and now the chefs are already parking in the central district of the city on sovetskaya square. cool. let's go to. let's get to know the city. first you need to decide on the route. look, we need to go to admiralty square. oh, there 's some interesting ship there, it's beautiful, it must be cool. that's it, let's go look. come on, let's go there. voronezh is not a sea city

is unrealistic, we see an interesting plan for the construction of a prison from the side of sovetskaya square the entrance was through a squealing gate. uh, the main building was designed for 80 convicts with just a prison over time. the institution of punishment was completed, as the decision of freedom has developed to date up to 800. e people can be contained. uh, we also see rather paintings by the famous belarusian artist napoleon orda which was punished in our institution. in 1867, uh, the way he provided assistance to participants in the uprising of the constitutionalist collegium of the educational institution of the order of the jesuits in the 1770s, the jesuits were liquidated, and in 1820 emperor alexander turned the vacant buildings into a prison. together with the museum, we restored the cell of the 1820 model in such conditions , those convicted in 1820 served their sentences. we still have the original grating of that time and the original tiles. yes, this is a forged lattice , the conditions in which they served their sentences were rather ascetic, er, a bed. mattress stuffed

and now the chefs are already parking in the central district of the city on sovetskaya square. hello voronezh hello it's good here. yes, the sun is cool. let's go to. let's get to know the city. to begin with, you need to decide route. look, we need to go to admiralty square. oh, there's some interesting ship, beautiful, everything should be cool, let's go look, let's go, let's go. voronezh is not a sea city from the sea 600 km from where admiralteyskaya square is from here the answer in the amazing history of the city, let's start with the fact that the square itself is called admiralteyskaya , it is dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the formation of the russian fleet at the end of the 17th century, voronezh was such a quiet patriarchal town, and then suddenly in 1696 they begin to build ships here. what happened at all? why in voronezh had a favorable geographical position for that period of time? it was one of the southernmost populated cities in russia ; secondly, er, the river, voronezh, which we have here flows nearby into the house, and the poduns had to reach the se