Exploring the Sights of the Pskov Region, an Open-Air Museum
Exploring the Sights of the Pskov Region, an Open-Air Museum
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The Pskov Region is often compared to an open-air museum. Throughout the ages, the region’s towns and villages have preserved the unique heritage of Russia’s... 16.08.2013, Sputnik International
The Pskov Region is often compared to an open-air museum. Throughout the ages, the region’s towns and villages have preserved the unique heritage of Russia’s turbulent history.
The Pskov Region is often compared to an open-air museum. Throughout the ages, the region’s towns and villages have preserved the unique heritage of Russia’s turbulent history.
The Pskov Region is often compared to an open-air museum. Throughout the ages, the region’s towns and villages have preserved the unique heritage of Russia’s turbulent history.
The St. Nicholas Cathedral in the village of Stary Izborsk was first mentioned in the chronicles of 1341. The cathedral personified the village and became its symbol.
The earth for the artificial hill was brought from various historic sites in the region, including the Pushkin Hills, Pskov-Pechora Monastery, Zalita Island, the city of Pskov and the village of Kobylye Gorodishche.
Stary Izborsk is one of the oldest villages in the Pskov Region. It is situated 30 kilometers west of Pskov, on the shore of Lake Gorodishchenskoye. The population is currently 3,892 people, according to this year’s statistics.
The Pskov Kremlin, also known as the Krom, is the historical and architectural center of Pskov and the core of the Pskov Fortress. The Kremlin is home to Veche Square, the Holy Trinity Cathedral and the Bell Tower of the Cathedral.
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