Belgorod residents continue to be introduced to Yaroslavl. This time a group of children visited the museum-reserve. Let me remind you that almost 400 people, including pensioners, women, and children, arrived in our region a month ago from the Belgorod region, which is currently under fire. They were accommodated comfortably and provided with everything they needed. An extensive program of acquaintance with the culture and history of our city has been prepared.
Belgorod residents have already met the inhabitants of the Yaroslavl Zoo, visited a programming school, and managed to go to Kostroma. Curious guests are actively exploring the capital of the Golden Ring in all available ways. The guys admit that they liked the ancient architecture the most.
Sonya Logvinova:
“I like everything, and I was surprised when we were given a tour and there were beautiful houses there. They said that they were preserved, they are very ancient.”
The children are accompanied by mentors and teachers. By the way, they completely agree with the children’s opinion and have already imbued with the local atmosphere.
Kristina Logvinova, teacher:
“The city, of course, is of cosmic beauty. The more you see him, the more he sinks into your heart, the more you still want to see him. Fortunately, the weather allows us. We try to travel by train a couple of times a week; you have good transport. Therefore, everything is conducive to learning more and more.”
Polina Selinskaya, guide:
“To begin with, we also went to the Church of John the Baptist, which is depicted on the 1000-ruble banknote. I see interest and sparkling eyes. They like it and I hope they will come back here again. The Belgorod ones, it seems to me, they are so more open, sincere, and I can see that they listen to my every word with such pleasure. So it’s very nice.”
The host tries to make the guests’ stay not only interesting, but useful.
Alexey Ermakov, excursion organizer:
“We conduct excursions according to their needs. Our first excursions were about career guidance in the industrial zone that we have in the city. This excursion is of a purely historical nature.”
Artyom Molchanov, mayor of Yaroslavl:
“The guys really liked it, they said it was interesting, great. In general, we want to show all the best sides of our city, we are always happy to welcome guests. We are always happy to accept and show ourselves only from the best side.”
The guys still have many interesting excursions, master classes and trips to museums and attractions ahead. The date of return to their home region is still unknown, perhaps Belgorod residents will be able to celebrate City Day together with Yaroslavl residents.
