Chelyabinsk

Alexandro-Nevsky Cathedral

Chelyabinsk, Aloe Pole, 1

Alexandro-Nevskaya Church in Chelyabinsk is situated on Alom Pole. Built in the Russian-Byzantine style, its main altar was consecrated in 1911. Before restoration, the church could accommodate about 1200 people. Construction began in 1907; after being returned to believers in 1991, it underwent restoration from 2020 onwards. It holds status as an object of regional cultural heritage.

Pushkin City Garden

Chelyabinsk, Ordzhonikidze St, 58a

City Garden Named After A.S. Pushkin - one of the oldest parks in Chelyabinsk region founded in 1908 with its first birch grove. In winter it operates an ice rink while in summer there are operating observation wheel, auto track and amusements. For kids there's open House Of Fairy Tales and contact zoo. Regular jazz concerts take place on Wednesdays and dance evenings on Thursdays. Since 1937 the park bears the name of great Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.

State Historical Museum of Southern Ural

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 100

The State Historical Museum of the Southern Urals is located in Chelyabinsk on Truda Street, 100. Founded in 1913 due to the initiative of botanist Ivan Mikhailovich Krasheninnikov and educator Dmitry Valentinovich Moshkov. It houses unique collections including fragments of the meteorite "Chelyabinsk" and exhibits about the city's contribution to World War II. Initially the museum was situated in the mansion of merchants Yauzhev, later it moved to a specially designed building.

V.V. Tereshkova Children's Park

Chelyabinsk, Timiryazeva St

V.V. Tereshkova Children's Park is situated in Chelyabinsk on Timiryazeva Street. It is a green area covering approximately 8.1 hectares, closely connected with the history of Tractor Factory District and Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant. There is a pedestrian fountain and children's playground here. Historically, the park integrates with Komsomolskaya Square, forming a unified public space. Special significance is given to the park due to its association with Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman astronaut.

Aquarium House

Chelyabinsk, ul. 60-letiya Oktyabrya, 11, korp.

Aquarium House in Chelyabinsk is located at 60th Anniversary of October Street, house 11, building 4. It features a permanent exhibition of marine and freshwater fish, as well as a reptile and insect terrarium. The building was restored in 2014. This is the only aquarium and terrarium in the Chelyabinsk region. It opened in 1983 in Metallurg Park. A unique feature was the opportunity for visitors to feed Japanese carp. Cyrillic fragment fixed: Anniversary

Shikhov-Pokrovsky House (Public Assembly House)

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 98

The building of Shikhov-Pokrovsky House is situated at Truda Street, 98 in Chelyabinsk. Originally it belonged to the Shikhovs family, then was used as a public gathering place for city residents. During World War I, it housed supplies. Since 1986, it has been operating as a geological-mineralogical museum functioning until early 2000s. Today, the mansion hosts cultural and educational events.

Houses for Rent Merchant A. Kholodov

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 139

The income houses of merchant A. Kholodov are located at Kirova Street, 139 in Chelyabinsk. Initially, here were trading halls with hardware, drugstore and paint products. Later, the buildings were reconstructed for residential purposes where rooms on the second floor were rented out. Today these houses house a restaurant and Music School No. 7. One room previously was used by "Ermitazh" restaurant and also operated "Furniture Trade" store AO Litvin. The buildings are a monument to historical street architecture of Kirova Street.

Evangelical Lutheran Church of Jesus Savior

Chelyabinsk, Cherkasskaya St, 2g

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Jesus Savior is situated at Cherkasskaya Street, 2G in Chelyabinsk. It is the sole Lutheran place of worship in the Chelyabinsk region. The building is single-story and connected to the history of German trudarmeyts and their descendants. Inside the church there is an unusual configuration prayer hall. During the Soviet period believers had to conduct services in secret underground settings.

