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One of the brightest examples of pseudo-Russian Baroque in Eastern Siberia. Built in 1897 for Alexander Vtorov, a first-guild merchant and textile trader in Russia. It now houses the Palace of Children's and Youth Creativity.
5 Zhelyabova St.
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"Polyana" Park
Here you will find the Vysotsky rope park, Fort Boyard quest show, trampolines, sports grounds, paintball club, climbing wall, as well as recreation areas with gazebos and barbecues.
Museum “Taltsy”
The museum is based on wooden architecture of the 17th–20th centuries from small towns, villages, and settlements of the Irkutsk region.
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