Old Ladoga is a historical place with a rich heritage:
Old Ladoga Fortress and Oleg's Grave: the ruins of an ancient fortress have been preserved here, as well as grave sites associated with the legend of Prince Oleg, which makes this area significant for the history of ancient Rus'.
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Orthodox churches: Old Ladoga impresses with ancient Orthodox churches, which are evidence of the history and culture of the region.
Volkhov hydroelectric power station: a symbol of modernity in a historical context - Volkhov hydroelectric power station. Its construction began under the Russian Empire and was completed during the Soviet Union, which emphasizes the transition from ancient times to modern industry.
These elements make a visit to Old Ladoga a unique experience, where history, nature and modernity intertwine, creating a fascinating context for travelers.
Old Ladoga, the ancient capital of Northern Rus', dates back more than 1250 years. Founded in the 9th century by Rurik, its history is marked by archaeological excavations. The Old Ladoga fortress, which arose on the site of the wooden settlement of Rurik, is now the home of a local history museum.
There is also the oldest street in Russia, earthen fortifications, a 12th-century white-stone church, a waterfall and a cave with underground passages associated with the legend of the fortress. The local monastery offers views of the Volkhov from a wooden pier, especially beautiful at sunset.
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