Chelyabinsk Railway Station

Chelyabinsk, Privokzalnaya St, 1

Chelyabinsk Railway Station is situated on Pervozvanzhalnaya Street. The building covers an area over 20 thousand square meters and can accommodate up to 6000 passengers simultaneously. Its history dates back to a single-story brick station built in October 1892. In 1999, comprehensive reconstruction began, completed in 2005 after adding a second floor. Glassworks were executed by artists A. Korolev and V. Bukanov.

ChTZ Administration Building and First Tractor Monument

Chelyabinsk, Lenina Ave, 3

The complex includes the administration building of Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant (CTZ) and the monument to the first tractor S-60 "Stalinec". Here, prototypes of equipment were assembled using American parts from Caterpillar. The complex is situated at Lenina Avenue, 3. Awards of the highest rank are installed on the buildings. Among the names of plant workers are Isaac Zaltsman, Ivan Trashutin and Ivan Belostotsky. The monument symbolizes the beginning of the tractor history of Chelyabinsk.

Rodina Recital and Organ Hall

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 78

The "Rodina" Hall for Chamber and Organ Music is situated in Chelyabinsk on Kirova Street, 78. It is a specialized concert venue where regular performances of organ and chamber music, as well as jazz programs, take place. The building is a historical and cultural monument and has been open to the public since 2014. There are 327 seating places in the hall. The first concert was held on December 24, 2014; the official opening followed a day later. Previously, the building belonged to the Church of Alexander Nevsky, which was transferred to the Chelyabinsk Eparchy in August 2010.

Galileo Wonder Park Interactive Museum

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 167

Interactive Museum "Galileo Wonder Park" is situated at Kirova Street, 167, second floor. Operates daily from 10:00 to 20:00, ticket office closes at 19:00. Free entry for children under 3 years old. Museum offers visitors to observe physical and optical phenomena from an unusual perspective. Birthday parties and children's celebrations are held here. Accessible via building with Subway sign on Kirova Street.

Experimentus Science Museum

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 92a

The Museum of Entertaining Science "Experimentus" in Chelyabinsk is located on the third floor of the shopping center "Almaz" at Truda St., 92a. Here visitors can actively interact with over 120 functioning exhibits that help illustrate everyday phenomena. Each visitor can touch and explore the exhibits, participating in scientific demonstrations. The museum differs from traditional museums by not merely offering to view exhibits but engaging guests in the process of learning through play and experimentation.

South Ural History Museum (Zhukovsky Merchant's House)

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 98

The Museum of the History of the South Ural is located in the historical mansion of merchant Zhukovsky at Truda Street, 98 in Chelyabinsk. The building is one of the oldest stone structures in the city, built between 1851 and 1860. In 2014, a museum opened here with a rich collection of over 70,000 exhibits reflecting the culture and history of the Chelyabinsk region.

Forest Museum

Chelyabinsk, Varnenskaya St, 1a

The Forest Museum in Chelyabinsk is located at Varneckaya St., 1A. It is dedicated to forests and forestry of the Chelyabinsk region. Visitors can see tree samples, photos and other items telling about the local nature. Exhibits introduce flora and fauna of Southern Ural forests, emphasizing the importance of forests for environmental protection. Entrance is free; official information is available on the museum's website.

Museum "Russia - My History"

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 183

The Museum "Russia - My History" in Chelyabinsk is situated on Truda Street, 183. It is a multimedia historical park where visitors learn about Russia's history through installations, "animated books," and interactive quizzes. Special emphasis is placed on the period of the Romanov dynasty rule and events of World War II. There are special excursions organized for schoolchildren and families. The museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions and educational projects supplemented with 3D reconstructions of historical battles.

Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant Museum

Chelyabinsk, Lenina Ave, 3

The Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant Museum is situated at Lenina Avenue, 3 in Chelyabinsk. The archive collection comprises over 22 thousand exhibits including documents, photos and employees' personal belongings. Of particular interest is the hall "Formation of the Tractor Giant" and an exhibition about Chelyabinsk during World War II titled "Tankograd and Tankograd Citizens". Visitors can attend thematic tours; throughout its history, more than one million people have visited the museum.

