Lake Plescheyevo

The Alexander’s Hill

Kleshin

The Wall Ring

The Red Square

Rostovskaya Str.

The Temerins’ Manor

Shalanin printing works

Narodnaya Square

Orphanage

The Boys’ Gymnasium

Colleges for Girls

Fire station

Pavlov Mansion House

The Prison Church

The Girls’ Gymnasium

The Varentsov Mansion

Orphanage

The Zhitnikov Mansion

The House of Dr. Schill

“Small Rooms”

Infection barrack

The Kardovsky House

Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Savior

Church of St. Peter the Metropolitan

Sobor of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God

Church of Alexander Nevskiy

Church of the Intercession

Church of the Forty Martyrs

Smolensko-Korniliyevskaya Church

Church of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Znamenskaya Church (The church of our Lady of the Sign)

Church of St. Simeon

Church of St. George

St. Nikita Monastery

St. Danila Monastery

St. Nicola Convent

The St. Theodore Convent

The Museum of History, Architecture and Fine-Arts

Museum–Estate “The Little Boat of Peter the Great”

The Pereslavl Arboretum

Museum of Flat Irons

The Museum of Kettles

The Museum of Steam Engines

Church of St. Peter the Metropolitan, built in 1585
Red Square
The Church of St. Peter the Metropolitan is located in the historical center of Pereslavl, in proximity to the Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Savior. A legend says that the site of the church witnessed the trial and acquittal of metropolitan Peter by the Pereslavl Synod in 1310. Originally the church was built of wood and only in 1584 the construction of a stone church of the same name was financed by Ivan the Terrible. The Church of St. Peter the Metropolitan is one of the most beautiful architectural monuments of the town. Three sides of its elegant tented roof are circled by an open walking gallery. The stepped rising arches augment the decorative look of the church. The church is one of the latest constructions of the classic period of ancient Russia’s architecture.