Khabarovsk
31 places
Amur Cliff
Хабаровск, ул. Шевченко, 15
Amur Cliff is the main viewing platform of Khabarovsk located at Shevchenko Street, 15. From the top there is a panoramic view of the Amur River. On the cliff there is a monument to General Governor Muravyov-Aмурsky and nearby is the museum complex "Amur Cliff". There is also Nevельской Avenue here. It is one of the city's main symbols and an image of Amur Cliff can be seen on the Russian 5000 ruble banknote.
Military-Historical Museum of the Far Eastern Military District
Хабаровск, ул. Шевченко, 20
The Military-Historical Museum of the Far Eastern Military District is located in a historical building on Shevchenko Street in Khabarovsk. The museum has 13 halls covering an area of 3,013 sq. m, showcasing over 20,000 exhibits telling about the heroic history of Amur sailors and military events of the Far East. In the museum's courtyard there is an observation deck with combat vehicles.
Grado-Habarovsk Cathedral of the Dormition of the Theotokos
Хабаровск, Соборная площадь, 1
The Grado-Khabarovsk Cathedral of the Dormition of the Theotokos is located on the Cathedral Square in Khabarovsk. It was first consecrated in December 1886 and later destroyed. Between 2000 and 2002, a new church 54 meters high with seven golden domes was built on its historical site. The consecration took place on October 19, 2002. Previously, there was a chapel dedicated to St. Nikolay the Wonderworker, built in 1891, and the first Governor-General of Primorye, Baron A.N. Korf, was buried here. The cathedral's design was created by architect Yu.V. Podlesnyy.
Far Eastern Art Museum
Хабаровск, ул. Шевченко, 7
The Far Eastern Art Museum is located in the historical building of the former Officers' Assembly, built in 1884. Founded in 1931, it is the largest art museum in the Far East with a collection of over 16,000 originals. It features works from Russian and Western European schools of painting, including Italian, German, Dutch, Flemish and French paintings. Visitors can view works by famous Russian artists such as Aivazovsky, Shishkin, Repin, Surikov, Levitan, and participate in thematic tours of the museum's collection.
Gaidar Children's Park
Хабаровск, ул. Льва Толстого, 2
Gaydar Children's Park in Khabarovsk traces its history back to 1908. Located on Lev Tolstoy Street, it has become a favorite spot for children with cozy alleys, fountains and various attractions such as swings, trampolines and photo zones. Named after writer Artyom Gaydar who lived here in the 1930s, the park was renamed in his honor in 1972.
Komsomolskaya Square
Хабаровск, Комсомольская площадь
Komsomolskaya Square in Khabarovsk is one of the oldest city squares. Previously it was known as Sobornaya and Krasnaya Squares, and in the 1930s there stood the Uspensky Cathedral, which was subsequently demolished. Since 1956, a monument to the heroes of the Civil War in the Far East has been installed on the square, with its central element being a granite obelisk 22 meters high.
A.P. Okladnikov Archaeology Museum
Хабаровск, ул. Тургенева, 86
A.P. Okladnikov Archaeology Museum is located in the historical building of Khabarovsk at Turgeneva Street, 86. Founded in 1998, it is a branch of N.I. Grodekov Regional Museum and a unique museum of the Far East entirely dedicated to archaeological findings from Amur Region. The exhibition includes medieval settlements of the region, petroglyphs of Sikachi-Alin and Sheremetyevskiy inscriptions, as well as a collection of over 160,000 archaeological artifacts. Interactive master classes are organized for visitors, especially appealing to young researchers.
Aмур Bridge History Museum
Хабаровск, ул. Тихоокеанская
The Amur Bridge History Museum is located in Khabarovsk on Tihookeanskaya Street. The museum's exhibition focuses on the construction and reconstruction of the famous bridge over the Amur River. Visitors can see an open-air old bridge truss and learn about the structure that previously bore the name Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich. The Amur Bridge is notable for combining rail and road traffic. Its image adorns a Russian banknote worth 5000 rubles.
Harbin City History Museum
Хабаровск, ул. Ленина, 85
The Museum of the History of Khabarovsk is located at Lenina Street, 85. It was opened in 2004 and occupies the premises of the former cultural house of the "Energy Machine" factory. The permanent exhibition includes sections on the beginning of the city (1858-1880), the history of local self-government, regional industrialization and World War II. There is also a collection of archaeological finds discovered during excavations on the territory of Khabarovsk. The museum operates daily from 10:00 to 18:00, except on Mondays.
Амур Fish Museum Aquarium
Хабаровск, Амурский бульвар, 13А
Aquarium Museum "Amur Fish" in Khabarovsk is located on Amur Boulevard. It was opened on December 2, 2005 to celebrate the 60th anniversary of HTINRO. More than 90 species of fish from the Amur River basin are collected here, including Amur crabs, shrimp and water turtles. Visitors can see aquariums ranging from 80 to 900 liters with stones at the bottom. The starry sole attracts special attention as it swims upstream. Children from orphanages and preschool institutions visit the museum for free. About 10-20 thousand people visit it annually.
