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A snowy winter in one of the cities of central Russia after the New Year holidays. Kostroma, located on the banks of the Volga River to the northeast of Moscow, is a historic city rich in cultural heritage and beautiful natural landscapes. It is renowned for its Orthodox churches, including the famous Ipatiev Monastery, which played a key role in Russian history. Kostroma is also known for its folk crafts such as patchwork and wood carving, as well as traditional Russian holidays and folklore. We'll take a stroll through the crisp snow and invigorating frost, with occasional glimpses of the low sun peering through the clouds and illuminating the city with an orange glow. Enjoy the view! --- PS. Please subscribe to my channel: YouTube - @behere777?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter - Telegram - -- Timecodes: 00:00:00 - Café “Izbuschka“ 00:00:37 - October Square 00:02:35 - Sovietskaya Street 00:03:04 - Kostroma Philharmonic 00:04:50 - Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya Kostroma Regional Library 00:10:48 - Former “Druzhba“ Cinema Building 00:15:07 - Church of Elijah the Prophet on Rusin Street (17th century) 00:17:13 - Kostroma Trading Rows (18th century) 00:18:16 - Monument to a Kostroma Jeweler 00:18:50 - Monument to Yuri Dolgorukiy 00:19:44 - Central Part of Kostroma 00:20:02 - Susanninskaya Square 00:22:26 - Fire Tower (Early 19th century) 00:24:46 - Monument to Ivan Susanin 00:28:58 - Central Park and Kostroma Kremlin 00:34:38 - Ostrovsky Gazebo
