2025 Sergiyev Posad Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Russia | Moscow | Holy Trinity Lavra The Holy Trinity Lavra in the ancient city of Sergiyev, also known as the Troitsa Monastery, is one of the oldest monasteries in Russia. Tourists can come and visit the buildings here, such as the Church of the Assumption. #Overseas Travel

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If you come to Russia without coming to Sergeyev town, you have never been to Russia because "the history of Russia is half related to the Orthodox Church", and the world cultural heritage Sergei Trinity Monastery is in the town of Sergeyev. It is also a holy place for the Russian Orthodox Church. Its status is equivalent to the Catholic Church of Fangdigang, the Christianity of Jerusalem, and the Holy Spirit of Mecca. The Sergei Trinity Monastery was associated with an early practice called Sergei Radoniezhsky, whose legendary story made him a well-known religious wise and saint in Russia after his death, subject to all Orthodox Christians. Pay homage. [Traffic information] There is a shuttle bus between Sergeyev and Moscow, every half an hour, very convenient, take the red line subway from the city and get off at Komsomolskaya station, you can reach Yarrow Yaroslavsky Train Station. The one-way fare for to Sergeyev is 132 rubles per person, the whole journey is one and a half hours, the express train is 181 rubles per person, the journey takes 1 hour, 5-6 classes per day. The departure time is earliest at 8:24 in the morning (departure from Moscow); two also finds bus number 388 at the All-Russia Exhibition Center Station (VDNKH, VVTs), which can go directly to Sergeyev, one-way ticket 145 rubles / people. [Ticket Information] Free tickets, but you need to buy a photo ticket, 100 rubles (this is to protect the monastery donation). If you dont buy a photo, you will get a fine.

Russias largest and wealthiest Sergeyev Sanctuary has centuries of various forms of churches and ancillary buildings, including the Three Holy Churches, the Church of the Church of the Church of the Assumption, the Church of the Assumption, and the Papal Palace. Smolensk Church, as well as the Zhaifang, the Bell Tower, the Charity Hospital, etc. After entering the Sergei Trinity Monastery, you will see a car that sells Gawas. You can buy it in a small cup or in a bottle you bring, indicating that the locals love this rye bread. Fermented drinks, the taste is very strange, but I still recommend buying a small cup to taste, we bought a large bottle and the local big Leba (Daliba price 10 rubles, 20 rubles, 35 rubles, 10 rubles equivalent 1 yuan), Da Liba (bread) is very chewy, but unfortunately forgot to take photos. This is the best seminary in Russia, the best priest for the Russian Orthodox Church, and the source of the Russian Orthodox Church. The seminary currently has 400 undergraduate students. It takes 5 years to graduate. In 5 years, middle school students can choose to study many languages, including Chinese. [ticket information] free tickets, but you need to buy a photo ticket, 100 rubles (this is to protect the monastery donation). If you dont buy a photo, you will get a fine. [opening time] day 5

Sergeyev-Orthodox "Jerusalem", a gold-ring town 70 km from Moscow, is probably the most famous suburb of Moscow. The Trinity Church shines and attracts countless Orthodox Christians every year. Looks like I have only heard of Christianity, Buddhism and Islam. Is the Orthodox Church? Christian contains three major schools, Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox. In Russia, most people believe in Orthodox Christianity. The spread of the Orthodox Church in Russia is closely related to Sergei La Donegsky ( ). Just let anyone can't stop a pigeon from yearning for freedom. The statue head is the best habitat~ Sherge, he and his brother are in 7,800 years. I came to the location of the town of Sergeyev, but because the living environment was too bad, it was not long before his brother left, and Sergei left to cut wood and slowly settle down and build the house. Afterwards, Sergei received and accepted the people nearby, regardless of the rich and the poor, who wanted to live and did not refuse. In addition to taking homeless people or people who don't want to return home, he also takes care of the old, the weak, the sick, and the sick. He has set an example of humility and hard work for the monks, so he is naturally respected and loved by everyone, his reputation is growing, and the size of the town is expanding. Sergeis disciples have also established many monasteries throughout Russia. These monasteries later became the center of Orthodox and spiritual education.