Admiral-Nevельской-Boulevard
Хабаровск, набережная им. Невельского
Admiral G.I. Nevelskoy Embankment in Khabarovsk extends over more than 900 meters along the Amur River. There are monuments to prominent individuals: writer Nikolay Zadornov and Admiral Gennady Nevelsky, whose name the embankment bears. From here began the exploration of Priamurie. Along the entire length of the embankment there is a parapet and paving slabs. The central object is the museum complex "Amur Cliff". In summer, here city festivals are held, attractions operate and excursion routes on a steam train are available.
Harbin Monument
Хабаровск, Привокзальная площадь
Erofei Pavlovich Khavatov Monument is located on the Pervaya Rechka Square in Khabarovsk and was unveiled on May 29, 1958. Sculptor A.P. Miltsin depicted the famous explorer as a Russian knight with a Cossack hat and armor. This sculpture greets visitors to the city after leaving the railway station. Although there is no exact image of Khavatov, the monument has become a symbol of the exploration of Priamurie in the seventeenth century.
Muromtsev Monument
Хабаровск, ул. Шевченко, 15/1 (Хабаровский утёс)
N.N. Muraviev-Aмурsky Monument is located in Khabarovsk on Khabarovsky Utёс at ulitsa Shevchenko, 15/1. It is the largest pre-revolutionary Russia monument, 16 meters high, restored in 1992 after a long break. Originally opened in 1891, it was rebuilt by city residents with funds of 2 million rubles. On the pedestal there are bronze plates with names of participants in the annexation of Priamurie, and the monument is depicted on a banknote worth 5000 rubles since 2006.
Marshal Vasilyev Statue
Хабаровск, Уссурийский бульвар
Alexander Mikhailovich Vasilevsky's monument stands on Usirийский Boulevard in Khabarovsk. Its height is 9 meters. The marshal is famous for leading the operation that defeated the Kwantung Army in August 1945, which culminated in the signing of the surrender act by Japan. The sculpture was created by Russian artist Sergey Shcherbakov. The monument was installed in a city where the command headquarters was located during World War II.
Dynamo Park
Хабаровск, ул. Ким Ю Чена, 6
Dynamo Park in Khabarovsk is located at Kim Yu Cheon Street, 6. It is a popular city recreation area with well-maintained walking areas and picnic spots. There are play areas and attractions for children. Visitor ratings on 2GIS are 4.9 based on over 3,300 reviews.
Yuri A. Gagarin Park
Хабаровск, ул. Краснореченская, парк им. Ю. А. Гагарина
Gagarin Park in Khabarovsk, established in 1957, is located on Krasnorechenskaya Street. In May 1962, Yuri Gagarin planted a larch tree here, which became a local attraction. After reconstruction from 2013 to 2016, the park's area was 9.6 hectares. Today it is a favorite recreation spot for residents of the Industrial District of the city.
Victory Square
Хабаровск, площадь Славы
Heroes Square in Khabarovsk was opened on May 9, 1975. In its center originally stood a wall with relief images of eight highest Soviet orders and a pylon. Later, in 2000, additional pylons with names of over twenty thousand residents of the region who died in battles against Germany and Japan were added. During the reconstruction in 2003, adjacent to it appeared the Spaso-Preobrazhensky cathedral and memorial to Khabarovsk natives fallen in local conflicts.
Lenin Square
Хабаровск, ул. Муравьёва-Амурского
Lenin Square in Khabarovsk is one of Russia's largest squares, founded in 1864. It is the main and most picturesque part of the city, decorated with a monument to Vladimir Il'ich Lenin. Regularly held cultural events, concerts and festivals take place here. The surrounding administrative buildings, museums and theaters give it a special atmosphere and significance.
"Pipa and Balalaika Sculpture"
Хабаровск, Амурский бульвар
The sculpture "Pipa and Balalaika" is located on Amur Boulevard in Khabarovsk. It symbolizes friendship between Khabarovsk and Harbin city (China), combining two traditional musical instruments of these countries. The monument, 12 meters high, was installed in 2014 and has become one of the most noticeable landmarks in the city.
ZodiacStatues
Хабаровск, Амурский бульвар
On Amur Boulevard in Khabarovsk, there are sculptures depicting zodiac signs installed. Made from metal profiles, these works are part of a competition organized by the city administration to support young artists. The figures are located along an attractive avenue, enhancing its atmosphere and beautifying the city's landscape.
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral
Хабаровск, ул. Тургенева, 24 (площадь Славы)
The Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral in Khabarovsk is located on Славы Square by the Amur River. It is the third tallest church in Russia with cupolas reaching 95 meters high. Inside there are two altars: upper one - Transfiguration of the Lord and lower one - Mark the Apostle. The interior is decorated with frescoes painted by Moscow artists. The cathedral was built from 2001 to 2004 under the blessing of Patriarch Alexius II of Moscow and can accommodate up to three thousand worshippers simultaneously.
