Trading rows in Suzdal Review

This is the city center of Suzdar, and the most lively place. From very early on, this is the trade center of Suzdar. Many locals will exchange and buy goods here. Now it is a market and there are many restaurants nearby.

The minibus from Vladimir stopped here, and if you return to Vladimir, you will get on the bus here. There are not many people in the imagination, there are small fruit and honey on both sides of the roadside and the white promenade. I bought a cup of cherries, all sweet! There are guide signs across the promenade to other attractions. If you don't want to wait for the minibus, you can also take a taxi to Vladimir, but the price is slightly more expensive.

The ancient trade corridor is the most central and bustling area in Suzdari. It is recommended to book a room here. In addition to a trade corridor and a church, there are small wooden parks, many restaurants, and small shops selling crafts. We had two meals at one of the best restaurants in Suzdal, which tasted good and the waiter spoke some English. We also caught up with them to take antique costumes when we went to Zhan, taking some particularly beautiful costume scenes, as if crossing into the 18th century.

Now it is a trade fair, with coffee shops, souvenir shops, restaurants and other small shops, and local residents outside the promenade selling some melons, fruits, vegetables, wine and so on. The bus from Vladimir to Suzdar stops opposite the trade corridor, and there is also a hotel, which is very convenient to live here.

Suzdar is an emotional city. The ancient trade corridor is in the center of the town. The ancient trade corridor really shows a thick sense of history and vicissitudes. Some grandmothers pick their own fruits and pickled pickles for sale here. You can buy something to taste if you are interested.

The ancient trade corridor in the center of the town, the street outside the corridor formed a market, the stalls are mostly elderly people, selling fruit picked from their own home and pickled pickles, the most sold is honey wine. The uncle who sells bacon products in Santa's clothes is particularly cute. Seeing me taking pictures, I quickly put a pose and smiled charmingly. On the other side of the street is a stall selling tourist souvenirs and clothes, and the gadgets sold here are more interesting.

We took a bus from Vladimir train station to Suzdar and saw this market. The church complements a long row of corridor buildings and is very nice! A main road runs through the town from north to south, and the city on both sides of the road is about 3 kilometers wide. It is a low-rise classical building, and there are several large and small churches. To the north is the Yephemi Savior's Abbey, and to the south is the market and the cathedral, which is the commercial center of the town. The villagers here set up stalls selling fresh fruits and vegetables and honey and other local products, people coming and going is very lively.