Overeat Kolomna pastile
Moscow Region
When residents of big cities “don’t have enough resources”, they rely on the healing power of Kolomna’s hedonism: a pastry and coffee overlooking the river, a hearty lunch with cold cider and pastile for dessert and a hot dinner with honey mead. During breaks - walk around the city, look at the attics and signs, count the churches. And then go to bed, wake up and… repeat! A perfect recipe for a weekend in Kolomna.
How to overeat Kolomna pastile?
🧁 The Moscow-Kolomna train leaves from Kazansky station several times a day and takes two hours to get to Kolomna. The ticket is 300 rubles. Taking a car from central Moscow will take 2-3 hours, depending on traffic;
🧁 There are two “pastile” museums in town, both open all year round. They can be found at Posadskaya Street 13a and Polyanskaya Street 4;
🧁 Kolomna is a small town, so you can get around it all over a weekend. It’s a great place for trips with children and leisurely walks… But be warned: party people will be bored!
🧁 There are hotels and apartments for every taste and budget, but we advise you to book in advance! You won’t be the only ones going! 😜
🧁 P.S. Be sure to try the local kalachi!
