Ярославль:

Спасо-Преображенский монастырь

Петропавловский парк

Ярославская стрелка

Памятник Ярославу Мудрому

Толгский монастырь

Памятник "Тысячелетие Ярославля"

Церковь Ильи Пророка

Сокровища Ярославля

Вознесенские Казармы

Парк 1000-летия Ярославля

Yaroslavl used to be known as the city of many churches

A completely frozen volga river in yaroslavl (winter 2006)

Church of elijah the prophet in yaroslavl

Yaroslavl river port (1985) — an example of late soviet modernism

The main building of yaroslavl's 'demidov' state university

A russian postage stamp celebrating the millennium of yaroslavl

Yaroslavl's volkov square as it would have appeared before the reconstruction of the volkov theater in the early 1900s

President dmitry medvedev converses with turkish president abdullah gül at the 2011 yaroslavl global policy forum

A modernised tram in service in yaroslavl

Nicholas ii in yaroslavl for the 300th anniversary of the house of romanov.

Yaroslavl's ascension church, which was badly damaged during the yaroslavl uprising

Red square with its lenin monument in soviet-era yaroslavl. major building and infrastructure projects, as well as party slogans, such as that in this photo - 'communism grows ever stronger upon the earth', were very characteristic of the urban development communism brought to the city

Volga-promenade with decorative pavilion. a postcard from 1915.

Lokomotiv yaroslavl players on the ice in 2009

The assumption cathedral, originally built in stone in the early 1210s, was rebuilt in its current form in 2010

Many orthodox shrines and monasteries lie along the banks of the volga.

Volga tower

Yaroslav the wise stands over the body of the bear which he, according to legend, killed before founding the city

Yaroslavl glavny, the city's main station, is a major stop for numerous passenger trains traveling between moscow and the other regions of russia each day.

Komsomolskaya street constitutes the southwestern section of yaroslavl's ring-boulevard

Yaroslavl's renowned volkov theater

The 17th-century churches of yaroslavl are renowned for their magisterial proportions and elaborate frescoes

Minin and pozharsky, whilst on their way to relieve moscow, made yaroslavl their base and thus de facto capital of russia for two months in 1612

The rebuilt dormition cathedral

St. john the baptist church, dating from the 1680s, is the acme of traditional russian architecture

Church of elijah the prophet

The seat of the municipal administration and mayor of yaroslavl

Alexey bogolyubov. a crucession in yaroslavl, painted in 1863

The living quarters and work place for employees of yaroslavl's first major industrial enterprise, the city's textiles plant

The belfry tower of the spaso-preobrazhensky monastery