Project on the environment Pereslavl-Zalessky. gold ring of Russia

Brief information about the city Pereslavl-Zalessky is located near Lake Pleshcheevo, a hundred kilometers from Moscow. Here in 1152, at the intersection of trade routes, Prince Yuri Dolgoruky founded a new city. Pereslavl was once rich and famous. In 1302 the city was annexed to the Moscow Principality. In 1688, Peter I began to build a “fun flotilla” on Lake Pleshcheyevo, which laid the foundation for the Russian fleet. Many people helped develop crafts in the city. Pereslavl-Zalessky is located near Lake Pleshcheevo, a hundred kilometers from Moscow. Here in 1152, at the intersection of trade routes, Prince Yuri Dolgoruky founded a new city. Pereslavl was once rich and famous. In 1302 the city was annexed to the Moscow Principality. In 1688, Peter I began to build a “fun flotilla” on Lake Pleshcheyevo, which laid the foundation for the Russian fleet. Many people helped develop crafts in the city.

The secret of Lake Pleshcheyevo The pearl of Russia is Lake Pleshcheyevo, amazing in beauty and purity - one of the main values ​​of Pereslavl-Zalessky. Age about 30 thousand years, depth 25 meters, oval shape. In ancient times, there were settlements of Merians and Slavs in these places. At the foot of the hills, on the shore of the lake, there is the famous blue stone Pearl of Russia - Lake Pleshcheyevo, amazing in beauty and purity - one of the main values ​​of Pereslavl-Zalessky. Age about 30 thousand years, depth 25 meters, oval shape. In ancient times, there were settlements of Merians and Slavs in these places. At the foot of the hills, on the shore of the lake, is the famous blue stone

Blue stone A huge boulder of glacial origin, gray-blue in color, lies on the north-eastern shore of the lake, not far from the hill called Alexander Mountain. Weight – 12 tons. In ancient times, he was worshiped by his pagan ancestors. Sacrifices were made to the stone, it was decorated, and round dances were performed around it. There was a struggle with the stone, they buried it, drowned it, but to no avail. The stone stubbornly returned to its place. A huge boulder of glacial origin, gray-blue in color, lies on the north-eastern shore of the lake, not far from the hill called Alexander Mountain. Weight – 12 tons. In ancient times, he was worshiped by his pagan ancestors. Sacrifices were made to the stone, it was decorated, and round dances were performed around it. There was a struggle with the stone, they buried it, drowned it, but to no avail. The stone stubbornly returned to its place.

The cradle of the Russian fleet Four kilometers from the city on Mount Gremyach, on the shore of Lake Pleshcheyeva, the foundation of the Russian navy was laid. The first Russian shipbuilders and military sailors were trained here. Only the boat “Fortuna” has survived to this day (all other ships burned down during a fire in the 18th century). In 1803, a special building was built for it, which housed the exposition of one of the first provincial museums in Russia. Four kilometers from the city on Mount Gremyach, on the shore of Lake Pleshcheyeva, the foundation of the Russian navy was laid. The first Russian shipbuilders and military sailors were trained here. Only the boat “Fortuna” has survived to this day (all other ships burned down during a fire in the 18th century). In 1803, a special building was built for it, which housed the exposition of one of the first provincial museums in Russia.

Nikita the Stylite, Nikita Monastery The Nikita Monastery became famous thanks to the local saint Nikita the Stylite. Nikita at that time enjoyed a bad reputation: a drunkard, a robber, he made a huge fortune as a tax collector. Having learned about the anger of the people and the prince, he went to the monastery. Before his tonsure, Nikita stood for several days in a swamp, covered in mosquitoes, and lived in a dugout on bread and water. And after such “purification” he was accepted into the monastery. In the monastery I received a gift from above - healing. Using his gift, he healed the prince. Nikitsky Monastery became famous thanks to the local saint Nikita the Stylite. Nikita at that time enjoyed a bad reputation: a drunkard, a robber, he made a huge fortune as a tax collector. Having learned about the anger of the people and the prince, he went to the monastery. Before his tonsure, Nikita stood for several days in a swamp, covered in mosquitoes, and lived in a dugout on bread and water. And after such “purification” he was accepted into the monastery. In the monastery I received a gift from above - healing. Using his gift, he healed the prince.

Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway The Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway was built in the 30s for the removal of peat. This railway still serves remote villages that cannot be reached by other means of transport. In 1991, the Pereslavl Railway Museum was built in the city. The three-kilometer museum line leads to the picturesque village of Talitsy, where a collection of locomotives and rolling stock is located on the tracks of a small station. The Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway was built in the 30s for the removal of peat. This railway still serves remote villages that cannot be reached by other means of transport. In 1991, the Pereslavl Railway Museum was built in the city. The three-kilometer museum line leads to the picturesque village of Talitsy, where a collection of locomotives and rolling stock is located on the tracks of a small station.

Brief information about the city Pereslavl-Zalessky is located near Lake Pleshcheevo, a hundred kilometers from Moscow. Here in 1152, at the intersection of trade routes, Prince Yuri Dolgoruky founded a new city. Pereslavl was once rich and famous. In 1302 the city was annexed to the Moscow Principality. In 1688, Peter I began to build a “fun flotilla” on Lake Pleshcheyevo, which laid the foundation for the Russian fleet. Many people helped develop crafts in the city.

The secret of Lake Pleshcheyevo The pearl of Russia is Lake Pleshcheyevo, amazing in beauty and purity - one of the main values ​​of Pereslavl-Zalessky. Age about 30 thousand years, depth 25 meters, oval shape. In ancient times, there were settlements of Merians and Slavs in these places. At the foot of the hills, on the shore of the lake, is the famous blue stone

Blue stone A huge boulder of glacial origin, gray-blue in color, lies on the north-eastern shore of the lake, not far from the hill called Alexander Mountain. Weight – 12 tons. In ancient times, he was worshiped by his pagan ancestors. Sacrifices were made to the stone, it was decorated, and round dances were performed around it. There was a struggle with the stone, they buried it, drowned it, but to no avail. The stone stubbornly returned to its place.

The cradle of the Russian fleet Four kilometers from the city on Mount Gremyach, on the shore of Lake Pleshcheyeva, the foundation of the Russian navy was laid. The first Russian shipbuilders and military sailors were trained here. Only the boat “Fortuna” has survived to this day (all other ships burned down during a fire in the 18th century). In 1803, a special building was built for it, which housed the exposition of one of the first provincial museums in Russia.

Nikita the Stylite, Nikita Monastery The Nikita Monastery became famous thanks to the local saint Nikita the Stylite. Nikita at that time enjoyed a bad reputation: a drunkard, a robber, he made a huge fortune as a tax collector. Having learned about the anger of the people and the prince, he went to the monastery. Before his tonsure, Nikita stood for several days in a swamp, covered in mosquitoes, and lived in a dugout on bread and water. And after such “purification” he was accepted into the monastery. In the monastery I received a gift from above - healing. Using his gift, he healed the prince.

Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway The Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway was built in the 30s for the removal of peat. This railway still serves remote villages that cannot be reached by other means of transport. In 1991, the Pereslavl Railway Museum was built in the city. The three-kilometer museum line leads to the picturesque village of Talitsy, where a collection of locomotives and rolling stock is located on the tracks of a small station.

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Museum of the History of Money in Pereslavl-Zalessky- one of the newest museums in the city. It was created just 4 years ago, at the end of 2010, based on the collection of entrepreneur Alexander Altunin, which he collected for more than 40 years.

The Money Museum is located opposite, on the other side of the highway. After looking at the teapots, we decided to come here too. We couldn’t even imagine that we would like the museum so much.
These are, of course, not funny museums of teapots and irons. Money is a serious topic. And the history of money is a fascinating topic, inextricably linked with the history of civilization. Learning the history of money of all times and peoples is very interesting not only for numismatist collectors. I didn’t even expect that it would captivate me so much.

The entrance ticket for adults is only 100 rubles (kids are free). This amount includes the excursion.
The museum hall is small. However, money is not cars or even irons. They don't need a lot of space. I liked the excursion for its intimacy - they will take you through it even if there are only two of you. And that's even good. There is an opportunity to carefully examine each coin. I think it’s quite difficult for large groups to get around here. Still, such an excursion should be as visual as possible.
A few words about the collection. The museum presents specimens of money from different eras - from the very first - simple metal circles and figures, to modern banknotes and coins. The exhibition is dedicated to this evolution of money.
​In general, we liked everything about the museum - interesting, educational, hospitable, again very good guide, which is not unimportant. I sincerely recommend visiting!

