Krestovozdvizhenskaya Square

Like an open-air architecture museum.
On one side of the square stands the 16th-century Kremlin, on the other — the early 20th-century factory kitchen building, and on the third — the 18th-century Zolotaryov family house and the former City Duma from the 19th century.
This unique combination allows you to capture several historical periods of Tula in one shot.
The square is particularly picturesque in the evening when the fountain and historic buildings are lit up.
There are also cozy benches, flower beds, a fountain, and even a living labyrinth for children.

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