Rostov Kremlin Collection

Church of Resurrection (1670), Rostov, Yaroslavl region, Russia

Monastery of St James (Spaso-Yakovlevsky Monastery), lake Nero, Rostov, Yaroslavl region, Russia

Fresco in the church of St. John the Theologian (1683), Rostov, Yaroslavl region, Russia

Inscription on 17th century church bell, Rostov, Golden Ring, Yaroslavl region, Russia

Russia, Yaroslavl Oblast, Golden Ring, Rostov-Veliky, Rostov Kremlin towards Lake Nero and the Monastery of St. Jacob

Resurrection Gate Church, built 1670, Kremlin, Rostov Veliky, Golden Ring, Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia, Europe

Rostov the Great. Towers of princely chambers. Found in the Collection of State Oriental Art Museum, Moscow

Rostov the Great. Entrance into the Rostov Kremlin. Found in the Collection of State Oriental Art Museum, Moscow

Rostov the Great. Interior of the Church of Our Savior na Senyakh. Found in the Collection of State Oriental Art Museum, Moscow

In the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Cathedral in Rostov, 1862. Artist: Yurov, Grigori Vasilyevich (?-after 1896)
In the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Cathedral in Rostov, 1862. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Rostov Kremlin, Rostov, Yaroslavl region, Golden ring, Russia Winter view in the Rostov Kremlin (palace of Mitropolit), Rostov, Yaroslavl region, Golden ring, Central Federal district, Russia

The Kremlin of Rostov Veliky, Golden Ring, Russia, Europe

Painted walls in the cathedral of the Kremlin of Rostov Veliky, Golden Ring, Russia, Europe

Russia, Yaroslavl Oblast, Golden Ring, Rostov-Veliky, Rostov Kremlin, Gate Church of Saint John the Devine, interior frescoes

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The Rostov Kremlin, located in the Yaroslavl region of Russia, is a magnificent historical site that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Rostov. One of its notable attractions is the Church of Resurrection, built in 1670. Its stunning architecture and intricate details make it a sight to behold. Another remarkable feature within the Kremlin is the Monastery of St James, also known as Spaso-Yakovlevsky Monastery. Situated near Lake Nero, this monastery offers breathtaking views and serene surroundings for visitors to enjoy. One cannot miss the beautiful frescoes adorning the walls of the Church of St. John the Theologian. Created in 1683, these vibrant paintings depict religious scenes and add an ethereal ambiance to this sacred space. As you explore further into Rostov Kremlin, you will come across an inscription on a church bell dating back to the 17th century. This ancient artifact serves as a reminder of Rostov's long history and its significance within Russian culture. From various vantage points within Rostov Kremlin towards Lake Nero, one can witness picturesque landscapes that seem straight out of a fairytale. The tranquil waters reflect upon centuries-old structures creating an enchanting atmosphere. The Resurrection Gate Church stands tall within Rostov Veliky's Kremlin since its construction in 1670. Its grandeur adds charm to this historic complex while serving as a symbol of faith for locals and tourists alike. Moving towards West Gate at Rostov-Veliky's Kremlin reveals towers that once housed princely chambers during ancient times. These towers stand proud as testaments to bygone eras when royalty resided here. Stepping through Entrance into the Rostov Kremlin transports visitors back in time with every step they take along cobblestone paths lined with age-old buildings steeped in history. Inside Our Savior na Senyakh Church lies another hidden gem within Rostov Kremlin.