The very first money.

And this coin is generally considered the oldest.

Kufic dirhams of the 8th-9th centuries. Ottoman Empire XV-XVI centuries.

Coins of Bohemia, Armenia X-XIV centuries.

Coins of Macedonia, Phenicia, etc. I - III centuries.

Coins of Ancient Greece. IV century

Coins of Ancient Rome. III century

Coins of Tyrol, Saxony. XVII century

Peter I on coins.

Square coins from the hryvnia to the ruble were issued under Catherine I in 1725-26. They were made of copper. They were in use for a very short time. Already at the end of 1726 they were confiscated and melted down. Only a few of them have survived to this day. These are the most unique, priceless coins. Here in the Museum of Money in Pereslavl-Zalessky you can enjoy such a rarity.

Copper coins from a treasure of the early 18th century.

Coins from the time of Catherine II. End of the 18th century

Russian coins of the late XIX - early XX centuries.

Paper money of the Russian Empire.

Cards from the times of Soviet power (early 20th century).

The Money Museum not only contains money itself, but also interesting antique and old items.

60s of the last century - Gagarin, Tereshkova...

Soviet coins and anniversary Soviet rubles. Who remembers such piggy banks for coins?

Pereslavl-Zalessky is famous throughout Russia for its monasteries and churches. Pereslavl - Zalessky Historical, Architectural and Art Museum - Reserve The city is included in the list of the country's most popular tourist route - the Golden Ring of Russia. In this presentation we will look at the most interesting sights of the city.

The coat of arms of the city of Pereslavl-Zalessky was approved by Decision 14 of the City Duma of February 7, 2002 “On approval of the coat of arms of the city of Pereslavl-Zalessky”. Description of the coat of arms: (According to the text of the Regulations on the coat of arms) 3.1. The heraldic description of the coat of arms of the city of Pereslavl-Zalessky reads: “In a black field there are two golden herrings, one above the other, the lower one facing.” The motto “greatness and wisdom” is inscribed in black letters on a gold ribbon lined with black. August 16, 1781 June 14, 1972 February 7, 2002

This is the most ancient monastery in the city. It was founded at the beginning of the 12th century. The monastery gained fame in the second half of the 12th century at the time of the death of Nikita the Stylite, the miracle worker. In the center of the architectural ensemble of the monastery is the Nikitsky Cathedral, which was built by Ivan the Terrible in 1564. The beauty of this cathedral surpasses its size among other 16th century cathedrals.

D.N. Kardovsky "Pereslavl amusing flotilla on Lake Pleshcheyevo on August 25, 1692"

THIS IS A VERY INTERESTING PLACE IN THE CITY. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PARK THERE IS A TANK T THIS TANK WAS BUILT IN HONOR OF THE ARCHITECT KOSHKIN WHO DESIGNED IT.

The pearl of Pereslavl-Zalessky is Lake Pleshcheyevo. It is amazing in its beauty and purity. Lake Pleshcheyevo is the main value of Pereslavl-Zalessky. Now it is home to about 30 species of fish. Along with well-known species such as bream, pike, perch, roach, omul, there is also a rare fish - freshwater herring - Pereslavl vendace - royal herring. The last name is due to the fact that in the past it was supplied to the royal table, where its excellent taste was highly valued and served on holidays and during the reception of noble foreign guests.

The private museum of entrepreneur Andrei Vorobyov, which is dedicated to the history of household irons. There are more than 200 irons in the museum collection. However, this collection has no connection with the city of Pereslavl. There is a souvenir shop on the first floor of the museum, and irons are displayed on the second floor. Several times a year, the museum hosts the Iron Festival, where any visitor can experience irons in action.

Museum "Boat of Peter I" (since 1803, the first provincial museum of Russia), where the boat "Fortuna" is preserved Composition of the estate Monument to Emperor Peter I (opened on August 2, 1992) Obelisk to Emperor Peter I (opened on August 17, 1852) Boat house Gatehouse Rotunda White Palace Triumphal Gate

In Pereslavl-Zalessky there is a famous stone located near the shore of Lake Pleshcheevo. There are many legends about this stone. It weighs 12 tons. According to legend, you can make a wish at the stone. You need to stand barefoot on a stone and ask him. But you can only ask for good things. For many years there has been an active fight against the stone. They tried to drown him, dig him up, but there was no effect: he returned to his original position. In ancient times, this stone was a symbol of pagan worship. In winter, the stone always remains open. The snow immediately melts, falling on the stone.