Volunteer Tankers Monument

Chelyabinsk, Kommuny St, Slavy Blvd

Monument to Volunteer Tankers in Chelyabinsk is situated at the intersection of Kommuna Street and Slavy Boulevard. It honors the soldiers and commanders of the 63rd Chelyabinsk Volunteer Tank Brigade who received orders from South Ural residents on May 9th, 1943. The sculpture was created by Lev Golovnitsky and architect Evgeniy Alexandrov. A volunteer figure standing 5.5 meters tall is positioned atop a tank turret with an open hatch. Symbolic forge hammers relief emphasizes the contribution of the Urals in producing weapons of victory. The monument closely ties to Chelyabinsk's history as "Tankograd" and symbolizes the dispatching of local volunteers to the front lines.

Igor Kurchatov Monument

Chelyabinsk, Nauki (Pr. Lenina) Sq

The Igor Kurchatov monument is situated on Science Square in Chelyabinsk, at the intersection of Lenina Avenue and Gagarin Park. A 27-meter-high sculpture was installed to commemorate the city's 250th anniversary in 1986. Hemispheres on the pillars symbolize atomic fission. In the evening, the monument is illuminated by spotlights. The site is popular among young people, skateboarders, and bicyclists. The sculptor is Vardges Avakyan.

Alyosha Mausoleum

Chelyabinsk, Aloe Pole

The monument-mausoleum of V.I.Lenin is situated in the "Red Field" park of Chelyabinsk city. The first stone was laid in January 1924, opened in July of the same year. The structure has a form typical for memorial architecture of those times. The entrance was decorated with a plaque bearing the inscription "Learn from Lenin". During World War II, the public library adjacent to the monument was closed.

Orlyonok Monument

Chelyabinsk, Aloe Pole

The monument "Orlyok" is situated on Alma Field in Chelyabinsk. It is a bronze figure about 4 meters high created by Lev Nikolaevich Golovnitsky and installed by architect Evgeniy Viktorovich Alexandrov. The sculpture grew out of an earlier stand-alone sculpture and forms part of the historical-memorial ensemble of Alma Field, becoming one of the city's symbols. Initially, the artwork was exhibited at republican and all-union exhibitions.

Founders Monument of Chelyabinsk City

Chelyabinsk, ul. Kirova, near intersection with ul. Truda

The monument to the founders of Chelyabinsk city is situated at the intersection of Kirova and Truda streets. It consists of a stela with a column depicting a peasant, Bashkirian and Cossack—symbols marking the beginning of the history of Chelyabinsk fortress. Information panels on the stela include archival documents related to the city's foundation. The composition highlights the significance of involvement from different nations in establishing Chelyabinsk.

Tale about Ural Monument

Chelyabinsk, Privokzalnaya Sq

The monument "Skaz ob Ural" is situated on the Pervokamennaya Square in Chelyabinsk. It is a monumental sculpture of a folk hero created by Vitaly Zaykov. It symbolizes the strength and might of Southern Urals. The monument became the first city attraction greeting train passengers. In 2009, the composition was decorated in the style of Santa Claus due to the initiative of schoolgirl Dana Girko. The monument features distinct regional symbols.

Jeoushevs Brothers Passage (Yaoushev Brothers Trading House)

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 92a

Passazhya brothers Yauzhevykh, situated on Truda Street in Chelyabinsk, is an historical building of Yauzhevykh trading house. Acquired in 1893 for 6000 rubles, it was expanded in 1895 with an addition of two-story wing. The structure features decorative elements in modern style and retains original plasterwork and interior. Brothers Yauzhevy were businessmen and patrons who had branches of their enterprise in various cities of Urals and Central Asia.

