Slavic village of the 10th century

Very interesting. I was there with my family, everyone really liked it. Special thanks to the guide Sergey for an interesting story.

The director himself is in place. They show an 8-minute film about the village. Then you can see everything. Free for children and schoolchildren under 16. Curiously, there are entertainments such as dress up in the clothes of those times, throw a spear, mince a coin. Due to quarantine, not everything is available. But you can see all the houses. An interesting place to walk for an hour.

The Slavic village needs to be visited only with the order of an excursion (it cost us 280 rubles - 2 adults, a teenager and a child). You will learn a lot of interesting moments from the guide. A lot of positive emotions and wonderful photos! Thank you very much Sergei Borisovich for an interesting story!

Everything was interesting and informative. The tour is inexpensive and fun. We came across a guide - a guy. He spoke with humor, answered questions, etc. the only thing is that it all went quickly, in my opinion (about 40 minutes of walking tour). Due to the quarantine, there was no entertainment part with javelin throwing and dressing in old Russian clothes. In general, it was very cool.

Olga Mikhailovna, a very professional tour guide, gave us a tour. Our ancestors invested so much work to create their own way of life and provide themselves with the necessary for life. But the oldest family members lived in the largest house.