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Amur Bridge
Khabarovsk, bridge over Amur
Amur Bridge connects the banks of Amur near Khabarovsk, being part of the railway line. Originally built from 1913 to 1916 under the name Alekseevsky, it was reconstructed at the end of the 20th - early 21st century becoming two-track and combining automobile and railroads. Granite piers were constructed using materials from Zabelelsk and Korfovski quarries. Today's Amur Bridge is an important transportation artery of the region.
Amur Cliff
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 15
Amur Cliff - a symbol of Khabarovsk, situated on its outskirts. Here there is a museum-cultural center opened after reconstruction in 2013 where pre-revolutionary era atmosphere of the city has been recreated. Originally built in 1943 as temporary structure it served as antiaircraft post used for sky observation during World War II. From the cliff there is a view connected with history of founding of Khabarovsk.
Vladivostok Military District Historical Museum
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 20
The Military-Historical Museum of the Far Eastern Military District is located in Khabarovsk on Shevchenko Street, 20. In its 13 halls there are over 20,000 exhibits and documents telling about the history of fortifying Russia's eastern borders. Visitors can see observation decks with combat vehicles outside the building situated in the historical city center. The exhibition covers the period when the Far East became an important military region of the country.
Grado-Habarovsk Cathedral of the Dormition of the Theotokos
Khabarovsk, Sobornaya Sq, 1
Grado-Khabarovsky Cathedral of the Dormition of the Holy Mother of God - a revived church in Khabarovsk on the Cathedral Square. The first stone cathedral of the city was opened in 1886, then it was destroyed in the 1930s. A new building of the cathedral with seven gilded domes was built in 2002 using funds from merchant A.F. Plyusnin. Dedication took place in October of that year. To the original church in 1891 they added a side chapel of St. Nikolay the Miracle Worker.
Far Eastern State Scientific Library
Khabarovsk, Muravyova-Amurskogo St, 1
Far Eastern State Scientific Library is situated in Khabarovsk on Muravyova-Amsurskogo Street. It traces its history back to 1894 when its first library building opened. Over the course of its existence it changed names several times: it was initially a museum library, then became a regional scientific library, and later again turned into a state library. Today it serves as the largest book depository in the region and performs significant information and educational tasks.
Far Eastern Art Museum
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 7
The Far Eastern Art Museum is situated in Khabarovsk on Shevchenko Street, 7. Founded in 1931, it is the largest art institution in the Far East with over 16 thousand originals. It features halls showcasing Western European art from various schools and directions, as well as Russian painting with works by renowned masters such as Aivazovsky, Shishkin, Repin, Surikov, Levitan. Regular thematic tours and exhibitions take place here. Previously, the building belonged to Officers' Assembly constructed in 1884.
A.P. Gaidar Children's Park
Khabarovsk, Lva Tolstogo St, 2
Children's Park named after A.P. Gaidar in Khabarovsk traces its history back to 1908. Located on Lev Tolstoy Street, it has become a favorite spot for children thanks to cozy alleys, fountains and various attractions: swings, trampolines and play areas. In honor of writer Arkady Gaidar, who lived in these parts in the 1930s, the park was named after him in 1972. Here you can also find carousels and photo zones for family fun.
Officers' House Eastern Military District
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 16
The building of the House of Officers of the Eastern Military District is located on Shevchenko Street, 16 in the historical center of Khabarovsk. An architectural monument originally built in 1884 for Governor-General A.N. Korf, today serves as a cultural and military-patriotic center. The complex is executed in eclectic style and complemented with an auditorium with balconies added in the 1930s. Designing and construction supervision was carried out by military engineer V.G. Mooro.
Harbin Railway Station (Хабаровск-I)
Khabarovsk, Leningradskaya St, 58
Harbin Railway Station I is located on Lenina Street in Khabarovsk. It is one of the key transportation hubs of the city, built in connection with the construction of the Ussuri Railway. The first station building was erected in 1897. A monument to explorer Yerofey Habarov is installed here. The station began receiving trains on September 1, 1897. The station is an out-of-class passenger station and is situated on the Arrival Square.
Komsomolskaya Square
Khabarovsk, Komsomolskaya Sq
Komsomolskaya Square is one of the oldest squares of Khabarovsk. Until 1923 it bore the name Sobornaya, then Krasnaya, before receiving its current name Komsomolskaya. A monument to the heroes of the Civil War in the Far East was installed here in 1956. In the past, there stood an Uspenskiy cathedral which was destroyed in the 1930s. Today the square is part of the city's historical center and borders on the regional park Muravyova-Amurskogo.
Amuur Fish Aquarium Museum
Khabarovsk, Amurskiy Blvd, 13a
Aquarium Museum "Amurarium 'Amuer Fish'" is situated on Amur Boulevard in Khabarovsk. Here visitors can get acquainted with live representatives of the amur water fauna without leaving the city limits. The project is socially significant for the region and serves as a platform to promote knowledge about aquatic bioresursy of the Amuer basin, operating under the auspices of the Khabarovsk branch of All-Russian Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography (VNIRO).
A.P. Okladnikov Archaeology Museum
Khabarovsk, Turgeneva St, 86
The Archaeology Museum named after A.P. Okladnikov is located in Khabarovsk on Turgeneva Street, 86. It is a branch of the Regional N.I. Grodekov Museum and opened in 1998. The museum features unique exhibits from medieval settlements of Priamurie, including displays about petroglyphs of Sikachi-Alin and Sheremetyevskiy writings. Interactive workshops for children also take place here. The building of the museum is a federal architectural monument, formerly the home of merchant second guild B. Lyubben. This is the only far-eastern museum entirely dedicated to archaeological findings from the region.
