Tula, 3 Days 2 Nights, Experience!

Conclusion first: Tula is a really comfortable city. The pace of life is slow, and the cost of living is much lower than in Moscow. The food is cheap and delicious. It is also a city with a rich cultural heritage. 🚆 Transportation - Train: From Moscow, the train takes 3 hours. You can buy tickets from P※A or Tutu. 🏰 Main Attractions - Tula Kremlin: A museum complex in the center of Tula, including the Museum of Weapons, the Archaeological Museum, and the Samovar Museum. When the weather is nice, a walk in the park is very relaxing. - Tula Gingerbread Master Class: Experience making Tula gingerbread. You can confirm business hours in advance and make a reservation by phone. The experience is great, RUB 1,000 per person. - Tula Reptile Zoo: Student ticket RUB 150, regular ticket RUB 200. Although there are only 3 halls, the experience is great. You can see animals that you can't see up close in a regular zoo. - Tula State Museum of Weapons: Student ticket RUB 300. There are five floors, and all weapons are divided by era. The museum is very modern, with real-time displays of the Moscow Tula subway station and Tula history. 🚗 Blue Lake Travel Tips - Self-driving: Very convenient. - Non-self-driving: You need to buy a ticket from Tula to 6oropoANuK, then take a taxi for about 15 minutes. 📸 Photography Tips - Scenery: Wear wasteland-style clothes on cloudy days and bright colors on sunny days. A picnic with friends on a sunny day should be fun. 🍽️ Food Recommendations - Tula Food: The food is cheap and delicious. I'll write a separate post when I get there.