War Hero City Monument
Хабаровск, ул. Тургенева, 65Б
The "City of Military Glory" monument is located in Khabarovsk on Turgeneva Street, 65B. It was solemnly opened on August 29, 2015 after construction from 2014 to 2015. In honor of granting Khabarovsk the honorary title "City of Military Glory," the monument features four bronze bas-reliefs on the sides and eight on the corners of the pedestal. At the center of the pedestal stands a column with a double-headed eagle, beneath which there is an open Patriotic Education Center with a total area of 473.3 sq. m.
"Triada Pantomime Theatre"
Хабаровск, ул. Муравьёва-Амурского, 11
The "Triada" Pantomime Theatre is located in Khabarovsk at Muravyova-Amurskogo Street, 11. It is a unique cultural site known beyond the Far East region. The theatre stands out among other cultural institutions of the city due to its focus on plastic arts and attracts attention of fans of pantomime and theatrical art.
Khabarovsk State Circus
Хабаровск, ул. Краснореченская, 102
The Khabarovsk State Circus is located in a modern building constructed in 2001 in Yuri Gagarin Park. The venue can accommodate 1377 spectators. The history of circus art in the city began with a traveling tent show near Lenin Square at the beginning of the 20th century. At different times, circus performances were also held on Lev Tolstoy Street and near Lenin Square.
Khabarovsk Dendrarium
Хабаровск, ул. Волочаевская, 71
Harbin Dendrarium is located in Harbin city at Volochayskaya street, 71. It is the oldest dendrological park on the Far East representing plants from different climate zones. Since 2021 it has been under the management of Khabarovsk Regional Park named after Muravyov-Apostol and is a regional nature monument. Here often organize walks and excursions enjoying natural beauty and green plantations.
Khabarovsk Regional Academic Music Theatre
Хабаровск, ул. Карла Маркса, 64
Khabarovsk Regional Academic Music Theatre is located at Karl Marx Street, 64. Founded in 1926, it initially was called a collective of comic opera artists and later changed its names to Musical Comedy Theatre and Regional Music Theatre. Today, the theatre's repertoire includes ballets, operas, musicals and operettas. More than 180,000 visitors from Khabarovsk and city guests come annually. The theatre is known for its high-level performances and has won prestigious Russian theatrical award "Golden Mask" several times.
Harbin Regional Museum N.I. Gromeko
Хабаровск, ул. Шевченко, 11
The Khabarovsk Regional Museum named after N.I. Grodeko is located at Shevchenko St., 11 in Khabarovsk. Founded in 1894, it introduces visitors to the culture of indigenous peoples of the region and the history of exploring the Far East. The exhibition includes paleontological and geological findings as well as exhibits on local flora and fauna. Temporary exhibitions and interactive events are regularly held, including musical tours. The total area of the exhibition halls exceeds 1160 sq. m. Under its management is also the Archaeology Museum at Turgeneva St., 86.
Khabarovsk Regional Park named after N.N. Muravьев-Aмурскiy
Хабаровск, ул. Шевченко, 15
Khabarovsk Regional Park named after N.N. Muravьев-Aмурскiy is located in the center of Khabarovsk city, its total area is 79 hectares. It is a regional architectural monument divided into a promenade zone and Nevельского Embankment over 900 meters long with cobblestone paving. From the upper part of the park there are two wide stairs leading down to Amur River with comfortable rest areas. There are also Amur Cliff and a monument dedicated to N.N. Muravьев-Amursky. Nearby the park are Uspensky Cathedral, Far Eastern Art Museum, Military-Historical Museum and Godekov Museum.
Khabarovsk Regional Drama Theatre
Хабаровск, ул. Муравьёва-Амурского, 25
Khabarovsk Regional Drama Theatre is located on the main street of Khabarovsk city — Muravyova-Amurskogo St., 25. Founded in 1946, it initially operated from the former NKVD club ("Dom Kommuny"). The theater is known for its performances of classical and contemporary Russian and foreign dramas. Its building is recognized as an architectural monument, and the theater's ensemble includes stage veterans, young actors, and mid-career performers.
Khabarovsk Regional Youth Theatre
Хабаровск, ул. Муравьёва-Амурского, 10
Khabarovsk Regional Youth Theatre is located in a historical building on Khabarovsk's main street, Muravyova-Amurskogo, 10. The theater is known for its approach to educating and developing young audiences through performances of classics by literature authors (L. Tolstoy, E. Shwartz, S. Marshak) and contemporary writers. It presents shows for children of various ages, from children's fairy tales to more serious dramas, contributing to moral and intellectual growth of young people.
St. Innocent's Cathedral
Хабаровск, ул. Тургенева
St. Innokenty Irkutsky Cathedral — historical Orthodox church in Khabarovsk located on Turgenev Street near Muravyov-Amursky Park. Dedicated to the first Bishop of Irkutsk St. Innokenty. Close to the Assumption Cathedral and city riverside.
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