Ulan-Ude
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Battery Hill and Udinskoye Ostrog Founding Site
Ulan-Ude, Batareynaya Gora, at the base of Prospekt Pobedy
On Batareinaya Hill, overlooking the right bank of the Ud River, is the historical center where Ulan-Ude originated. Here, in the 17th century, the first Russian fortress—Udinsky—was established. From the hilltop, there is a picturesque view of the river valley, recalling the city's early steps and its significant role in Siberia's history.
Rinpoche Bagsha Buddhist Center
Ulan-Ude, Streletskaya St, 1
"Rinpoché Bagsha" Buddhist Center is located on Bald Mountain in Ulan-Ude and attracts visitors with picturesque city views. It includes a dharma hall, prayer wheel, stupas, and walking areas. The center is a popular site among believers and tourists, representing an important spiritual object of the capital of Buryatia.
Hotsa Namzarev Drama Theatre
Ulan-Ude, Kuybysheva St, 38
Hots Namzareva Buryat Drama Theatre is located in Ulan-Ude at Kuybysheva St., 38. It is the leading national dramatic theater of the Republic of Buryatia named after famous writer and public figure Hots Namzareva. The theater regularly stages performances in Buryat language reflecting rich culture and traditions of the region.
Buryat Opera and Ballet Theatre
Ulan-Ude, Lenina St, 51
Buryat State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre is situated in the heart of Ulan-Ude at Lenin Street, 51. This notable regional cultural institution is renowned for its repertoire featuring operas, ballets, and buriat national productions. The architecture of the building distinguishes itself within the city's scenery and contributes significantly to the urban landscape.
Radio House
Ulan-Ude, Erbanova St, 7a
Radio House in Ulan-Ude is an architectural monument situated on Erbanova Street, 7A. Construction of the building occurred between 1955 and 1959 in the Stalinist Empire style. A notable feature of Radio House is its tower with a spire and bells playing the hymn of Buryatia each hour. The structure is located in the city's center near Soviet Square and Theater Square.
Buryat History Museum named after M.N. Khangalov
Ulan-Ude, Profsoyuznaya St, 29
The Museum of Buryat History named after M.N. Khangalov in Ulan-Ude is the main historical and regional museum of the region. Its collections include exhibits on archaeology, ethnography, Buddhism, shamanism, and the history of Buryatia. The museum is named after famous Buryat scientist and ethnographer Matvei Nikolaevich Khangalov.
Ulan-Ude City History Museum
Ulan-Ude, Lenina St, 26
The Museum of Ulan-Ude City History is located at Lenina Street, 26. It tells about the development of Verkhneudinsk and modern Ulan-Ude, showing the evolution of urban environment through exhibits presented in a historical merchant's house. Visitors can trace how the city changed from a trading settlement to the capital of the Republic of Buryatia.
Buryat Nature Museum
Ulan-Ude, Lenina St, 46
Buryatiya Nature Museum is located in Ulan-Ude at Lenin Street, 46. It was opened in 1983 based on the local regional history museum's nature department. The museum features exhibits on paleontology, zoology, geology and botany of the region, making it an important center for environmental education and study of Buryatia's natural wealth.
Lenin Monument on Soviet Square
Ulan-Ude, Sovetov Sq
Lenin Monument on Sovetskaya Square in Ulan-Ude - a large sculptural depiction of Vladimir Illych Lenin's head raised high on a tall pedestal. Opened in 1971 at the city center near main administrative buildings, this monument is one of the most recognizable symbols of Ulan-Ude's capital.
Chekhov Monument
Ulan-Ude, Lenin Street, near City History Museum
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov Monument is located on Lenina Street in Ulan-Ude near the city history museum. The sculpture depicts the writer sitting on a bench with a suitcase, as if just arrived from a long journey. Nearby are inscribed Chekhov's words about Verkhneudinsk ("a nice little town"), reflecting his impressions of staying there in 1890.
Victory Memorial Park
Ulan-Ude, Pobedy Ave
Memorial Park "Victory Memorial" in Ulan-Ude is the main memorial park of the city. It has a memorial ensemble with T-34-85 tank, reliefs of prominent figures and Eternal Flame. Annually, the park hosts commemorative events dedicated to Victory Day.
Revolution Square
Ulan-Ude, Revolyutsii Sq
Revolution Square in Ulan-Ude is the historical center of the city and its first square. Here is located the ensemble of Gostiny Dvor, recognized as an object of federal cultural heritage. Previously, the square was called Bazar Square, around it developed trade life of Verkhneudinsk and there was held annual fair.
Russian Drama Theatre named after N.A. Bestuzhev
Ulan-Ude, Tereshkovoy St, 9a
The Russian Drama Theatre named after N.A. Bestuzhev is located in Ulan-Ude at Tereshkova Street, 9A. The building of the theatre is situated on the left bank of the Ud River in Oktyabrsky district. It was founded as one of the oldest professional theatrical ensembles of the Republic of Buryatia and bears the name of the Decemberist and writer Nikolay Aleksandrovich Bestuzhev.
St. Odigitria Cathedral
Ulan-Ude, Lenina St, 2
St. Odigitrievsky Cathedral — the first stone building of Ulan-Ude, located in the historical center near the confluence of rivers Ud and Selenge. The construction of the cathedral took place in the 18th century and was executed in the style of Siberian baroque. This significant architectural structure is a monument of city history and culture.
Guest-Friendly-Buryatia-Sculpture-Composition
Ulan-Ude, at Selenga Bridge
Sculptural composition "Hospitality of Buryatia" is located at Selenga Bridge in Ulan-Ude. It depicts a woman holding a traditional Buryat khadak - a symbol of hospitality. Originally, the sculpture was situated near the opera and ballet theater but was moved to the bridge in 2008 and became one of the city's calling cards.
Theater Square
Ulan-Ude, Teatralnaya Sq
Theater Square is located in the center of Ulan-Ude near Buryat Opera and Ballet Theater. It is a popular public space where meetings, gatherings and city events take place. From the square it is convenient to go to other significant places in the city such as Soviet Square and Lenina Street.
Theater for Puppet "Ulger"
Ulan-Ude, Lenina St, 46
The Puppet Theatre "Ulger" is located in Ulan-Ude at Lenin Street, 46. Founded in 1967, it has become an important part of Buryat cultural life. The theatre is known for its family performances and annual festival "Way of the Nomad". Among its achievements are victories in the prestigious competition "Golden Mask".
C.S. Sampilov Art Museum
Ulan-Ude, Kuybysheva St, 29
Tsarang Sampilova Art Museum in Ulan-Ude is the largest museum of Buryat art and one of the leading artistic institutions of Siberia. Founded in 1944, it was named after prominent artist Tsyrendjap Sampilov two decades later. The museum's collection comprises paintings, graphics, sculpture, decorative-applied and jewelry arts of the Buryats and Russians.
Ethnographic Museum of the Peoples of Transbaikalia
Ulan-Ude, Verkhnyaya Berezovka settlement, 17B
The Ethnographic Museum of the Peoples of Transbaikal is located in Verkhnyaya Berezovka, Ulan-Ude. It is a large open-air museum showcasing historical and cultural complexes of various ethnic groups from the region. Visitors can see traditional buildings and household items of the indigenous peoples of Transbaikal, learning about their culture and history.
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