Art Square

Chelyabinsk, Iskusstv Sq

Arts Square is located in the center of Chelyabinsk. Previously called Cathedral Square and named after Yemelyan Yaroslavsky. It housed the Christmas Jesus Cathedral which was destroyed in 1932. Today it connects to the Opera and Ballet Theater named after M.I. Glinka and is convenient for city residents due to accessibility via trams #16 and #22.

Revolution Square

Chelyabinsk, Revolyutsii Sq

Revolution Square in Chelyabinsk - the main city square located in the center. Initially called Southern. Here city parades take place especially on Victory Day. To the north it borders Lenin Avenue, to the west Vorovsky and Kirov streets. Previously there was a monastery which was demolished in the late 1920s. The People's House building was constructed in 1903.

vokzalnaya square

Chelyabinsk, Privokzalnaya Sq

Chelyabinsk Station Square is located near the main railway station. Here there is an old station built from red brick and it is the earliest structure of the square's ensemble. From the pedestrian overpass you can see the railway junction. A memorial commemorates the memory of 262 legionnaires buried in the city. The "Sinegorya" building stands out with its large blue pyramid. Previously, there was a separate wooden construction for passengers of the fourth class.

Immaculate Conception Shrine of Our Blessed Lady

Chelyabinsk, 50-Letiya Vlksm St, 16a

The Catholic parish of Immaculate Conception of Our Lady is situated in Chelyabinsk on 50-letiya VLKSM Street, 16A. The church building, shaped like a crystal with a tower, is an architectural monument from the early 20th century. It houses a collection of items belonging to the local Catholic community. Inside the chapel there remains a picturesque partition between halls and altar. The city's Catholic community traces its history back to the first decades of the last century when there was a notable Polish community in Chelyabinsk.

Victory Garden

Chelyabinsk, Geroev Tankograda St

Victory Garden is situated in Chelyabinsk on Heroes of Tankograd Street. It is a park dedicated to military and labor feats with an installed monument "Defenders of Fatherland". Various children's and family events take place here, there are amusement parks and winter activities including an ice city. The park belongs to municipal cultural institutions and relates to the history of Chelyabinsk as an important center for tank industry and a rear base during the war.

Holy-Simeon Cathedral

Chelyabinsk, Kyshtymskaya St, 32

The Holy-Simeon Catedral Cathedral is situated at Kyshtymskaya Street, 32 in Chelyabinsk. Dedicated in 1883 to Saint Simon of Verkhoturye, it houses icons with relics of saints. Father Ioann Dneprovsky served as its first dean. After the war, an annex was added dedicated to the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God. The cathedral's bell tower collapsed during a storm shortly after its construction. The architect was Pyotr Ilyinykh, who also participated in building other Chelyabinsk churches. It is significant for the Urals region because it became the site of the first patriarchal visit.

Holy-Trinity Church

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 60a

The Holy Trinity Church is situated on Kirova Street in the center of Chelyabinsk. The building is associated with the development of Zarechye district and has a long history dating back to pre-revolutionary Chelyabinsk. In the early 20th century, the church replaced wooden structures. After being returned to the Russian Orthodox Church, it briefly hosted an exhibition from the local museum. Construction works were completed in 1915. Historically, it was located in Kazachya Sloboda.

Red Field Square

Chelyabinsk, Krasnaya / Ul. Svobody St

Alley "Aloe Pole" in Chelyabinsk was declared an historical site since 2000. Named to commemorate tragic events of 1905 when workers were massacred there. Previously it bore Alexander III's name and hosted fairs. Today it features federal monuments such as the monument "Orlenok" and Lenin's mausoleum built in 1925. The alley also hosts city memorial events.

