Kolomna is not in vain is considered one of the most picturesque cities of the Moscow region - she immediately enchants all guests with its cute streets, a cozy cafe and historical architecture. Despite the small size of the city, there is something to see, especially as for historical buildings: Kolomna's architecture is a real meeting of all the styles of Russian architecture in the last seven centuries.
Of course, the temples and churches of the architectural ensemble of the city are quite a significant part of the architectural ensemble of the city (the Male Monastery, the Bushen Monastery, the Assumption Cathedral - everything is done at different times and in different styles). But the neophanas of the temple architecture will admire: walk through the cozy streets of the historic center, look at the monument of the Wooden architecture of the XIX century - the estate of Lviv - and look at the Lazhchnikov estate (in addition to the excursions about the life and work of the writer there are silent movies).
Highlight the time to Kolomna Kremlin, where the cultural and educational program is concentrated: inside the main historical monument of the city there are art galleries, a museum of the Russian photograph and local history museum.
If you want to get closer to the life of the merchants and peasants of that time, then go to the private museum "Forging Sloboda" - there you can see objects of people's life and blacksmith skill and even try to make something alone. In the neighborhood there is a museum of flax and life of a Russian woman with samples of vintage dresses and men's clothing from flax, sewing supplies and weaving machines. In general, the full immersion in the history of Russia is provided.
But in Kolomna it is worth riding not only for beautiful species, but also for gastronomic impressions. Mandatory point in your route - Pastille Museum, which occupied the ancient merchant estate of Suranov. To accurately try all the variations of this dessert, look also on the tea in the "Cafe in the garden" and "Confectionery kitcherster P. P. Swedov" - the latter has already been 145 years old (since 1875) and prepares sweets according to the original recipes of the XIX century.
And of course, it is impossible to leave Kolomna, without trying local Kalachi - go for them to the Kalanaya Museum. Bread there bake on the restored antique recipe: it can be bought with you in the window on the street or go inside and look at the process of cooking the Kalach.