Our Cheboksary twice received the status of the cleanest and most comfortable city in Russia - on the excursion you will see this. And of course, you will learn about the history of the city, the life of the Chuvash before and now. Appreciate the modern Red Square and ancient houses of merchants, visit the observation deck, get acquainted with monuments and temples.
What awaits you
Main sights and observation deck
The historical part of Cheboksary is the one that survived after the flooding of the city in 1980. That's where we're going to go.
We will stop near the stone with runes, opposite the National Museum, a symbol of the ancient Chuvash writing.
Let's walk along the renovated Red Square and look into the open-air museum.
On our way you will see a light bridge - the longest illuminated tunnel in Russia. Then the Monument to the Patron Mother - the main dominant of the city. The oldest prison in Russia and the temple, built in the middle of the 17th century with preserved frescoes.
And you will admire the views from the observation deck.
Past: Events, Architecture and People
In a couple of hours you will discover many entertaining facts and plots from the life of the city with a 550-year history. For example, you will learn how Cheboksary almost turned into Venice. Hear about a Chuvash merchant who built a house for his beloved, where all the windows are different. You will get acquainted with the temples of early Orthodox buildings, with old houses in the Baroque and Art Nouveau styles.
Organizational details
Children under 9 years old are free of charge, they do not need to book a ticket for them. No more than one stowaway child per adult.
Meeting point: on the Boulevard of the Merchant Efremov
Max persons: 10
Price: 850 rub. per person
Movement type: foot
Your guide: Наталия
Greetings to all as much as possible! I am Natalia, Chairman of the Association of Tour Guides of the Chuvash Republic. I am an experienced traveler who has visited many countries. Now my hobby has become a profession. I know exactly what you need to tell and show so that you have the most vivid impressions of visiting our beautiful city. I will also gladly share the advice of a local resident: what to bring as a souvenir, where to get acquainted with the national cuisine and which museums to visit.