Rostov the Great

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Rostov the Great is one of Russia’s oldest historic towns, renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and kremlin on the shores of Lake Nero.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic town
populated place
town
administrativeStatus town of oblast significance
climate humid continental climate
country Russia
differentiatedFrom Rostov-on-Don
foundedInCentury 9th century
governingBody Rostov town administration
linked to: city of Rostov
hasAlternativeName Rostov
Rostov Veliky
linked to: Rostov
hasArchitecturalStyle Old Russian architecture
Orthodox ecclesiastical architecture
hasBellCastingTradition Rostov bells
hasCulturalAttraction monasteries
museums
orthodox churches
hasCulturalHeritageStatus protected architectural monuments
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
crafts
tourism
hasLandmark Avraamiev Epiphany Monastery
Cathedral of the Assumption in Rostov Kremlin
Church of the Savior on the Sands
Monastery of Saint Jacob Saviour
hasNotableFeature fortified kremlin walls and towers
panoramic views of Lake Nero
hasPart Rostov Kremlin
hasPostalCodePrefix 15286
hasReligiousSignificance important center of the Russian Orthodox Church
hasTransportConnection M8 highway nearby
railway line connecting to Yaroslavl
heritage medieval Russian architecture
isOneOf oldest towns in Russia
knownFor kremlin on the shores of Lake Nero
well-preserved medieval architecture
language Russian
locatedIn Central Federal District
Yaroslavl Oblast
locatedNorthOf Moscow
locatedOn Lake Nero
partOf Golden Ring of Russia
regionHistorically Rostov-Suzdal principality
religionMajority Russian Orthodoxy
timeZone Moscow Time
tourism popular tourist destination

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Rostov hasAlternativeName Rostov the Great
subject linked to: city of Rostov
Rostov alsoKnownAs Rostov the Great