Top Things to do in Petrovo
- 1. K. Tsiolkovskiy's House Museum
- 2. Etnomir Tourist Complex
- 3. Historical and Architectural and Natural Memorial Estate Linen Plant
- 4. St. Nicholas Chernoostrovsky Convent
- 5. Kaluga Saint-Tikhonov Hermitage
- 6. Kaluga Holy Trinity Cathedral
- 7. House-Museum of Paustovskiy
- 8. The Tsiolkovsky State Museum of Cosmonautics
- 9. Sergey Zharov Private Museum
- 10. Kaluga Park Park of Culture and Leisure
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Discover the best top things to do in Petrovo, Russia including K. Tsiolkovskiy's House Museum, Etnomir Tourist Complex, Historical and Architectural and Natural Memorial Estate Linen Plant, St. Nicholas Chernoostrovsky Convent, Kaluga Saint-Tikhonov Hermitage, Kaluga Holy Trinity Cathedral, House-Museum of Paustovskiy, The Tsiolkovsky State Museum of Cosmonautics, Sergey Zharov Private Museum, Kaluga Park Park of Culture and Leisure.
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1. K. Tsiolkovskiy's House Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By fredbloggs110 - A Manchester Man
When in Kaluga there are two things you must see, one is the State Museum of Cosmonauts and the other is the Tsiolkovsky House Museum. Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was the theoretical physicist in the 1920/30's, and his work laid the foundation to all todays space exploration. The house has been preserved as it was when he lived there and its interesting to where such a great man came from. There is a guide to take you around the house if you wish, but only in Russian, however they have English guide notes available for all rooms if needed. A thoroughly good museum and recommended to visit.
2. Etnomir Tourist Complex
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 729 reviews
ETNOMIR - the largest Russian Ethnographic Park, with the attendance of more than half a million people a year. Space for recreation, sports, songs, dances and outdoor games. Unique tours, workshops, animated and folklore programs, daily festivals and celebrations - all this makes ETNOMIR epicenter of the country's cultural life, as a point of attraction for young people as well as for a more adult and family audiences. Authentic hotels and restaurants with cuisines of the world are waiting for their guests. Founded in 2006, the area - 140 hectares. The distance from the center of Moscow, 110 km.
Reviewed By Tumukingofwu
An excellent idea for a a theme park in a very green location. The exhibition about different countries was very interesting but some of the exhibits lacked interactive features. The best and most popular houses were the ones with demonstrations. Outside there are some Mongolian tents and log cabins from different parts of Russia and the CIS. There are a number of international themed hotels under construction which look very impressive. An assault course for children and adults was very popular, as was the Husky kennel. Once the park is finished it will be a great option for people looking to escape Moscow for the weekend and enjoy a bit of fresh air and fun.
3. Historical and Architectural and Natural Memorial Estate Linen Plant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By gentbrugg - Moscow
A very interesting attraction. Long ago here by a personal decree of the Russian Tsar Peter the Kaluga Industrialists built and formed the country's largest plant for the production of sail canvas and paper. During the Russian-French war of 1812 this manor sheltered the headquarters of the Russian army, and specifically its commander M. I. Kutuzov. And later it became the property of the family of Goncharovs, from which came the wife of "chief" of the Russian poetry A. S. Pushkin and he, by the way, have been here many times. And nearby during the second world war was quartered the famous Russian-French squadron "Normandie – Niemen". Unfortunately, the fate of the manor and the whole village turned out to be unenviable. The manor was rebuilt after destruction and turned into a museum-reserve "Goncharovs - Pushkin", however, environmental conditions in this place are extremely poor. Now, besides the paper mill, there are enterprises of chemical industry, and even Sukhodrev river flowing through the village, looks very unpresentable.
4. St. Nicholas Chernoostrovsky Convent
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By gentbrugg - Moscow
Seeing the appearance of the monastery, it is difficult to say that in former times it was closed a few times – because of its poverty in the late 18th century and of the actions of the Soviets in the last century, when for the monastery was found another use. It was functioned as a museum, college, and even residential apartments. But now it is restored – for the third time in its history – and looks rich and impressive. Now its history is correlated with the memorable battle that took place here during the Russo-French war of 1812, after which it was almost entirely destroyed – with the exception of the gate, that had the depiction of Christ. Now here stands a separate bell tower nearby. Though it is older than two centuries. In general, the complex consists of several buildings, the main of which is the restored (or actually newly built) St. Nicholas Cathedral.
The monastery is worth the visit, especially since in principle it is almost in the heart of the city. For example, to it from the famous Museum of 1812 is only about a kilometer.
5. Kaluga Saint-Tikhonov Hermitage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By gentbrugg - Moscow
This is a men's monastery. Formally it was known since the 15th century, since its founding by the recluse Tikhon of Kaluga (also of Medyn). In fact, what appears before your eyes, began to exist recently. Several times the monastery was destroyed - by Tatars, Lithuanians, Germans and Soviet power, when within its walls were located the technical college and even the military unit, and 5 times it again rebelled at this place. Even the old name of the village was changed – now it is named after the great Russian writer Leo Tolstoy, who've never been here! He visited Kaluga, other places in this region I have been, but this – never. But in the village, which is called Tikhonova pustyn (Saint Tikhon Hermitage), there are no traces of pustyn itself! The monastery is clearly rich – it has three stately temples (blue, green and yellow – if to distinguish them by color), spring, flower beds, paths, spiritual education center, Sunday school, publishing house, library, hotel, bakery. The relics of St. Tikhon are in blue one - the church of the Assumption.
The place is largely legendary. Written sources about the history of St.Tikhon and the monastery almost did not survive, only word of mouth rumor. But sometimes it is stronger than any destruction.
Overall Ratings
5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Aleksander22 - Tallinn
In the middle of the Old Town and in the park of culture and leisure. Recently renovated and with beautiful wall paintings and icons. A really must go whenever you are in Kaluga. And if you are lucky listen to the beautiful sound of the bells ringing!
7. House-Museum of Paustovskiy
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Kuznetsov_Sergey - Moscow, Russia
Известно, что писатель долго жил в Тарусе, здесь есть его дом-музей. Он находится в небольшом деревянном доме, где сохранилась домашняя обстановка тех времен, когда здесь жил писатель. Однако участок рядом с домом превращен в прекрасный сад с большим количеством цветов. Думаю, он выглядит гораздо лучше, чем во времена писателя.
8. The Tsiolkovsky State Museum of Cosmonautics
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 519 reviews
Reviewed By IrinaHarbah - Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
many cosmos exhibits, including rockets, ship models, real space machines, space food and so on... great impressions
9. Sergey Zharov Private Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By KievElenochka - Moscow, Russia
Не подумайте, что вся экспозиция музея это старый ржавый металлолом.Наоборот-все экспонаты изготовлены из металлолома. Милые человечки и животные из разных деталей, трогательные балерина и снеговик и много другого. Поражает полет фантазии художника. Он видит необычное в ,казалось бы , обычных вещах. И даже мясорубка стала украшением-экспонатом музей. Нам понравилось. Ребенок показывал пальцем, узнавая детали или знакомые бытовые приборы. Приятным дополнением к экспонатам стали старые фотографии, коллекция утюгов ..и сопровождение самого автора музея-С.Жарова. За что ему отдельное спасибо.
10. Kaluga Park Park of Culture and Leisure
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By Aleksander22 - Tallinn
Well kept park in the centre of Kaluga with a nice view over river Oka and the new district. You can even find a tree which is more than 500 years old, another tree that was covered with handicraft and the houses at the square are beautiful, nicely restored and worth seeing and spending some time!
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