It is impossible to build the future, forgetting about the past. Our compatriots prefer to spend holidays abroad, having completely forgotten that a lot of interesting things can be seen in our country. Along with historical architectural monuments, new objects appear that allow you to learn more about Slavic culture and customs. One of the good examples is the Slavic Kremlin Vitaly Sundakov in the Podolsky district of the Moscow region.
From idea to creating a complex
Vitaliy Sundakov is a famous traveler and public figure. In his opinion, in the modern history of Russia there are many inaccuracies and deliberately distorted facts. Modern people do not know enough about the history of their state and the life of their ancestors. It was with the aim of educating the Russian people that this unique modern reserve was created, called the Slavic Kremlin. Today the complex occupies 2.4 hectares; its construction was started in 2005. All buildings located on the territory of the Kremlin are reconstruction. The following objects are of the greatest interest: the prince's tower, the tent-mill, the Slavic temple and the Siberian hut. All of them were erected after a careful study of the traditions of Slavic architects under the personal control of the owner and organizer of the museum, Vitaly Sundakov.
Slavic Kremlin today
Today, the territory of the Slavic Kremlin hosts a variety of thematic festivals and celebrations of Slavic holidays. These days, everyone can visit the territory and study all the available buildings. Follow the schedule of expected events and choose the most interesting for you personally. In this unique museum complex, workshops for craftsmen are held, clubs for historical reconstruction come forward with various programs, and religious ceremonies are held in Slavic traditions. During such events, anyone can personally get acquainted with the founder and owner of the museum, as well as with the priest of the local church - Rodobor, who is also the guardian of the complex. What is interesting - the place to create the complex was not chosen by chance. According to some archaeologists, on the site where the Slavic Kremlin is located today (Podolsky district today), approximately in the 8-10th century our ancestors really lived.
How to get there
The Slavic Kremlin is located near the village of Valishchevo, Podolsky district. Attention: the complex belongs to a private person and is available for visiting only during public events. For viewing the reconstructed ensemble of the Kremlin, it is customary to make a voluntary contribution - 300 rubles for each adult and 100 rubles for a child or teenager. The owner of the Slavic Kremlin emphasizes that he does not expect profit, and all the money received in the form of donations is used to maintain and improve his brainchild. You can get to the unique museum from the city of Podolsk by buses 31, 67 and 71. You can drive to the Slavic Kremlin by personal transport on the Simferopol highway, turning 35 km onto the Small Concrete Ring, sign “Domodedovo. Bronnitsy. Foresta. " Then after 7 kilometers of the way you should turn to Valishchevo and go to the fork, and then turn to Lopatkino.
