IZMAILOVO KREMLIN

Description

Essentials about the Izmailovo Kremlin in brief

Except for its name, the Izmailovo Kremlin has very little to do with the Kremlin in the center of Moscow. The former is a recreational and cultural park in the northeast of the Russian capital, where you can visit several museums and buy typical Russian products at a craft and trade market.

The museums of the Izmailovo Kremlin

Opened in 2001, the Izmailovo Kremlin was designed in the style of Russian architecture of the early 17th century. Thus, there is a central and modeled on the traditional architecture of the Moscow Kremlin, which houses several museums, including a vodka museum, a bread museum, a toy museum and a fairy tale museum.

The market in the Izmailovo Kremlin

In addition, a Russian crafts and trade market awaits visitors in the reconstructed medieval wooden fortress. Almost all typical Russian souvenirs are sold there, from matryoshka dolls to furs, woolen scarves and icons. So if you still need a souvenir from a trip to Russia or Moscow, you will certainly find what you are looking for in the Izmailovo Kremlin.