Location: Veliky Novgorod
Top Things to do in Veliky Novgorod
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What to do and see in Veliky Novgorod, Northwestern District: The Best Museums
Immerse yourself in Russian history with a trip to Veliky Novgorod. The town is best known for its incredible medieval churches and monuments, including the 11th century St. Sophia Cathedral. These are some of the oldest buildings in Russia, set in a small town that's easy to get around. Easily accessible by train, bus or car, it's a popular getaway from St. Petersburg.
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1. The Printing Workshop of Velikiy Novgorod
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Printing Workshop of Velikiy Novgorod. Museum of the printing art history and a Russian folk picture.
2. Center of Musical Antiquities
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5.0 based on 109 reviews
The center of musical antiquities executes the scientific program for detection and restoration in forms and sounding of ancient music instruments of the 10-15th centuries, evidence of which archaeologists discover in the old part of Veliky Novgorod. The cultural and educational program of the Center includes exhibitions, tours, consulting, lecture-demonstrations dedicated to the musical culture of ancient Novgorod.
Reviewed By Getaway469567 - St. Petersburg, Russia
Various ancient music instruments presented here will tell their story. If you are visiting Veliky Novgorod you must visit this wonderful place with the great atmosphere. You will be told a story of the ancient Russian city, the medieval capital through acquaintance with the music of this time. The storyteller is genius, who loves her work and keeps this place. The museum was created by Vladimir Povetkin, who was a legendary person in Novgorod, he reconstructed many instruments by himself and was playing them. The excursion during the working days is mainly dedicated to the history of the city and this amazing place while the musical instruments are the focus of the story during the weekends. Anyways, we have enjoyed music from all the instruments in the end of our excursion. We were about to dance as they sound amazing! We are truly grateful to the highly dedicated and professional staff of the museum. We will come back!
3. Novgorod State Integrated Museum Reserve
4. Na Torgu Gallery
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4.5 based on 33 reviews
5. Vitoslavitsy Museum of Folk Wooden Architecture
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4.5 based on 929 reviews
Reviewed By annae937 - Cape Cod, United States
My friends brought me here to see this living history museum while I was visiting Russia. The museum is broken into a series of regions and eras, ranging from the yurt exhibit as you come in, to examples of wooden churches, ordinary houses from various regions, and other interesting exhibits. I would compare this to the Highland Folk Museum in Newcastle, Scotland; or Plimoth Plantation or Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts, USA (though a lot less "reenactor" staff than Plimoth plantation). Worth a detour out of your way if you love living history, architecture, and to go poking in cupboards and historical buildings.
6. State Art Museum of Novgorod Land
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4.5 based on 23 reviews
