Foreign tourists often ask me: "How has Russia become such a religious country after almost a century of communism?"
Tomorrow, on the 7th of May I invite you to join to the walk about the relationships of Russians and their religion in the 20th century - for free. There will be a videographer taking a footage of our tour for the guides contest. Maybe I will have to repeat some scenes a couple of times for the video, but generally the tour will run as usual.
During the walk you can:
see the house of the most implacable atheism promoter who made Christmas tree literally illegal;
learn how it was to live in the monastery abandoned by the monks;
take a short course of "scientific atheism" in a university;
be surprised how being a believer can become a form of a young generation protest.
Cost: free (only this time!)
To sign up and get the exact meeting point information sign up here:
Starting time is 11 am
Duration is about 2 hours
And you can still catch the last spot to the Borovsk daytrip!