Named the dates of the next rounds of free Tula tourist bus

The Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev in his channel in the national messenger MAX announced the dates of the next trips of a free tourist bus to small towns in the region. According to him, on October 10, travelers will go to Chekalin, and on October 24 - to Plavsk (registration for a trip opens on Wednesday before departure).

Meanwhile, the other day another tour bus made to Dubna. Travelers visited the branch of the Museum “Industrial estate of the Mosolov nobles”, where they got acquainted with the exposition and history of metallurgical activities of the Mosolov family. Dmitry Milyaev noted that the tourist bus makes trips to small cities and visiting remote attractions more accessible. Such trips are in high demand, so now the possibility of increasing the number of departures is being considered.

During the trip to Dubna, tourists also strolled through the manor park and admired the autumn landscapes, Dmitry Milyaev listed. And then he recalled that the Mosolov dynasty stood at the origins of Russian metallurgy of the XVIII-XIX centuries. In 1828, Pyotr Ivanovich Mosolov built a three-storey house opposite the cast iron foundry on the Dubenka River with a stone first and wooden upper floors. The facade was decorated with cast iron elements, and the balcony overlooked the pond.

The estate lost its former appearance in the XX century, but in 2020 it was restored to the 500th anniversary of the Tula Kremlin and the Great Zasechnaya Line. Now in the building there are exhibitions, registry office, hotel and restaurant. Nearby, a factory office, houses for servants, stables, carriage sheds, a kitchen and a laundry room are preserved.

Travel by tourist bus remains free, and excursions are paid locally. Dmitry Milyaev noted that the project helps to fulfill the tasks of the tourism development strategy of the region and the national project “Tourism and Hospitality”.