What to see in Tver in 1 day

Although it is very dosed, but in Tver there are attractions for every taste. Old buildings, historical streets, museums and monuments have been preserved here. There is a picturesque embankment along the Volga, as well as countless parks. But, along with cultural and natural wealth, there is always a place for entertainment and fun, from nightclubs and discos to excursions and extreme sports.

Most of the most significant sights of the city are concentrated in its central part. Therefore, all of them can be viewed, even if the travel time is limited to one day.

Arriving in Tver by train, you should pay attention to the old railway station. It has an interesting layout with a perimeter gallery. The railway line was launched through the city in the middle of the nineteenth century.

The main pedestrian street, or "Tverskoy Arbat" is Trekhsvyatskaya. It starts from Tchaikovsky Avenue, which departs from the railway station and stretches to one of the city embankments, named after Stepan Razin.

The pedestrian part of Trekhsvyatskaya Street stretches for almost a kilometer. Along the walking area, you can see old houses that convey the atmosphere of past centuries. Interesting shops and catering establishments work here, the lights of street decorations sparkle, music is playing. Significant city events are often held on Trekhsvyatskaya Street in Tver.

Walking next to Radishchev Boulevard, it is worth "checking in" at the City Clock. The landmark will be the monument to Mikhail Krug - the famous performer of chanson, who was born and raised in this city. There is a performer's museum nearby.

You can also visit the Museum of the Goat, which is located next to Trekhsvyatskaya, on the street. Zhigareva. This animal is a long-standing symbol of the Tver land and an image for numerous creative works of local craftsmen.

Trekhsvyatskaya Street ends at Lenin Square and st. Soviet, which will be discussed in the next part.

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