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THE CITY UP CLOSE

Yaroslavl.

Discover the top attractions and places to visit in Yaroslavl. Explore walking routes and listen to a self-guided audio tour with Tytory.

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Assumption CathedralAlexxx1979 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo

Architecture

Assumption Cathedral

Assumption Cathedral stands where Yaroslavl's history feels particularly concentrated. The Volga and Kotorosl meet nearby, giving the city a broad riverside setting. Yet the impression of antiquity needs a qualification: the present building dates from the early twenty-first century.

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Kazan MonasteryНиколай Васильевич Белавин · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo

History

Kazan Monastery

Kazan Convent reveals a religious community within an active city centre. Its walls enclose a different daily rhythm, but its history is closely connected with that of Yaroslavl as a whole.

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KorovnikiНиколай Васильевич Белавин · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo

Architecture

Korovniki

Korovniki shows that Yaroslavl's splendid architecture was not confined to the centre. Across the Kotorosl, the resources of a trading and working settlement found expression in a church ensemble. It is best understood as the achievement of a community.

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Culture

Metropolitan Chambers

The Metropolitan's Chambers reveal seventeenth-century Yaroslavl without its familiar concentration of church domes. This is a rare surviving example of secular architecture, although its patron was a church leader: Metropolitan Iona Sysoevich, also associated with the Rostov Kremlin.

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Tolga ConventAlexxx1979 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo

History

Tolga Convent

Tolga Convent deserves a separate allocation of time. It stands on the left bank of the Volga beyond a short walk through the historic centre. Here the connection between religious life, river and landscape is particularly clear.

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