* If you turn right off the busy Rostov-Don highway (M4) at the 147th kilometer, you can get to a provincial town called Mordvese. It's not an acronym, it's not Newspeak. There are different versions of the origin of this name. Either the village is so named after the Mordveza River, or because in ancient times the Mordvinian tribe lived here, or there is a version that the name translates as "fisherman's settlement". The main attraction of the village is the railway station building with a small museum. The settlement arose more than a hundred years ago around a railway under construction. A lovely Russian province. The Mordvins Residence was created next to the village, in the village of Alyosovo, on the banks of the Vychka River and next to the Alesovsky Pond. Levitan, Polenov and Shishkin would appreciate the scenery outside the window and the view from the terrace. A pond, a field, a dam, an oak, a birch grove beg for a canvas. But a smartphone will also help capture this low-key beauty. The Mordvins Residence is a comfortable outdoor recreation. I think well here, I sleep well. And he wants to talk about high things. And good feelings are awakened. You can come here for a weekend, take the whole family out of the city for a long period, and send your children and grandparents for the summer. Three-bedroom houses will be comfortable for children, parents, and friends. For families with and without children What will it be about A three-day and two-night tour with accommodation in comfortable houses with saunas and fonts on the shore of a lake where wild swans swim You will visit the historical reconstructed railway stations-museums Mordvez and Venev, learn the story of the Russian industrialist and philanthropist Karl von Meck, sponsor of P.I. Tchaikovsky, who built the railway.Take a 35-minute ride on a comfortable diesel electric train from Mordves to Venev. Climb to the observation deck of the tallest bell tower in the Tula region and the second after the bell tower of Ivan the Great. You will taste the Venevsky sheep with tea from the Tula samovar, visit the 12 holy keys, and learn the story of Grandfather Svirid and the Battle of Kulikovo, and much more.