Kolomenskoye Review

Located on the right bank of the Moscow River in Russia, the Caroline Skoya estate covers an area of 390 hectares, giving you a panoramic view of the picturesque Russian River. In the 14th century, the manor of Caroline Skoia began to become a summer resort for the Russian Tsar, with many ancient churches, beautiful scenery and all seasons.

It was once the summer resort of the Great Ivan and the Tsar of Moscow. The manor houses many churches and wooden buildings built in the 14th to 17th centuries. In the mid-17th century, a wooden palace with more than 270 rooms and more than 3,000 windows was built. In 1532, to celebrate the birth of the Tsar Prince, the church of Jesus was built.

Caroline Skoya Manor, a particularly beautiful leisure holiday manor, is very beautiful, especially in autumn, especially romantic, natural scenery and beautiful architecture perfect unity, highly recommended here!

It covers an area of 390 hectares and offers a panoramic view of the picturesque Russian River. It was here that Peter I spent his childhood. Spring, summer, autumn and winter attract many tourists. In autumn, when fruit trees are ripe, people are allowed to pick them. Many Russian old ladies pick them back and make jams. In winter, many people come here to ski and skate. Various musical plays are often staged and folk festivals and garden activities are held.

Kolomeskoye Manor is the Royal Manor of Russia, a little distance from Moscow. The area is very large. There is a subway station between the north gate and the South gate. Now it is a big park, which has wooden houses, chapels, viewing platforms, bell towers and so on. It is a good place for Moscow people to enjoy their leisure life. It is also the best place for foreign tourists to experience the leisure life of ordinary Moscow people. The Moscow River will also turn here, and you can see it from the viewing stand.

Located on the west bank of the Moscow River, the Caroline Skoia Manor offers picturesque views of the Moscow River. Since the 14th century, the Caroline Skoia Manor has been the summer resort of the Russian Tsar. The Church of Jesus Ascension is the oldest stone tower and cone-top building in the manor. The golden age of the manor was the middle of the 17th century, where a beautiful wooden structure palace was built, and now this beautiful wooden structure palace is no longer there, and beautiful memories are always hidden in the minds of the older generation of Russians.

Located on the Moscow River in the south of Moscow, Carlominskoya Manor has a large park area with a subway station in the north and south. The manor was originally the Tsar's Summer Resort. There were many famous churches, monasteries and Peter I's cabin. One of them was the Ascension Cathedral, a member of the World Heritage List. In addition, in the south of the manor, there is a wooden palace of Czar Alexei Mikhailovich, which has the reputation of the eighth miracle in the world, except for its luxurious wood structure. Unfortunately, it has been demolished. However, in 2010, the palace was rebuilt and opened to the outside world on the basis of the original drawings. No matter its appearance or interior furnishings, the palace can not be missed.