Ancient Russian huts, amusing folk games, Vodka Museum, and interaction with horses - the village of Mandrogi will open its gates to you and delight you with an interesting excursion program. Mandrogi is a place where the spirit of folk tales comes to life. You can feel the atmosphere of this unusual village, admire the authentic houses of the 19th century, and peek into the craft rows on a themed bus tour. From the center of St. Petersburg, you will head to areas far from the noise of the metropolis that have preserved the coziness of past centuries. The first stop will be Old Ladoga. The bus will pass by the main attractions of the city: the Ladoga Fortress and the burial mound of the Wise Oleg, from where picturesque views of the Volkhov River open up. Then you will be transported to the 19th century. A walk through the village of Mandrogi awaits you, where eight authentic huts from the past century have been carefully transported here from abandoned northern settlements. The guide will lead you through the streets with carved facades, show you an ancient tavern, a noble estate, and an operating forge, as well as tell you about the difficult fate of the Church of the Prophet Elisha and the history of the settlement's revival. In your free time, you can stroll among the colorful buildings, visit the Vodka Museum, or check out the local stable. On the way back to St. Petersburg, a stop is planned at the Alexander-Svirsky Monastery. You will explore the majestic ensemble of the monastery and can visit a farmer's shop for fresh products. The tour has a 55% discount: 3150 rubles instead of 5727. Additional expenses are expected during the trip: a set lunch, entrance tickets to the village of Mandrogi, and local entertainment. If you want to know more about the promotion, its dates, and contact the organizers, click "Buy Ticket".