Since the Middle Ages, the Russian zone Northeast of Moscow

known as "The Golden Ring" was chosen by the Princes for the

richness of its land and its strategic geographical position. Thus it

is a unique historical and cultural cradle.

The city of Suzdal, part of the Golden Ring of Russia., appears for

the first time in history in the year 1024. It was for several centuries

the capital of Russian principalities. Founded in the 11th century,

the Principality of Muscovy, was able to emerge from over 200 years

of Mongol domination (13th-15th centuries) and to gradually

conquer and absorb surrounding principalities.

Untouched by industrialization, Suzdal retains its authenticity

and allows for the experience of a Russia of yesteryear .

The town has retained a rural soul.

Isbas - Traditional rural wooden houses

Historic Market Square

The Sacred Doors – Rizopolozhensky

Convent-1668

Intercession Cathedral (1510-1518):

The Suzdal Kremlin is the oldest part of the

Russian city of Suzdal, dating from the

10th century.

( The Cathedral of the Nativity of the

Virgin and Nicholas wooden chirch

Cathedral of the Nativity of the

Virgin(1222-1225):

St. Lazarus

Saint Euthymius monastery,

Cathedral of the Transfiguration,

and belfry

Church at the Euthymius Monastery

Wooden churches

Barns on stilts, 17 th century –The

Museum of Wooden Masterpieces,

Suzdal

Ressurrection

Church 1776

Museum of wooden

architecture and

peasants life .

In a living room of a

house of a rich peasant