If you want to get closer to the real Smolensk, plan a trip to Zadneprovsky market (\"Kolhozka\"). It's easy to find it: take a cab to Kolhozna Square or ask any Smolensk resident for directions. While walking, admire the Dnieper River from the car bridge and get ready for a very special dessert, the analogues of which we have not yet met.<\/p>\n
The indoor grocery market is a veritable monument to the Soviet Union, with long rows of stores lined with small tiles and remnants of mosaics, with a large mosaic panel under the ceiling, and the traditional blue scales at the counters. You can find everything here (from flowers to a pig's head), but we are interested in something special.<\/p>\n
Go through the main entrance, reach the last shopping line, turn left, and go forward. You're looking for the famous Milkshakes outlet.<\/em>It retains the equipment, decor, and charm of the late '80s.<\/p>\n The drinks are made with the help of authentic Soviet machines. Ice cream, milk, and syrup are whipped into a thick, oxygenated foam with a taste that has been unchanged for 30 years. The portion will cost no more than 50 rubles, and the gift is a trip by time machine and a chance to look at the ancient city from a completely different, non-tourist angle.<\/p>\n Advantages:<\/strong> Tasty, inexpensive, off-the-grid place.
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