2019. The tour was only available in Russian, but thankfully my wife was able to provide additional translation where I didn't understand. The tour guide is extremely knowledgeable and is more than happy to share more than just the standard tour speech. It is a very cool place to get an insight into how important Kuybyshev (now Samara) was to the Soviets during the war and to understand why Stalin decided to have the bunker built here. The fact that none of the surrounding embassies/consulates were aware of the structure is quite incredible. Highly recommend this attraction.
8. Bolgar State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve
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4.5 based on 120 reviews
Bolgar State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve is the site management of Bolgar Historical and Archaeological Complex World Heritage site. The museum-reserve offers a wide-range of guided tours in Tatar, Russian and English languages.
Reviewed By AnnaMishina - Moscow, Russia
Was there with 1 day excursion in July 2020. It takes a while to drive there from Kazan (be ready, some toilets on the way cost a money). This historical and architectual comlex is situated in very beautiful area on the river side with stunning views. In museums you can learn about Tatarstan and tatar's history, migration of different folks. In the cafe there most food is with meat and chicken, if you don't eat this take some food with you.
9. The Penza Regional Art Gallery of K.A. Savitskiy
10. Penza State Museum of Local Lore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
