Kimovsk, town in Kimovsky District, Tula Oblast, Russia
Kimovsk is a small town in Tula region located near Novomoskovsk. The center has several squares with monuments and green spaces, while buildings from different eras line the streets.
The town was founded in the 17th century and was called Mikhailovka for a long time before getting its current name. During Soviet times, Kimovsk became an industrial center and played an important role in mining and regional economic development.
The town developed its character through mining and industrial work that shaped local traditions. Today locals gather in central squares and parks for holidays and celebrations, maintaining these bonds through community events.
The railway station serves as the main arrival and departure point with bus connections to the center. If you want to walk around, the parks and central square are easy to reach with well-maintained paths and rest areas.
The water tower from 1950 resembles a Venetian campanile in style and was recently equipped with a cafe and photo zone. A restored Polish steam locomotive from the rail depot's founding era stands at the station, showing the town's industrial past.
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