A. L. Konovalova, a student at the Tver College of Service and Tourism, together with the Tver Tourist Information Center, invites you for a walk along Millionnaya (“Millionaires' Street”), the old name of Tver's main street, to discover your hometown anew and be inspired by its rich history! We look forward to seeing you!
Square of the Holy Blessed Prince Mikhail of Tver
История · 📸 Take photos · ⛲ Square
Monument to Mikhail Yaroslavich of Tver
📸 Take photos · 🗿 Monument
Tver Region Ministry of Tourism Building
📜 Learn the city's history
Memorial Plaque to Pyotr Alexandrovich Pletnev
📜 Learn the city's history · 🖼️ Bas-relief
Stereoscope
⏳ Ponder the eternal · 🏛️🕰️ Compare the eras
Lenin Square
История · ⛲ Square
Stereoscope
⏳ Ponder the eternal · 🏛️🕰️ Compare the eras
Merchant Barsukov's Hotel
История · 👀 Watch city life
Stereoscope
⏳ Ponder the eternal · 🏛️🕰️ Compare the eras
Karl Marx Monument
🗿 Monument
Ivan Petrovich Wulf's House
История · 👀 Watch city life
Tver Museum of Local History
🏛️ Museum
Transfiguration of the Savior Cathedral
🕍 Place of worship
Monument to St. Simeon and Grand Prince Mikhail of Tver
🗿 Monument
Travel Palace
📸 Take photos · 🏛️ Museum
Gymnasium No. 6
📜 Learn the city's history
Point 3
📜 Learn the city's history
The building was erected in 1770, at the same time as the Teachers' House, to a design by the architect Nikitin in the Classical style. This can be seen on the facades, where most of the architectural details have survived. Both houses were built “with state funds and for state needs.”
At first the building housed a post station. Its interior included a “letter-receiving room,” an entrance hall, a storeroom, and a guardroom on the ground floor, and on the second floor the postmaster's apartment and a room for visitors. Next door were stables where horses were changed and omnibus passengers boarded. In the early 19th century the building was sold to a private owner, who leased it out as a tavern. Later the Konyaev merchants bought the building and in 1893 added a third floor, where the Modern cinematograph opened in the early 20th century. Until 1930 the building housed a concert hall where a symphony orchestra performed and touring theaters appeared, and then it became the House of Science and Technology. Today the building houses the Ministry of Tourism of Tver Region.
Point on route “A Walk Along Millionnaya”
Point 3
📜 Learn the city's history
The building was erected in 1770, at the same time as the Teachers' House, to a design by the architect Nikitin in the Classical style. This can be seen on the facades, where most of the architectural details have survived. Both houses were built “with state funds and for state needs.”
At first the building housed a post station. Its interior included a “letter-receiving room,” an entrance hall, a storeroom, and a guardroom on the ground floor, and on the second floor the postmaster's apartment and a room for visitors. Next door were stables where horses were changed and omnibus passengers boarded. In the early 19th century the building was sold to a private owner, who leased it out as a tavern. Later the Konyaev merchants bought the building and in 1893 added a third floor, where the Modern cinematograph opened in the early 20th century. Until 1930 the building housed a concert hall where a symphony orchestra performed and touring theaters appeared, and then it became the House of Science and Technology. Today the building houses the Ministry of Tourism of Tver Region.
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