Very many tourists (if not to say that everyone) strives from new unfamiliar cities to bring at least some souvenirs or memorable things that will remind them of this trip. Of course, the same question arises and before the travelers who go to Yaroslavl are one of the most beautiful cities of Russia. Everyone wants to find not only souvenir for yourself, but such that will be connected directly with the historical past of this city and such that besides Yaroslavl will not be able to buy anywhere.
For a long time, one of the symbols of this city are bearish, because on the coat of arms, the Yaroslavl depicted a large, strong and mighty bear. Therefore, in many stores, workshops, and just on souvenir trays there are a lot of different gifts with images of brown bears. For example, on the deputy street there is a shop "Yaroslavl souvenirs" and there is simply a huge selection of such cubs - they are from clay, from ceramics, from porcelain, from plush, and there are exclusive figures with various congratulatory inscriptions. Such a unique souvenir can be purchased not only for yourself, but also for a loved one and will especially become such plush bearings with small children. And of course, the Mishutka bought in Yaroslavl will give every person extremely positive sensations.
It is difficult to say how many centuries already in Yaroslavl continue to pour out beautiful bells for temples and churches, so the bells and bubber are also a symbol of the Yaroslavl region. Typically, such souvenir products are accompanied by picturesque landscapes of the Yaroslavl region. You can purchase such bells with bubrels not only standard forms, but also very exclusive and even bizarre. If you visit an unusual museum with the pretty name "Music and Time", then after inspecting the collection of foreign and modern bells, you can decide for yourself what kind of bell or a bubbling you will want to buy.
Many are brought by traditional foam beer produced exclusively in this region. In principle, it can be seen in other regions of the Russian Federation, and both dark and bright varieties of "Blagiva", but still it is better to bring to say from their hometown. Fans and gourmets of this drink are worth visiting the Bivewar restaurant to try there beer, which is made on old recipes since 1874.
Well, on the territory of Yaroslavsky, it is necessary to certainly buy natural cheese, or some cheese products. Poshekhonsky cheese is famous not only in Yaroslavl and in Russia, but also in many countries of the world. So it will be very original to bring someone as a gift the whole head of such delicious cheese from this region. Poshekhonsky cheese has a pleasant acidic taste and is very beneficial effect on the human body.
Also, very often, many tourists bring unique balsam from Yaroslavl, since this edge is long famous for healing and medicinal herbs. The tincture "Old Yaroslavl" began to produce here since 1989, its composition includes a huge number of different healing herbs. In general, experts claim that extracts of 24 plant components operating on the human body with a toning manner are added here. You can purchase this tincture in any table convenient for you - either 250 grams, or by half liters.
In great demand among tourists and guests of the city, Yaroslavsky porcelain is used and you can buy this product right at the factory, which is located on the street Bolshoy Oktyabrskaya in the house 32. The range of porcelain products of all is affected by truly high quality and variety. You can purchase plates, you can make coffee cups, vases of various shapes or dairy jars. There are also various compositions for the garden and for home. Porcelain products are distinguished by the fact that they are all painted very differently and all solely manually. This dishes are very durable and very beautiful, and also features high quality.
Also in Yaroslavl, you can buy such comfortable, warm and beautiful products, like traditional and familiar boots - they are popular with both adult tourists and kids. To purchase yourself such a gift, it is best to first go to the Russian Wovenka Museum and see how diverse their range is.