Walking tour of the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve.
Beautiful nature, well-groomed park, ancient architecture coupled with modern technology. Tsaritsyno is a place that cannot get bored, a place that is worth visiting. And having visited it once, be sure, you will return more than once. The Tsaritsyno estate has been known since the end of the 16th century, at that time it belonged to Boris Godunov's sister, Tsarina Irina, and was called otherwise — Bogorodskoye. It was at this very place that the palace and park ensemble, which we can see today, appeared later. The cascade of equipped ponds has been preserved since that time.
Later, the village passes to Streshnev, and even later to Golitsyn.
In 1712, Peter I granted the estate of Black Mud — that was the name of this area at that time — to the Moldavian ruler Dmitry Cantemir.
In the spring of 1775, on one of her walks, Catherine II, passing by, was fascinated by the beauty of the estate and bought it from Cantemir without delay. Since then, the history of Tsaritsyno begins.

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