Ufa
32 places
Bashkir Academic Drama Theatre named after Majit Gafuri
Ufa, Zaki Validi St, 34
Bashkir Academic Drama Theatre named after Majit Gafuri is located in Ufa at Zaki Valiidi Street, 34. Founded in 1919 in Sterlitamak and later moved to Ufa, it is an architectural monument situated on the site of former Vorotinsky Cathedral. The theatre bears the name of famous Bashkir poet and writer Majit Gafuri; there is a statue of him outside. Performances include works by Bashkir dramatists and classical plays. For its merits, the theatre was awarded Order of Labor Red Banner.
Bashkir State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre
Ufa, Lenina St, 5/1
Ufa is proud of its Bashkir State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre located at Lenina Street, 5/1. Founded in 1938, it is a XX century architectural monument with a facade decorated by figures of muses Euterpe and Terpsichore made of copper. The theater is known for performing world opera and ballet masterpieces ("Traviata", "Swan Lake", "Nutcracker"). It was here where Rudolf Nureyev began his career. The auditorium accommodates 716 people including parterre, mezzanine, gallery, balcony and box. In front of the building there is a fountain called "Seven Girls".
Bashkir State Puppet Theatre
Уфа, просп. Октября, 156
Bashkir State Puppet Theatre in Ufa located on October Prospect is the oldest children's theatre in the region. Founded over 80 years ago, it offers a variety of performances for children of all ages. With love and professionalism, the staff creates bright and engaging shows that are popular among young Ufians. Nearby is Library #39.
Bashkir State Museum of Fine Arts named after M.V. Nesterov
Ufa, Gogolya St, 27
The Bashkir State Museum of Fine Arts named after M.V. Nesterov is located in a historical mansion of Ufa built in 1913. Founded on January 5, 1920, it showcases a rich collection of Russian art from the 19th to early 20th century, Western European and Eastern paintings, as well as contemporary Bashkir visual arts and decorative-applied arts. The museum's distinctive features are its branches: exhibition hall "Izhad" and the house-museum of artist A.E. Tyulkin. In front of the building there is a monument to the founder himself - Mikhail Vasilyevich Nesterov.
Gostiny Dvor
Ufa, Ul. Verkhnetorgovaya Sq, 1
The Hanovian Court in Ufa is located on the Upper Trade Square and has a multi-century history. Originally, it housed trading rows and hosted gubernatorial fairs. Today, it is a modern shopping and business center popular among city residents and visitors for shopping and recreation in the historical center of Ufa.
State Academic Russian Drama Theatre of Republic of Bashkortostan
Ufa, Oktyabrya Ave, 79
The Republic of Bashkortostan State Academic Russian Drama Theatre is located in Ufa at October Prospect, 79. It is one of the largest theaters in the region, regularly presenting premiere performances and festival programs to audiences. The theater's repertoire includes both classical works and contemporary dramas. Its location on the city's main artery makes it easily accessible for residents and visitors of Ufa.
A.E. Tul'kin House-Museum
Ufa, Volnovaya St, 21
A.E. Tul'kin House-Museum is located in a picturesque spot by the Belaya River in Ufa at Volnovaya Street, 21. It is a branch of Bashgoskhudmuzey named after M.V. Nesterov where artist Alexander Eduardovich Tul'kin lived and worked from 1922 until his death. An exhibition featuring his paintings, graphics and personal belongings reflecting the life and work of the master is open to visitors since 1989.
Historical Park "Russia - My History"
Ufa, Mendeleeva St, 158
The Historical Park "Russia - My History" in Ufa is located at Mendeleev Street, 158. It features exhibits covering the entire history of Russia from the Rurikids to modern times. Visitors can explore multimedia technologies such as interactive screens, holograms and video projects. Special attention is given to the history of Bashkortostan. The park is part of a federal network of multimedia museums where the country's history is presented through modern technology.
Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Ufa, Kirova St, 102
Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Ufa is the largest capacity church in the city, an architectural monument of the late 19th century in Russian style. Its height is 68 meters including a 47-meter bell tower. The cathedral was closed since 1934 and returned to believers in 1991 after many years of restoration. In the temple there are side altars dedicated to Archangel Mikhail and Saint Nikolay the Wonderworker, walls and ceilings are decorated with paintings. The Cathedral is the seat of the Ufa Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Congress Hall "Toratau"
Ufa, Zaki Validi St, 2
The Congress Hall "Toratau" is located in the center of Ufa at Zaki Valiidi Street, 2. Built in the mid-2000s, it has become a venue for significant international events such as SCO and BRICS summits. The architecture of the building stands out with its originality and luxurious finishings. The complex includes a concert hall, two conference halls, a museum complex, a restaurant, and a shopping center.
MotherWeepingMemorial
Ufa, Victory Park
The Memorial "Weeping Mother" is located in Ufa's Victory Park, near the Eternal Flame and the Museum of Military Glory. It is part of a memorial complex dedicated to the memory of soldiers who died during World War II. The monument symbolizes grief and respect for fallen heroes.
