What to do with children in Plyos

Take a ride with your children on a calm tourist boat along the Volga, offering the most picturesque views of Plyos. Or choose a fast boat, which can be rented just for your family for 30 minutes or an hour. A trip along the Volga is an essential part of a visit to Plyos, and afterwards, you can head to the beach to swim and play.

Plyos is a great place for active adventures with children. Rope courses, horseback riding, river cruises, hill climbs, and playground games will give kids bright emotions and energy for the whole day.

Plyos is a city of artists, and even children can touch the beautiful here by participating in creative workshops. For young talents, there are painting and ceramic painting classes: under the guidance of experienced mentors, kids learn to paint Volga landscapes on canvas and favorite characters on ceramic plates, mugs, and tiles. Don't worry if your child has never held a brush — in a playful manner, they will be shown the basics, and in the end, each little participant will take home a self-painted work.

Educational leisure in Plyos will also captivate children. The city regularly hosts art exhibitions — paintings, photographs, craft displays — that will interest both adults and schoolchildren. Many exhibitions are specifically aimed at family audiences, allowing everyone to engage with art in a light-hearted way.

Plyos will delight little gourmets — there are cafes and restaurants with children's play areas, delicious dishes, and desserts. Each stop is not only tasty but also cozy.

Strolling through the city itself can be turned into a fun game by organizing a photo quest with local sculptures. Plyos has many interesting monuments that children love to photograph with. For example, on the embankment, you'll find a monument to Fyodor Chaliapin — the great singer in bronze sits in a boat as if about to set sail. A little further along the shore, children are drawn to the touching sculpture of a cat named Mukha, sitting importantly and gazing at the river, as if waiting for fishermen with a fresh catch!