"Speckled Hen"

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One of our favorite places to relax with my daughter (2.5 years old): she really likes to feed the animals, and then drink tea with a bun in the hut and dress up in Russian folk costumes. Once we got to a master class on painting a gingerbread - very exciting even for such a small child. It is better to wear rubber boots here in rainy weather.

A wonderful place to visit with kids! A small cozy manor house with a peasant farm. The friendly host will take you on a guided tour with a story about the animals that live here. Everyone can be fed independently. In the hut you will find hot delicious porridge from the oven and tea from a samovar. And a lot of old household utensils - for those who want to get acquainted with Russian life. You can also try on Russian folk costumes and take pictures in them in a pleasant environment. I think that you can come here more than once!

Wonderful place. Chickens, ducks, rabbits, cows, sheep. The animals are well-groomed, the aviaries are clean. There are no predators in cramped cages and all that tin, which is present in pairs in contact zoos. You will be given a quick tour and introduced to the inhabitants of the estate, and then you can feed them. The price includes delicious tea (herbal) and drying. We were also offered porridge, but I don't know if this is a standard offer or not. The house has 3 large tables and benches. I advise you to take something to eat and sit there or on the veranda. You can also take a photo in costumes, in the estate there is a large collection with kokoshniks, scarves and additionally butophoria in the form of gusli and balalaika. There is a souvenir shop. As I understand it, you can buy meat, eggs and chickens themselves I liked the place, give it 5 stars. I hope your comment was helpful.