My trip to Rostov the Great (about 100 miles (190KM) outside of Moscow
A bit of history. Rostov is one of a group of ancient cities in Russia dating back to the early Middle Ages.
On the way we stopped off to see the remnants of the navy built by Peter the Great and some nice ancient churches.
![]() A view of the inside of the Rostov Kremlin. |
![]() View of the green domed church from the Garden square. |
![]() Rostov Kremlin from near the lake. |
![]() Rostov Kremlin from different angle. In the foreground are the vegetable gardens of local people |
![]() Rostov Kremlin Main Entrance. |
![]() Church in the rostov Kremlin with Green domes. |
![]() Whilst we were in the rostov Kremlin there was a folk dancing event. |
![]() Another picture of the folk dancing. |
![]() Rostov Kremlin Wall with Bastion. |
![]() As we were leaving they rang the bells. No audio but nice to see the bells still get used. |
![]() A view of the motorway with 1000 Km to Archangel. |
![]() The Spasov monastery from Rostov over Lake Nero. |
![]() Main church in the Spasso-Yakovlevsky Monastery. |
![]() The seminary and the wooden hut for the Holy Water. |
![]() Rostov Silver domed Cathedral. |
![]() Another picture of the tank that won the war. |
© Copyright Mark G. Harrison. 06 July 2012.