The traditional brand holiday “Vorontsovy Krai” gathers creative groups, poets and writers, craftsmen DPT, artisans from the Belgorod and Voronezh regions.
The traditional brand holiday “Vorontsovy Krai” gathers creative groups, poets and writers, craftsmen DPT, artisans from the Belgorod and Voronezh regions. The holiday has its own logo and corporate identity, annually produces a line of souvenirs with the symbols of the holiday. The key moment of the holiday is an excursion to the recreational zone “Old Farm”, during which the participants and guests of the festival visit the endless scarlet fields of the wild peony and plunge into the atmosphere of the blossoming nature and the captivating beauty of the blooming crows.
Despite the distance from the highways, in the “Old Farm” everything is equipped for a relaxing outdoor recreation: walking paths among the virgin forests; ponds with places suitable for swimming and fishing; picturesque gazebo floating in the middle of the lake. You can come here for a romantic weekend, and a big friendly company. For tourists, there are sheds with tables, gazebos for secluded relaxation, as well as barbecues, an observation tower for observing marmots, a volleyball court and, of course, personal hygiene facilities.
Sights: MKU "Weidel Museum of Local Lore", a monument "Airplane", a monument "Cyril and Methodius - founders of Slavic writing and culture", monuments of architecture of the XIX century "Nicholas Church", a monument of architecture of the XVIII century "Old Believers Church". More than 10 routes of various directions are offered to visiting tourists: pilgrims (4 temples are located in the area, 2 of them OKN are monuments of architecture, patriotic orientation (21 monuments of military glory), local history, educational (3 museums, a craft center, landscaped parks, public gardens, recreation places , recreational areas), gastronomic, wellness with a course of ulterapii (treatment of bees and bee products, visiting apiaries).
Accommodation facilities: Hotel complex "Central", p. Veydelevka



