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Pushchin volunteers got acquainted with the historical center of Serpukhov

Volunteers from Pushchino visited a tour of Serpukhov “From the monastery to the Kremlin”

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Pushchin volunteers got acquainted with the historical center of Serpukhov

They visited the Vysotsky Monastery, learned the history of the museum and the city theater, walked along the Trading Square and the place where the Alexander Nevsky temple used to stand.

With particular interest, the guests examined the frescoes in the Crucifixion Church, and then went to the cathedrals of Nicholas Bely and All Saints. Completed the route on the Cathedral Mountain - from there opens a view of the city.

The bus for the guests was provided by Deputy Nikolai Pushkin, the tour was conducted by Svetlana Posukhova, the head of the Do Good movement.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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