If you decide to visit the Vladimir region insearching for the most interesting places, you better go to Sudogdu. Sightseeing with a description of this city will simply amaze you. Let's look at them.
The history of this place of interest in Sudogdabegins with the 19th century. In 1806, many buildings were destroyed here due to a fire, including the St. Nicholas Church. Private donations began building a new one. In 1814 the temple was consecrated in honor of the Great Martyr Catherine.
In 1838, a terrible fire again visited theseland, because of which the Catherine's Cathedral was badly damaged. Its restoration was conducted in several stages over a period of ten years. In 1853 and 1871, works were carried out to expand the chapel's chapels. In 1875, the reconstruction of the main part of the temple began. Completed repairs in 1891. This one of the best attractions in Sudogda was one of the largest temples in the whole province. Two more churches were assigned to it.
In 1930, the cathedral was closed, according to the official version, at the request of the workers. A grain warehouse was built in the building. In 1959 the main part of the temple was blown up and disassembled, and the rest was given to the House of Culture.
In 1990 the building was returnedVladimiro-Suzdal diocese. Restoration work began only in 1999. Catherine's Cathedral was restored for more than ten years. In 2011, around the temple built a brick fence. In 2013 the cathedral was consecrated.
This landmark of Sudogda Vladimirskayaregion is located in a place of amazing beauty - Spas-Kupalishche. Here merge the Sudogda and Klyazma rivers. There are legends that Vladimir Prince Andrew Bogolyubsky liked to hunt in these places. In memory of Yuri Dolgoruk - his father, who died in 1157, he built a number of churches on the right bank of the Klyazma River.
Also there is a large number of settlements with the settlementof legends. For example, after the capture of Kazan on the way to Moscow, Ivan the Terrible allegedly stayed here. Batting, he began to sink and miraculously escaped, because of what he built here the temple of the Transfiguration of the Lord.
The first written mention of thisthe sights of Sudogda date back to 1628. The books of 1663 also mention the creation of a new church. The church itself was built in 1763. It stood for more than a century, but in 1869 it was dismantled.
In the same year, construction of a newTemple, consecrated in 1881. In 2001, when he was a monastery monastery was created. Within a few years, a whole complex was built, including a cell building, a representative house and a farm building. In 2012, it became the Savior-Transfiguration Women's Monastery.
This landmark of Sudogda is located onThe territory of the Dukinsky nature reserve, established in 2003. An indelible impression on tourists is made by the rocky terrain of these places. It was formed thanks to many years of mining activity. Dolomite, limestone and other rocks used in construction, metallurgy and other industries were mined here.
The palace and park complex is anotherlandmark Sudogda. The ensemble consists of an eclectic castle, a large number of different buildings and a garden and park area, which were created based on the romantic reverence of the European Middle Ages. The heyday of the estate is associated with the name of Vladimir Semenovich Khrapovitsky. He decided to remake the estate according to his own tastes and the latest fashion. There is a legend that the castle was built on a dispute. During a trip to France Khrapovitsky was bet that he would build a castle in Russia, not inferior to the European one.
The construction of the main palace began in June1884 In the works they used brick from a factory located not far from here, the owner of which was also Khrapovitsky. Even now you can see some bricks labeled "BX". From 1884 to 1889, equestrian, coach and cattle yards, hunting, music and boat pavilions, the Church of St. Alexandra, the summer theater, the pier, the house of the steward and the water tower were built.
The main manor house isasymmetrical architectural composition, which consists of two different buildings. The first is designed in the Romanesque style, in the likeness of the French castles of the Renaissance. This is what is really worth seeing.