Ak-Mescit Mosque (White Mosque)

Chelyabinsk, Elkina St, 16

The Cathedral Mosque "Ak-Mechet" in Chelyabinsk is situated on Yelkina Street, 16. The building is a regional cultural heritage site and was constructed in 1899. The mosque has one floor and a four-tier minaret. Originally, there was an Islamic elementary school (mekteb) attached to it. During World War II, it housed the museum's collections. Currently, courses on Islam and reading the Quran are held here. The mosque was built on land donated by entrepreneur Zakir Galeev.

Manneken Theatre

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 116

The "Maneken" Theatre is situated in Chelyabinsk on Kirova Street, 116. Established as a student theater for estradnye miniatyury, it has been known under this name since its inception. Over the years, the theatre participated in All-Union and international festivals ("Theatrical Experiments"), receiving awards for performances ("Lyubava"). The ensemble toured abroad, presenting the play "Romeo and Juliet". In 1992, the theatre acquired municipal status.

Kirov Street (Kirova, Chelyabinsk Arbat)

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St

Kirova Street, also known as Kirovka, is a popular pedestrian zone in Chelyabinsk. It features cafes, shops and boutiques. Along its entire length there are bronze sculptures including images of a firefighter, postman, veteran and shoeshine boy. A tour of the street takes about an hour. This is one of the oldest places in the city previously called Ufimskaya. Since 1934 it has been named after Sergey Mironovich Kirov. It connects Revolution Square with historical districts along the Miass River.

Saint George Church

Chelyabinsk, Zhukova St, 30

Saint George the Great Martyr Cathedral — an Orthodox parish church in Chelyabinsk. Located in the northwestern part of the city at 30 Zhukova Street. Linked to the Chelyabinsk Metropolitan See of the Russian Orthodox Church and is an active religious site. Dedicated to Saint George the Victorious.

Central Chelyabmetallurg Club

Chelyabinsk, Metallurgov Hwy, 70b

The Central Club of Chelyabmetallurgstroy is situated at Metallurgov Avenue, 70B. It was the first permanent club in the developing Metallurgical district of Chelyabinsk city. The building emerged after the war in 1945 and was linked to the formation of urban infrastructure on ChMZ. Initially, the club screened films; later its premises were rented out.

Central Park of Culture and Rest Yuri Gagarin

Chelyabinsk, Kommuny St, 100

Central Park of Culture and Rest named after Y.A. Gagarin in Chelyabinsk is situated on Kommuna Street. Founded in 1934 and named after Yuri Gagarin in 1961. It features a rope park, paintball club and go-kart center. In summer festivals, movie screenings and concerts take place; during winter an ice rink and tubing tracks are set up. Most of the park consists of greenery blending into pine forest with wild animals. A children's railway runs through its territory.

Chelyabinsk Regional Universal Scientific Library

Chelyabinsk, Lenina Ave, 60

Chelyabinsk Regional Universal Scientific Library is situated at Lenina Avenue, 60. Its modern collection comprises over two million storage units. Originally, the building was intended to house one million books. The architecture features a compact symmetrical three-story volume with external stairs made from Shershnev granite. Here, there are local history and educational events. For reader convenience, trams #3, 16 and 22 approach the building.

Chelyabinsk City Forest

Chelyabinsk, Central District

Chelyabinsk City Forest — a regional natural monument situated in the central part of Chelyabinsk. Its historical area was approximately 19.2 sq km. Forests consist mainly of ordinary pine trees. The territory belongs to the protected zone where new major construction is limited. The forest is a regional natural heritage site and an important component of the city's ecosystem.

Chelyabinsk State Academic Drama Theatre named after Naum Orlov

Chelyabinsk, Revolyutsii Sq, 6

Chelyabinsk State Academic Drama Theatre named after Naum Orlov is located at Revolution Square, 6. Founded in 1921 under the name Samuil Tsvylina, since 1982 it has been housed in its own building. The theater is known for productions of works by Bulgakov, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, Pushkin and other classical plays. Since 1986 it has had academic status. Its first professional performance was the play "The Price of Life" by Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko.

