Destinations

The Capital of Tatarstan with a Rich Heritage

One of the longest cities in Russia

Capital of Sunsets at the Confluence of Two Rivers

“Räkhim itegez!” — or “Welcome!”

Another museum connected with Vladimir Lenin — a monument of 20th-century history, culture, and architecture — is the Lenin Memorial.

The museum is located in a manor house built in 1851.

The building was constructed in 1790 according to a design by architect I.Toscani.

One of the wings of the former estate of priest I. A. Anaksagorov of the Simbirsk Trinity Cathedral now houses the Museum of Urban Life.

The route will lead you to the house acquired by the Ulyanov family in 1878 after many years of moving between rented apartments.

Eastern Gateway to Russia

Be the first to welcome the sun in Russia

Chita is the capital of Zabaykalsky Krai.

The place where the new day begins first in Russia

The best city on permafrost

A city on the banks of the mighty Amur River

The Energy of the Far East

The Alexey Nikolayevich Tolstoy Museum is located in a manor that once belonged to his family.

A hospitable city full of remarkable contrasts.

Ride the cable car, enjoy the mountains and waterfalls, drink Narzan.

Pyatigorsk is a resort with a rich history at the foothills of the Caucasus

Sea, mountains, ancient fortresses, and Caucasian hospitality.

The Gateway to the Caucasus and the Soul of Ossetia

Gateway to Lake Baikal

The main city of Siberia

The Buddhist Soul of Siberia

Siberia in the Colors of Nature

A dendrological park with a rich collection of plants.

Here you can buy and taste famous Altai honey, propolis, mead, honeycomb, bee bread, royal jelly, and other bee products.

The museum is located next to the Altai Krai Philharmonic — in the building of the former Instrument Shop of the silver smelting plant from the early 19th century. It was opened in 2010 based on Sergei Berger's mineralogical collection.

This is a historic district with wooden estates in the style of the century before last, featuring a pedestrian promenade, museums, cafes, and souvenir shops.

This is the only museum in Russia dedicated to a single lake.

The resort city Belokurikha is a place for rest, treatment, and wellness.

Biryuksinsky Pass is located on the Seminsky Ridge, through which the road between the villages of Altayskoye and Aya passes.

The Special Economic Zone of tourist-recreational type "Biryuzovaya Katun" is surrounded by mountains on the bank of the Katun River.

The grove is named after the village of Bugry, which today is only reminded by a few city toponyms. One of them is the bright red Bugrinsky Bridge.

The Chuisky Tract Museum is located at the historical zero kilometer of the tract, in the former estate of Chuysky merchant Varvinsky.

One of the most popular places in the village.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of life and daily routine of 19th-century Siberia.

Built in 1899, it is one of the oldest surviving icebreakers in the world.

A not very high but very impressive cascading waterfall, breaking into rainbow-colored sprays at the foot of the mountain.

Along the tram tracks on Lenina Street rises a castle-like brick building.

Welcome to the city's main street.

A great place to start a walk around Irkutsk.

This open-air museum of living fairy tales in Savvateyevka village features over 250 original wooden sculptures.

You can climb Malaya Sinyukha on foot or by cable car.

Malo-Tobolskaya is one of the oldest streets in Barnaul, and also one of the shortest. Its length is 812 meters. The street was a trading street in former times and remains so to this day.

Manzherok is one of the most beautiful vacation spots in Altai.

You can start your acquaintance with the city from here.

If you walk from the Assumption Cathedral through the green alleys of the City Garden, you will find yourself at the monument to Peter and Fevronia of Murom.

Biysk is the only city beyond the Urals founded by Peter I.

While walking around Barnaul, be sure to visit the "Mountain Pharmacy."

The museum of the solid waste landfill is the only museum in the world at such an enterprise.

This is the largest church museum in Siberia.

A landscaped embankment for walks appeared in Barnaul in 2018.

One of the most convenient points for viewing Baikal and its surroundings.

Piket Mountain contains a group of Paleolithic-era sites and kurgan burial grounds from the 8th-10th centuries AD.

The park opened in 2024 for the 150th anniversary of the famous artist and philosopher Nicholas Roerich.

Shaman Rock is a huge cliff, which, according to the legend, marks the boundary between Lake Baikal and the Angara River.

The Siberian Tea House is located at the beginning of Sovetskaya Street in an old building.

The atmosphere of an old merchant Siberian town is preserved by the long Sovetskaya Street.

The open-air museum was founded in the 1960s.

Here, several dozen caves are connected to each other, forming a large interconnected system.