The house of Tsar Berendey is a center for the preservation and development of national traditions and folk arts and crafts of Russia. Every day, master classes on painting wooden souvenirs are held here for everyone. Here, before your eyes, they create original souvenirs that you can purchase. Fantastic, funny folklore programs are organized on the territory of the house, in the clearing. The legendary Tsar Berendey and his assistants invite visitors. The legendary Tsar Berendey and his assistants greet the guests. The Maslenitsa, Krasnaya Gorka, and Rite of Birth programs are so popular that all sessions of these programs are booked several weeks in advance.

We got acquainted with the most interesting sights of the city of Pereslavl - Zalessky. I really hope that I managed to arouse your interest in this city, as well as pride in the fact that it is in our vast Russia that such a city as Pereslavl-Zalessky exists. Of course, in this presentation we got acquainted with only a small part of the attractions that Pereslavl-Zalessky is rich in. If you want to personally visit this city, you will discover a more extensive list of interesting places in Pereslavl-Zalessky!

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Pereslavl-Zalessky. Story. Pereslavl-Zalessky is located near Lake Pleshcheevo, a hundred kilometers from Moscow. For a long time, people settled around the lake, which splashed waves even with a slight wind. Here in 1152, at the intersection of trade routes, Prince Yuri Dolgoruky founded a new city. Pereslavl was once rich and famous. The name of the city itself is translated from Old Russian as “taking over glory.” The most famous Pereslavl prince was Alexander Nevsky, who was born in the city and then went to reign in Novgorod. The people of Pereslavl did not forget the name of the great commander. On Red Square, grateful fellow countrymen erected a monument to Prince Alexander Nevsky. After joining the Principality of Moscow in 1302, Pereslavl saw almost all the great princes and kings. During the reign of Ivan the Terrible, Pereslavl became a stronghold of the oprichnina. The Tsar, planning to move the capital from Moscow to Vologda, considered Pereslavl as a strategic point. The Nikitsky Monastery stood near the road leading to Vologda in 1561-1564. was turned into an impregnable fortress. At the beginning of the 17th century, Pereslavl-Zalessky was captured by Polish-Lithuanian invaders, who were driven out of the city in 1609 by Skopin-Shuisky's troops. Together with the militia of Minin and Pozharsky, the Pereslavl residents took part in the liberation of Moscow. The end of the century was marked by unprecedented revival for Pereslavl. In 1688, Peter I began to build a “fun flotilla” on Lake Pleshcheyevo, which laid the foundation for the Russian fleet. Carpenters, blacksmiths, lumberjacks, and carvers began to come here from all over the country, influencing the development of crafts in the city. Modern Pereslavl, despite a number of large industrial enterprises, remains a protected place. The city captivates everyone with its special comfort, the tranquility of the narrow streets, the quiet flow of the Trubezh, overturned boats near the neat houses located on both sides of the river street. Due to the development of tourism, Pereslavl has become one of the most attractive places on the Golden Ring.

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Questions to the text: Where is the City of Pereslavl-Zalessky located? Who founded the city? How is the name of the city translated from Old Russian? Who was the most famous Pereslavl prince? Which prince did the grateful fellow countrymen erect a monument to on Red Square?

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Sights of the city Goritsky The Assumption Monastery arose in the 16th century. under Ivan Kalita. The monastery is located on a hill near the southern shore of Lake Pleshcheevo. Thanks to its location, it is visible from everywhere. Monuments of the 16th century not preserved in the monastery; the existing ensemble was formed in the 17th-18th centuries.

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Sights of the city: Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral (1157). The oldest building in North-Eastern Rus', one of the early examples of Vladimir-Suzdal architecture. The temple is extremely simple and modest, but how much strength and power it has! It amazes with its severity and inaccessibility. Unfortunately, the interior decoration of the temple has been lost. But individual fragments of paintings, icons, and church utensils are in the largest Moscow museums. The son and grandson of Alexander Nevsky are buried in the cathedral. A monument to the commander was erected on the square in front of the temple. On Red Square, not far from the Transfiguration Cathedral, in 1585 the Church of Peter the Metropolitan was erected in honor of a prominent church figure of the 14th century. first Metropolitan of Moscow Peter. The shape of the tent of this temple is inherited from wooden Russian churches. Stone tented churches are a rarity. This type of temple construction includes the world famous St. Basil's Cathedral on Red Square in Moscow.

