Tea warms you up, wakes you up, and is nice after a big meal. When you go visiting people it’s assumed that you’ll have tea. It’s not just a beverage – it’s a social activity with a long-reaching tradition behind it.
Russian tea is served from a samovar and goes with sweet treats and marvelous stories.
As Tula is the epicenter of pryanik and samovar making it’s the right place to dive into the world of Russian hospitality. Discover tips how to drink tea like a Russian, learn unseen rules of Russian behavior, take a taste test of good old-Russian sweets that originate from Tula. We invite you to participate in Tula Teatime Traditions Activity with the words Russians use when they beckon friends, family and guests "prosim k stolu”, meaning “Please to the table”.
Details:
For groups up to 10 people
