* On this trip, you will have a rare opportunity not only to admire the beautiful parks and pastoral landscapes, but also to touch the sanctity: visit the temples where Nicholas II and his family prayed in the last years of his life, Grand Duke Ivan, grandson of Nicholas I, whose life was also tragically cut short in the Alapaevsk mine, and visit Vyritsa - the holy place where St. Seraphim of Vyritsky humbly performed feats of fasting, vigil and prayer for two decades, prayerfully helping and supporting those who turned to him. • Vyritsa, to St. Serafim Vyritsky Originated under Peter the Great, at the end of the 19th century, this place became a place of rest for those seeking peace and solitude of the townspeople. Serafim Vyritsky survived the Great Patriotic War here. In Vyritsa, we will drive through cozy and quite colorful streets, see elegant wooden houses with turrets and carved architraves created at the turn of the last centuries, admire the Oredezh River, and take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. We will also touch on the spiritual life of Vyritsa, where there are several places worthy of our attention at once, and, above all, the church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God. Many people are going to Vyritsa today to worship Seraphim Vyritsky and ask for prayer help. You will also visit this spiritual shrine, the chapel, where the relics of St. Peter are hidden. Serafim Vyritsky. On the territory of the temple there is a holy spring and a refectory where you can have lunch. • Pavlovsk (Tyarlevo). The Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord, built in memory of the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov, is a very beautiful Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord in the village. Pavlovsk, built in the best traditions of the ancient Pskov-Novgorod in the neo-Russian style. The last owner of Pavlovsk, Ivan Konstantinovich, grandson of Emperor Nicholas I, supervised the construction of this temple. He repeated the fate of the last Russian emperor: together with his brothers, and Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna, the Empress's sister, he tragically died in the mines of Alapaevsk. St. Seraphim Vyritsky also prayed in this church.