Russia, Kaluga
Kaluga is a historical city. It is not so old as all the others but has a lot of historical building and monuments.
Attractions
Among the main interesting places of Kaluga city are:
- The Korobov’s Chambers (one of the rare examples of “chamber architecture”, the end of 17th century);
- Merchant Zolotaryov’s estate (the end of 18th - early 19th centuries);
- Stone Bridge across Berezuyevsky ravine (one of the most interesting architectural monuments in Kaluga), one of the largest viaducts in Russia;
- Kaluga Gostiny Dvor was built according to draft of famous architect Pyotr Romanovich Nikitin, the ensemble was begun in 1784;
- K.E.Tsiolkovsky Park;
- Obelisk built on the spot of Gogol’s house;
- Obelisk at K.E.Tsiolkovsky’s grave;
- K.E.Tsiolkovsky statue (the Park of Pease);
- Victory square;
- A.V.Lunacharsky Drama Theater (Theater square).