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THE FATHER OF RUSSIAN CITIES
Authors: Alina Tsybaneva, Svetlana Martirosyan
Don 24 TV Channel
Russia, Rostov-on-Don
Don 24 TV Channel
Russia, Rostov-on-Don
“A city on a river, a city of two banks. Only beneath us now is not the Don, but the Volkhov River. We are in Veliky Novgorod. What is the city’s life like today? Could it be somehow connected to the southern capital? It’s worth exploring.”
The Father of Russian Cities has hundreds of “sons” across the country — and therefore, a certain familial resemblance. Exploring the right bank begins with the embankment, local squares, and architecture, some of which date back to the 15th — or even 13th — century. And here comes the first comparison with the Don region.
The Father of Russian Cities has hundreds of “sons” across the country — and therefore, a certain familial resemblance. Exploring the right bank begins with the embankment, local squares, and architecture, some of which date back to the 15th — or even 13th — century. And here comes the first comparison with the Don region.
Novgorod land is also rich, but not in crops like the Rostov region — rather, in historical artifacts. The key is to watch your step. For example, here is a piece of clay pottery