Majit_Gafuri_Memorial_Home-Museum
Ufa, Gogolya St, 28
Majit Gafuri Memorial House-Museum is located in Ufa at Gogol Street, 28. The house where Bashkir People's Poet lived from 1923 to 1934 has been open to visitors since 1948. Exhibits include materials about his life, literary work and public activities. In front of B. Kamal Theatre there is a statue of the poet. The museum is a branch of the National Literary Museum of the Republic of Bashkortostan.
S.T. Aksakov Memorial House-Museum
Ufa, Zaynully Rasuleva St, 4
The Memorial House-Museum of S.T. Aksakov is situated in scenic areas of Ufa along the banks of the River White. This structure, representing late-18th-century wooden architecture, became a branch of the National Museum of Bashkortostan in 1978. The exhibit features a memorial segment honoring the life and writings of writer Aksakov and his kin, alongside a literary-musical salon recounting details about his son—the first Governor of Ufa. The museum boasts more than 3,000 artifacts, including a recreated interior from the latter half of the 18th century adorned with exquisite furniture embellished with ivory and bronze.
Madinah Mosque
Ufa, Gatchinskaya St, 1
"Madina" Mosque in Ufa is located on Gatchinskaya Street. The building was constructed in 2013 and represents Sunni Islamic architecture. After completion, it required extensive restoration lasting over 12 years. Inside the mosque there are relics including about 25 revered Orthodox icons. The interior is decorated with white, pink and yellow marble.
Lilya-Tulpan Mosque-Medressa
Ufa, Komarova St, 5
The Lyalya-Tulpan Mosque and Madrasa is located in Ufa on Komarova Street, 5. The building was opened in 1998 after construction from 1989 according to architect V.V. Davlyatshin's project. It is not just a place for prayer but also a cultural and educational center where classes on Islamic culture and religion are held. The architecture of the mosque is decorated with crystal chandeliers and stained glass, while the roof resembles an open tulip - a symbol of purity and freshness especially beloved by Turkic peoples. Nearby there is Victory Park. Construction was funded through voluntary donations from over two hundred city residents.
Friendship Monument
Ufa, Sochinskaya St, 5
The Monument of Friendship is located on a high bank of the Belaya River in Ufa, its height is about 35 meters. The monument was opened in 1965 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Bashkiria's annexation to Russia. The central part of the monument is a coupled stele with a sword sheathed in scabbard, symbolizing peaceful coexistence of nations. At the foot of the monument there are bronze figures of a Bashkirian and Russian woman in traditional costumes, emphasizing the idea of friendship and unity. This is one of the main symbolic places of the city.
ArchaeologyandEthnographyMuseum
Ufa, Karla Marksa St, 6
The Archaeology and Ethnography Museum in Ufa is located at Karl Marx Street, 6. It features unique exhibits depicting the history of ancient man: tools and household items, ornaments and clothing. The museum's pride is a skeleton of the Khazarian mammoth. Visitors can explore the ethnographic collection that tells about the life of peoples from the Southern Urals. Permanent exhibitions cover the period from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages.
White River Embankment
Ufa, Reki Beloy Emb
The Embankment of the White River in Ufa is a modern walking area about 7 kilometers long. Following reconstruction begun in 2014 and concluded in 2020, it features convenient bike lanes and resting areas. From observation points there is a scenic view of the White River. It is a popular spot for strolls and relaxation for both locals and visitors to the city.
National Youth Theatre named after Mussay Karim
Ufa, Lenina St, 62
The National Youth Theatre named after Mussa Karim is located in Ufa at Lenina Street, 62. Founded at the beginning of the 20th century, since 1995 it has been called the National Youth Theatre, and in January 2006 it was awarded the name of the people's poet of Bashkortostan - Mussa Karim. Plays by Bashkir dramatists and classical plays aimed primarily at young audiences are staged there.
National Museum of the Republic of Bashkortostan
Ufa, Sovetskaya St, 14
The National Museum of the Republic of Bashkortostan is located in the historical building of the Peasant Land Bank on Sovetskaya Street, 14 in Ufa. It is the largest cultural-historical museum of the Volga region with a rich exhibition including over 140,000 items, featuring unique artifacts of archaeology, history and ethnography of Bashkortostan. The exhibit of Burzyan bee, the symbol of the region, and a collection of more than 16,000 ancient coins attract special attention. Among the notable exhibits stands out a sabre associated with the legendary hero Salavat Yulaev.
Alexander Matrosov Monument
Ufa, Lenina Park
In the center of Ufa, in Lenin's Park, stands a monument to Hero of the Soviet Union Alexander Matrosov. The sculpture was created by artist Leonid Aydlin and symbolizes the heroism of a soldier who died while storming an enemy bunker. This place is an important symbol of courage and heroism for residents of Ufa and visitors to the city.
