Bui is a small town of the Russian North with a quiet, measured life, preserved architectural monuments and picturesque landscapes

Contents 1 How to get here 1.1 Search for air tickets to Moscow (nearest Buy airport) 2 History 3 Hotels 4 Cafes and Restaurants 5 Entertainment, Excursions and Attractions Buya 5.1 Cathedral Annunciation Church 5.2 Resurrection Church 5.3 St. Nicholas Church 5.4 Local History Museum 5.5 Also we recommend

How to get there

Bus from Kostroma, about once every half an hour, on the way for three hours

Buy passes a large number of trains from Moscow I oslavskoe direction) and St. Petersburg to the Urals, Siberia and Kazakhstan. The schedule is currently arranged so that from Moscow to Buoy can be arrived by train either in the early morning (no later than seven) or not before seven in the evening, and leave either at eight in the morning or also after seven in the evening. Travel time from Moscow is eight hours, from St. Petersburg - 13, 5 hours

History

The year of the foundation of the city of Bui that in the Upper Zavolzhye , on the left bank of the river Kostroma, is considered 1536, it was then that the rampart was built and a wooden fortress was built, which later, at the end of the 18th century, was disassembled as unnecessary. The residents of the city are called Buiovlians

Hotels

On the street of the October Revolution, 206, guests cities will be cordially greeted at the hotel "The Ark", offering cozy rooms at very reasonable prices. The hotel is 4 km from the city center, near it there is a bus stop.

You can get to the Variant-S Hotel (M. Gorky st., 132) by any of the city buses, the stop is called "Branch of the road". The hotel offers modern rooms in two buildings (shower and toilet are shared) and own parking. The most economical variant of accommodation can be found in the hostel "Zhilkomservis" (29 October Revolution Street)

Cafes and Restaurants

There are many catering establishments in the city that offer different menu options: from traditional Russian cuisine to no less traditional Italian pizza . The most popular in the city pizzeria (street October Revolution, 55) and cafe "Gourmet" at Sq. Revolution, 15.

Entertainments, excursions and sights Buya

The buoy gives the impression of a very well-groomed city, most of the buildings are recently renovated and painted with pretty bright colors. Typical five-story buildings on the streets of the city are adjacent to log huts, in some places come across the merchant houses of the 19th century. The most picturesque place is the old settlement on the arrow of the rivers Kostroma and Veksy. There, on the site of the old fortress, a part of the wooden palisade with watchtowers was recreated, and a little rotunda from which the view of the river opens is located a little.

In the list of architectural monuments that not only have cultural value for the city , but also form its appearance, there are 30 objects. Among them, the Former House of the Nobility Assembly (Revolution Square, No. 14/11), the residential building of the merchant Galanin (K. Marx street, No. 1/4), the Sipyagin house (October Revolution st., No. 2/16) the house of Kuptsa Kvasnikov (Lenin st., No. 12/40), the house of Kapralov (K. Marx street, No. 16), the Miloslavskys dwelling house (K. Marx street, No. 12)

Next to the railway station is the Church of St. Nicholas (St. Nicholas). This is one of only a few Russian temples that go directly to the platform of the railway station. For those who love engineering facilities, it will be interesting to see the building of the city railway station itself, built in Buje in 1905 as an architectural monument, and a memorial locomotive that is installed near the depot.

Near the Revolution Square is the chapel of Paraskeva Pyatnitsa, restored in 2000 . A little further is the Cathedral of the Annunciation, under the Soviet authority, a former bakery

Cathedral Annunciation Church

The oldest and best-preserved architectural monument is the Cathedral Annunciation Church, it dominates in the historical part of the city . The sanctified church was in 1810 . Worship services here also went in the first years of the Soviet government, when the cathedral's property was literally plundered, and in 1934 the church premises were adapted to a bakery . The return of the church to believers was very difficult, and only in 2004 Once again, divine services were resumed .At the same time, the restoration work began, and the Annunciation Cathedral met its 200th birthday in the proper form .

Resurrection Church

Crossing the bridge over the Kostroma River, you can see the well-preserved Voskresenskaya Church (Resurrection of Christ, 1838 year). The stone Resurrection Church with the bell tower was built by citizens in the middle of the cemetery in 1838. Since then it has been active, worship services were held even during the Soviet years of persecution. Now the church is one of the centers of Orthodoxy and enlightenment in the city, and also helps in the restoration of the religious institutions of the region.

St. Nicholas Church

The St. Nicholas Church was built in Buje in the early 20th century, and became a real adornment of the city . In 927, as part of the celebration of the tenth anniversary of the revolution, the church was solemnly closed. The process of returning it to believers began in 1993, and in the year 2000 it was transferred to the Kostroma diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, restoration and restoration work commenced at the same time.

Local History Museum

On the development of the city, the construction of a railway in this region tells the exposition Museum of Local Lore, which is located at ul. Karl Marx, 12 and is open every day, except Friday, from 9.00 to 17.00. Photo by Buya (15)