- Metropolitan Chambers - one of the oldest surviving monuments of civil architecture in Yaroslavl, built as the residence of the Metropolitan of Rostov and...
- By order of Rostov and Yaroslavl Metropolitan Iona stone for the hierarchal fairly good Chambers were built in the 1680ies.Bulunamadı: palace
- By Nicholas's II order the interior decoration was to be copied from the Church of Ivan the Baptist in Yaroslavl and the Resurrection Church in the Rostov Kremlin.
- Governor's Palace in Yaroslavl. Structure. The building of the Yaroslavl Museum of Arts in Yaroslavl, Russia by A.Savin.Bulunamadı: metropolitan
- Consisting of two parts, the Metropolitan Palace and the Governor's House, the Yaroslavl Art Museum is also worth exploring while in the city.
- It was built between 1670 and 1683 on the orders of Metropolitan Iona Sysoevich of Rostov and Yaroslavl to serve as a new residence for himself.
- Empress Catherine II often stayed in the metropolitan chambers, built at the end of the XVII century for the Metropolitan of Rostov and Yaroslavl.
- Church of St. Nicholas in Khamovniki (1679–1682). Metropolitan Palace in Yaroslavl (1680th–1690th).
- The meeting comes amid the tricentennial celebrations for St. Petersburg, founded by Peter the Great as Russia's window to the West.
- However, his mission continued in Yaroslavl, and now the Volkov is one of the biggest and most famous theaters in provincial Russia.