Mustay Karim Monument
Ufa, intersection of Kommunisticheskoy St and Mustaya Karima St
The monument to the people's poet of the Republic of Bashkortostan Mustay Karim is installed in the center of Ufa at the intersection of Kommunisticheskaya Street and the street named after the poet himself. This is one of the most respected places in the city dedicated to the outstanding literary figure of Bashkortostan, author of numerous well-known works. Mustay Karim lived from 1919 to 2005 and left a significant mark on the cultural life of the region.
monument Salavat Yulayeva
Ufa, Salavata Yulaeva Sq
Salavat Yulaev Memorial stands on a high bank of the Belaya River in the center of Ufa, on Square named after him. This is a ten-meter iron sculpture with bronze finish, weighing more than 40 tons, set upon a granite pedestal 4 meters tall. The monument was unveiled in 1967 following nearly thirty years of work by sculptor S. Tovasiev. Considered the largest equestrian statue in Russia and Europe, it appears on the coat of arms of Bashkortostan. From the viewing platform below the sculpture, one can enjoy a scenic view of the Belaya River.
Ivan Yakoutov Park of Culture and Rest
Ufa, Karla Marksa St
Ivan Yakoutov Cultural and Leisure Park in Ufa is one of the most popular family recreation spots. Located in the city center on Karl Marx Street, it features a children's railway, attractions for kids and adults, and a lake where you can rent boats. This is the oldest park in the city named after revolutionary Ivan Yakoutov.
Majit_Gafuri_Park
Ufa, Zaki Validi St
Majit Gafuri Culture and Rest Park is located in the center of Ufa at Zaki Validi Street. It is a popular place for family recreation with attractions for children of all ages. There are also areas for quiet relaxation and active leisure. The park is named after the famous Bashkir poet Majit Gafuri.
Victory Park
Ufa, Komarova St
Victory Park in Ufa is situated along the banks of the White River, on Dezhnev Hill. It features a monument resembling the control room of an atomic submarine transported from Murmansk, together with memorials and the Eternal Flame. The southern edge of the park adjoins the Lala-Tulip Mosque. Within the park, one can find an outdoor display of military hardware, numerous squirrels eagerly accepting offerings from visitors. It is a popular spot for local strolls.
First Ufa Cathedral Mosque
Ufa, Tukaeva St, 52
First Ufa Cathedral Mosque, also known as Tukayevskaya mosque, is located on Tukayev street in Ufa. Built in 1830, it is one of the oldest mosques in the city and for a long time remained the only functioning Muslim temple during Soviet years. Inside there is a relic - hairs from the prophet Muhammad's beard. A 19-meter minaret rises above the building, which has been reconstructed several times while maintaining its original architectural style.
Pokrovskaya church
Ufa, Mingazheva St, 4
Pokrovskaya church in Ufa is located at Mingazheva Street, 4. It is one of the oldest stone churches in the city, built in the early 19th century. Until the 1940s, it was a military warehouse, but after closing it reopened in 1957. The church's feature is an icon of the Image Not Made by Human Hands painted by artist Anatoly Lezhnev. The church survived during the mass destruction of Orthodox shrines and is an architectural monument.
Republican Museum of Combat Glory
Ufa, Komarova St, 7
The Republican Museum of Military Glory in Ufa is located at Komarova Street, 7. Dedicated to the exploits of residents of Bashkortostan during World War II. It features exhibits of military equipment, memorial complexes of submarine sailors, border guards and paratroopers, as well as Eternal Flame. A branch of the National Museum of the Republic of Bashkortostan is situated in Victory Park, being an important part of the city's memorial zone.
Salavat-Yulayev-Square
Ufa, near Salavat Yulaev Square
Sad Salavata Yulaeva raspolozhen v Ufe na vysochnom beregu reki Beloy, nedelpobledu ot ploschadi, nazvannoj v chast poeta i obshhestvennogo delatelya baskirskogo proiskhozhdeniya. Park soderzhit istoricheskuyu cennost' i prirodnuyu krasotu, predlagaya posellyam prekrasnye panorama na reku i okrestnosti. Eto populjarnoye mesto dlja pogulok mezhdu lokal'nymi zhitel'yami i gostyami goroda, osobenno blizko k pamjatniku samomu Salavatu Yulaevu.
Spassky Church
Ufa, Oktyabrskoy Revolyutsii St, 37a
Spassky Cathedral is located at October Revolution Street, 37A in Ufa. Construction took about twenty years and was completed in 1844. The building has an exterior resembling the famous Kazan Cathedral in Saint Pyotrsburg. After the confiscation of property in 1929, the cathedral was used for industrial premises and dormitories for a long time but later returned to the church. Despite its poor condition, it retains the status of an architectural city value.
Seven Girls Fountain
Ufa, Teatralny Square
In the center of Ufa's Theatre Square stands the fountain "Seven Girls". It is a circular composition consisting of an 18-meter pool and a pedestal with seven bronze statues of girls, each about two meters high. At night, the sculptures are illuminated by multicolored lights, giving them a mysterious appearance of floating beings. The fountain was opened in 2015 and inspired by a Bashkir legend about girls who survived by jumping off a cliff.
Want to know more about Ufa? Build a route and feel the city.