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Sights of the city Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway was built in the 30s for the removal of peat. This railway still serves remote villages that cannot be reached by other means of transport.

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Sights of the city Pereslavl narrow-gauge railway In 1989, the narrow-gauge railway was purchased from the state into private ownership and became the only private railway in Russia. In 1991, with the support of the new management of the railway, a group of enthusiasts organized the Pereslavl Railway Museum here - the country's first society for the preservation of railway history, which has its own tracks. The three-kilometer museum line leads to the picturesque village of Talitsy, where a collection of locomotives and rolling stock is located on the tracks of a small station and in the depot. Three locomotives, several carriages and railcars have already been repaired and are in working condition; other equipment is waiting for its turn.

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Sights of the city Nikita Stolpnik. Nikitsky Monastery. Became famous thanks to the local saint Nikita the Stylite. Nikita at that time enjoyed notoriety. A drunkard, a libertine and a bribe-taker, he made a huge fortune as a tax collector. Having learned about the people's and prince's anger, Nikita went to the monastery. There is a legend that before being tonsured, Nikita stood for several days in a swamp, covered in mosquitoes, and lived in a dugout on bread and water. And only after such “purification” was he accepted into the monastery. Nikita died at the hands of an angry people. According to another version, he was killed by the prince’s relatives. Already in the monastery, Nikita received the gift of healing from above. When the Chernigov prince came to Pereslavl to seek healing from Saint Nikita, the saint of God did not go to the prince, but gave him a staff. Touching the staff, the prince was healed.

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Sights of the city Blue Stone A huge boulder of glacial origin, gray-blue in color, lies on the north-eastern shore of the lake, not far from the hill called Alexander Mountain. The weight of the stone is 12 tons. In ancient times, he was worshiped by his pagan ancestors. Sacrifices were made to the stone, it was decorated, and round dances were performed around it. The adoption of Christianity did not change the attitude towards the stone. Local residents did not want to give up cheerful festivities in the lap of nature. The secular authorities and the Orthodox Church were seriously concerned about such indecent behavior of the population. There was a struggle with the stone, they buried it, drowned it, but to no avail. The stone stubbornly returned to its place. It turned out that in the spring the wind drives ice hummocks to the northern shore of the lake, which sometimes reach the height of a two-story house. Freezing into the hummocks, the stone moved along with them to the shore until the ice pushed it onto the shore.

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Sights of the city The secret of Lake Pleshcheyevo The pearl of Russia - Lake Pleshcheyevo, amazing in beauty and purity - one of the main values ​​of Pereslavl-Zalessky. The lake is of glacial origin, its age is about 30 thousand years.

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Museums Historical, Art and Architectural Museum-Reserve Since 1919, the Pereslavl Historical and Art Museum has been located in the buildings of the Goritsky Monastery. Its collection contains unique and varied exhibits, many of which have been at exhibitions in Russia and abroad, and are well known to specialists and lovers of Russian history and culture. Among them are the rarest archaeological finds, first-class works of ancient Russian painting of the 15th-18th centuries, amazing examples of wood carving and wooden sculpture, jewelry, and paintings by famous artists of the 19th-20th centuries. The museum’s “Petrine” collection has no analogues, containing rare items related to the stay of Peter I on Pereslavl soil. There are exhibitions of ancient Russian art, Russian painting of the 18th-20th centuries, decorative and applied art of the 16th-19th centuries, the department of the region’s nature, exhibitions “For the Glory of the Fatherland”, “The Art of the Russian Village”, “Pereslavl in the Time of Peter the Great”, “ A wreath for estates”, “Masks of literary heroes” by folk craftsman S.I. Potapov, “Furniture and lighting fixtures of the 18th-19th centuries.” etc. Folklore and theatrical festivals, educational and entertainment events for children and youth are held on the territory of the museum. The branches of the museum are: the museum-estate “Botik of Peter I”, the Transfiguration Cathedral, the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity-Danilov Monastery, the Ganshin estate in the village of Gorki. (Tue - Sun - from 9.00 to 17.00)

