Vyatichi

There are numerous archeological monuments in Moscow that tell historians about the Vyatichi.

There is also similar marker that shows maximum in Poland and on areas of Vyatichi and Radimichs, which was called 'Vyatichi-West'.

In addition, the East Slavs, mainly Vyatichi was supposedly assimilated Balto-Slavice Golyad tribe.

The most popular among holidaymakers are the following health centers: Vyatichi, Beryozovaya Roscha, Vorobyevo, Zvezdny, and Signal.

According to the Nestor - Primary Chronicle tribe of Vyatichi and Radimichs were 'Lachy' (Lendians).

In the end of 1st millennium AD the territory of Moscow and the Moscow Oblast was inhabited by the Slavs tribes of Vyatichi and Krivichi.

He has been canonized as a saint in the Russian Orthodox Church for his work spreading Christianity among the heathen East Slavic tribe of Vyatichi (of the Oka basin in present-day Russia).

Russian ethnic group mainly was formed of the descendants of such East Slavic tribes like Krivichi, Sloveny,Vyatichi, Severiane, as well as a significant number of immigrants from the Middle Dnieper in the 12th and 13th centuries.