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The unique museum "Submarine B-440" is located in the town of Vytegra against the backdrop of the picturesque shores of the famous Onega Lake. This small town is considered the birthplace of Mikhail Alekseevich Rudnitsky, a famous designer of diesel submarines, as well as five more admirals.

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Vologda is a historical city in the Russian north and capital of Vologda Region. Vologda in famous for its churches, monasteries and old wooden houses.

Being first mentioned in the chronicles in 1147, Vologda is one of the oldest cities in Russia.

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Semenkovo, Russia

Slather on the history at an exhibition dedicated to this Russian luxury.

In a historic village museum about 300 miles from Moscow, a late 18th-century building houses a museum dedicated to one spectacularly creamy local dairy product. Vologda butter, a rich and nutty spread, has earned public endorsements, prestigious awards, and now boasts a collection of exhibits, artifacts, and documents that honors its heritage.

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July 20, 2022

Russian President Vladimir Putin promised to support domestic producers of Ivan tea. This is how he responded to the request of Alexander Khlynov, who represents this industry at the Strong Ideas for the New Times forum. The entrepreneur proposed to increase the popularity of the traditional Russian drink made from Ivan tea.

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Totma is a cozy provincial town, almost devoid of modern buildings in its historical part. The main highlight of the town is a unique constellation of amazing temples.

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By Yuliya Fedorinova

19 September 2019

Photo: Visitors look at information about the steel-making process at Severstal PJSC’s facility in Cherepovets. Source: Severstal PJSC

Russian billionaire Alexey Mordashov is offering a new attraction to tourists looking to go beyond the well-trodden path to Saint Basil’s cathedral and St. Petersburg’s Hermitage: the steelworks in his home town of Cherepovets.

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The Peter I House Museum in Vologda is the oldest museum in the city. It was founded by the city authorities on May 30, 1872, in honor of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Tsar Peter I. The Peter I Museum is a small stone one-story house that has been preserved since the 17th century on the banks of the Vologda River.

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3 June 2021

On 23-25 July, the 11th Russian Hanseatic Day will be celebrated in Veliky Ustyug under the theme "Conserving the past, shaping the future!". The event coincides with the traditional town festival and the Prokopius market. The logo of the event shows a historic ship on the Suchona River, symbolizing the trade between the Hanseatic cities.

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In all modesty, it can be said that the Russian North begins at Vologda. Vologda lace and butter and the home of Ded Moroz (Grandfather Frost) - Veliky Ustyug - are not the only things to see in this region. The ancient Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery, wooden architecture, descendants of artisans, the ancient towns of Vologda Province and the town of Russian sailors - Totma, - this is the true treasure of Vologda, framed by the picturesque northern wilderness.

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Lifestyle

July 01 2022

Photo: Cherepovets, 1840. Wladimir Kusnetzow / Russia in photo

“The famous city of Cherepovets or, simply put, Northern Athens… Here, people from different places of Novgorod and neighboring provinces come to study,” Russian economist Andrey Subbotin wrote in 1894. Indeed, ‘Northern Athens’ was the name of Cherepovets during the period when the mayor of the city was merchant and shipowner Ivan Andreevich Milyutin.