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Museums Botik of Peter I. Museum-estate. Four kilometers from the city on Mount Gremyach, on the shore of Lake Pleshcheeva at the end of the 17th century. Peter I began the construction of a “funny” flotilla, which laid the foundation of the Russian navy. To this day, only one ship from the entire flotilla has survived - the boat "Fortune" (all other ships burned down during a fire in the 18th century). In 1803, a special building was built for it, which housed the exposition of one of the first provincial museums in Russia. From 1688 to 1693 In Pereslavl, about 100 ships were launched, among them several frigates, including the 30-gun Mars and Anna. The first Russian shipbuilders and military sailors were trained here.

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Museums The Teapot House Museum on the shore of Lake Pleshcheyevo opened in July 2003 in the village. Veskovo, Pereslavl district, Yaroslavl region. Founders: Andrey Vorobyov and Dmitry Nikishkin. The young guys collected more than a hundred unique exhibits of copper, porcelain, cupronickel, teapots and other teapots of various shapes and purposes dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as everything related to the tradition of drinking tea in Rus'. Candy boxes, sugar bowls, spoons, forks, sugar tongs, coasters, tea storage jars. The exhibition is housed in a wooden hut with a Russian stove, lovingly repaired and originally painted.

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Museums Iron Museum The Iron Museum, created by collector Andrei Vorobyov with the participation of the House of Artists in Pereslavl, was opened on June 29, 2002. The first mention of a metal iron appears in 1656 in the book of records of the queen’s expenses: “I give 5 altyns to the blacksmith Ivashka Trofimov, and for that money he installed an iron iron in the queen’s chamber.” Now in the collection there are 5 types of metal irons: carbon, solid, iron , heated by an additional object, cast iron, alcohol, electric. Charcoal iron. heated by hot birch coals. The collection includes coal irons: cast iron, 11 bronze, even aluminum; factory irons, handmade irons. Russian, Polish, Belarusian.

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Museums Iron Museum One of the oldest irons in the collection of solid irons is the lion iron. One of the youngest irons is the whale-shaped iron. An iron heated by an additional cast iron PLATE. An additional 2-3 dies were attached to the iron. They can be heated and changed alternately. The ironing process is continuous. There were such irons in the 16th, 19th and 20th centuries. The Museum has several types of such irons: bronze, similar to a sewing machine; cast iron similar to a telephone; bronze, resembling a rocket. All irons are different, but each is a work of art. It feels like it was made to last and was made with soul.

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Trades. Pereslavl embroidery Embroidery is one of the oldest and most widespread types of folk art. For many centuries, embroidery has been used to decorate a variety of peasant household items and costumes. In the past, every peasant woman knew how to weave and embroider. With great skill and taste, women decorated homespun clothes, valances, and towels, embroidering various patterns on them with linen, wool and silk threads, which they themselves dyed with vegetable dyes. Skillful embroidery gave the women's costume an extraordinary elegance. The shirt, apron, poneva, and headdress formed a single colorful ensemble. Ancient embroideries are distinguished by their richness and variety, among them there are single-color and multi-color, and thin through, similar to lace, and dense, reminiscent of aplomb.

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Trades. Pereslavl embroidery Russian embroidery patterns contain geometric, floral, and sometimes architectural motifs. By the nature of the patterns, execution techniques and color, folk embroidery in different regions of Russia had its own distinctive features. In the last few decades, embroidery craft has grown significantly, developed and taken one of the first places among other artistic crafts in Russia. A special place among enterprises specializing in embroidery is occupied by the embroidery factory “New World” (Pereslavl-Zalessky), whose craftswomen not only perfectly master the skills of ancient Russian embroidery, but also develop this craft in accordance with the requirements of the time. This is the only large-scale machine production in Russia of unique embroidery on any fabric.

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Make up dialogues based on the situations presented. Your friend said that a bus tour of the famous places of Pereslavl-Zalessky will take place soon. Ask him what you can see on such an excursion. You want to go to the Historical, Art and Architectural Museum-Reserve. Call there, find out opening hours and weekends. You arrived in Pereslavl-Zalessky for two days. Discuss with your friends where you can go during this time.