Glinka State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre of Chelyabinsk

Chelyabinsk, Iskusstv Sq, 1

Chelyabinsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre named after M.I. Glinka is situated on Art Square in Chelyabinsk. The building of the theatre, constructed in 1937 according to architect N. Kurennyy's project, became the largest cultural center of the region following reconstruction from 1941 to 1955. Operatic troupes consisting of graduates from leading music universities across the country perform here. Previously, there stood Christ the Redeemer Cathedral on this site. Since 1996, the theatre has held academic status. Official information can be found on its website.

Chelyabinsk State Drama Chamber Theatre

Chelyabinsk, Tsvillinga St, 15

Chelyabinsk State Drama Chamber Theater opened in 1988 and quickly gained popularity due to its talented troupe. Here, for the first time, the play "Lobster's Cry" by John Marrell was staged. The theater is located on Tsvillinga Street in the historical center of the city and is part of the theatrical infrastructure of this street. Actors Lyudmila Barad, Sergey Dyuba and Viktor Nagdashev participated in its performances.

Chelyabinsk State Drama Youth Theatre

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 116

Chelyabinsk State Drama Youth Theatre is situated at Kirova Street, 116. Built in 1903, it is an example of neoclassicism and included in the repertoire of regional neoclassical architecture theaters. Initially named as Care Committee and Popular Sobriety Theater, later transformed into TYuZ, since 2011 it's called Youth Theatre. Plays are performed for both young audiences and adults. In 1982, the building was transferred to the theater's management from the people's house designed by Perm architect Rudolf Karvovsky.

Chelyabinsk State Museum of Fine Arts

Chelyabinsk, Revolyutsii Sq, 1

Chelyabinsk State Museum of Fine Arts is located at Revolution Square, 1. Collection includes works by sculptors-artists on artistic casting, Kasli cast iron art and collection of Eastern art started to form since the 1950s. Exhibitions are held here and tours organized. The idea of creating an art museum arose as early as 1915. Exhibition "South Urals in Painting" was shown in different cities of the region.

Chelyabinsky Regional Puppet Theatre named after V. Volkhovskogo

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 8

Chelyabinsk Regional Puppet Theatre named after V. Volkovsky — one of the oldest puppet theaters in the Urals. Founded in the building of former school #4 on Kirova Street, 52-b, later moved to its current address — Kirova Street, 8. The theater is known for performances addressing themes of good, evil and human life path. Among its productions are "Aistenok and Scarecrow", "Golden Chick" and "Love Story" shown on Channel "Culture". In 1985, the ensemble received the State Prize of RSFSR for several of their shows.

Chelyabinsk State Circus

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 25

Chelyabinsk State Circus is situated on Kirova Street, 25. Its history begins in October 1902 when a first circus tent, organized by entrepreneur P.I. Saykovsky, opened on South Boulevard. Famous circus dynasties such as Zapashny, Durov, Filatov performed here along with visiting artists. The circus played an important role in developing the city's mass spectacle culture.

Chelyabinsk Zoo

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 191

Chelyabinsk Zoo is located at ul. Truda, 191, Chelyabinsk city. It houses snow leopards and regularly gives birth to tiger cubs. In 1998, a bison enclosure was built. The zoo's symbol is a camel depicted on the city's coat of arms. The collection was organized in 1996 and includes exhibits with tours. Educational programs are held for visitors of all ages. There is also a children's contact zoo.

Chelyabinsk Elevator

Chelyabinsk, Kirova St, 130v/1

Chelyabinsk elevator is situated at the intersection of streets Yelkina, Kirova and Khlebnoi. Built in 1919 by engineer K.E. Zhukov. It was a former grain storage facility of the State Bank, more than 40 meters high. Currently, the building no longer operates according to its original purpose and is part of the city's historical infrastructure.

Концертный зал им. С.С. Прокофьева

Chelyabinsk, Truda St, 92a