Alexandrovsky District

Alexandrovsky District is a municipal area in western Vladimir Oblast that combines urban centers and rural settlements across its territory. The district includes the city of Alexandrov, which serves as its main administrative hub alongside other towns and smaller communities.

The district was established in 1929 and initially belonged to Ivanovo Oblast before being transferred to Vladimir Oblast in 1944. This administrative change shaped the region's current boundaries and organization.

Residents of Alexandrov and surrounding villages share a heritage rooted in local manufacturing and craftsmanship visible in the workshops and small factories throughout the area. These communities maintain their own rhythms, with the city serving as a focal point for regional gatherings and activities.

The city of Alexandrov at the district's center connects the region to Moscow through road and rail networks. Visitors can reach the area most easily using these transportation links from the capital.

The district is home to Aleksandrov Palace, a former royal residence that preserves architecture and history spanning several centuries. This site attracts visitors interested in Russian royal culture and the evolution of palace design.

Location: Vladimir Oblast

Inception: April 10, 1929

Capital city: Alexandrov

Elevation above the sea: 197 m

Website: http://александровскийрайон.рф

GPS coordinates: 56.40000,38.71667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:43