Suzdal Kremlin

Suzdal Kremlin consists of the main church and the palace of the archbishop.

The city of Suzdal is a UNESCO open air museum town. One of three in the world. the other two are Rothenburg ob der Tauber and York.

Suzdal was once one of the leading Russian towns and its Prince Yuri dolguruki fouded Moscow as an outpost.

River Kamenka that runs through Suzdal.	The Suzdal Kremlin. No walls have been retained.
River Kamenka as we went over the wooden footbridge.	The River in the other direction.
Wooden Museum looking from the Kremlin.	A view of the Suzdal Kremlin close up. Consists of a Cathedral and Residence for the Archbishop.
Cathedral in Suzdal.	Part of Archbishops palace.
Main entrance to the palace in Suzdal.	A view of the iconostasis in the Suzdal Kremlin church.
Door of the Suzdal Kremlin Church.	Door of the Kremlin church made with real gold burnt into the brass with mercury.
Cathedral in Suzdal. The Iconostasis - the screen separating the priest from the people.	Fresco in suzdal Cathedral 12th Century.
Cathedral in Suzdal.	View of the town of Suzdal.
Cathedral in Suzdal.	A view of Suzdal market and the stone booths in the background.