Amur Bridge History Museum
Khabarovsk, Tikhookeanskaya St
The Amur Bridge History Museum is situated in Khabarovsk on Tikhoeanskaya Street. Its main exhibit is a dismantled pre-revolutionary bridge span put into service in 1916. The museum also showcases an intact structure from the old bridge about 127 meters long and weighing approximately 1100 tons. Visitors can learn about the construction and reconstruction of this significant railway facility which completed uninterrupted rail traffic along Trans-Siberian Railway. Exhibits are displayed outdoors.
Harbin City History Museum
Khabarovsk, Lenina St, 85
The Museum of the History of Khabarovsk City is located at Lenin Street, 85. A permanent exhibition "There Is a Beginning to the City" sheds light on the period from 1858 to 1880. Visitors can see artifacts from archaeological cultures, artifacts related to the exploration of Amur Region and Albazino Fortress, the history of city construction and defense, as well as exhibits about conflicts on the Chinese Eastern Railway and near Lake Hassan. Operates daily from 10:00 to 18:00, closed on Mondays.
Musical Museum World Talking Machines
Khabarovsk, Frunze St, 50
The Musical Museum "World of Talking Machines" in Khabarovsk is situated at Frunze Street, 50. Established by Andrey and Yevgenia Veretennikovy in 2013 on the basis of their personal collection of antique sound equipment. Exhibition features gramophones, gramplatters, wind-up players and radios, showcasing the development of music and home audio technology. Visitors learn about the history of recording and everyday life of residents from the Far East.
Admiral G.I. Neljutsky Embankment
Khabarovsk, Nevelskogo Emb
Admiral G.I. Nevelsky Embankment in Khabarovsk starts from the famous museum complex "Amur Cliff". There are monuments to writer Nikolay Zadornov and Admiral himself here. Over 900 meters long, it is surrounded by a parapet and paved with cobblestone. From this embankment important regional research expeditions begin. In summer there are city celebrations, amusement parks operate and excursion steam trains run.
Admiral G.I. Nevelsky Monument
Khabarovsk, ul. Shevchenko, at the slope to the river port
Admiral G.I. Nevelskoy Monument in Khabarovsk features an upright statue of the admiral. The central part of the composition includes an admiralty anchor from 1856, installed in 2000. The monument is situated near the descent to the river port, close to Nevelskogo Avenue, associated with the city's water transport history. This is a regional historical monument commemorating the exploration of the Far East.
Monument to Heroes of the Civil War in the Far East
Khabarovsk, Komsomolskaya Sq
The monument to heroes of the Civil War in the Far East was installed in Khabarovsk on Kolomyskaya Square. The height of the monument is 22 meters. The authors are sculptor A.P. Faidysh-Krandieysky and architect M.O. Barsh. The composition includes a four-sided obelisk made of granite at the base with a bronze sculptural group and a metal and cast iron machine gun "Maxim". Bronze is also used for decorating the base. The monument was opened on October 25, 1956.
N.N. Muraviev-Amursky Monument
Хабаровск, ул. Шевченко, 15/1 (Хабаровский утёс)
The monument to General Governor N.N. Muravyov-Amursky is situated in Khabarovsk near the Khabarovskiy cliff on Shevchenko Street. It is the largest pre-revolutionary Russia sculpture standing 16 meters tall, restored in 1992 after local residents collected 2 million rubles. The original statue was made in 1891 according to A.M. Opekushin's design and later replaced with a model from the Russian Museum. The monument features bronze plates bearing names of participants in the annexation of Priamurie and is depicted on a banknote worth 5000 rubles since 2006. The opening ceremony took place with future Emperor Nikolay II's participation.
Far East Border Guards Monument
Khabarovsk, Ussuriyskiy Blvd
The monument to far eastern border guards is installed at the beginning of Ussuriysky Boulevard, in the center of Khabarovsk. It symbolizes the historical role of border troops in the Far East and is part of the city's system of military-patriotic memorials. There is an inscription on the monument dedicated to the exploits of border guards. The composition emphasizes the protection of the region's state border.
Erofey Pavlovich Khabarov Monument
Khabarovsk, Privokzalnaya Sq
The monument to Yefim Pavlovich Khabarov stands on the Pervakovskaya Square in Khabarovsk. The sculpture created by A.P. Milychin depicts an explorer as a Russian knight with a Cossack hat and armor. The monument greets visitors to the city at the entrance to the station and serves as their first impression of it. It was installed on May 29, 1958 and participated in the All-Union Art Exhibition. There is no portrait resemblance since there are no historical images of Khabarov.
Captain Yakov Dyachenko Monument
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St
The bronze sculpture of Captain Yakov Dyachenko created by sculptor Alexander Rukavishnikov was installed on Shevchenko Street in the historical center of Khabarovsk. It commemorates the founder of the city and commander of the 13th East Siberian Line Battalion who played a key role in the landing of Russian troops. The monument was unveiled on May 30, 2008, to mark the 150th anniversary of Khabarovsk's founding, and it is part of the memorial system dedicated to this event.
Marshal A.M. Vasilevski Monument
Khabarovsk, Ussuriyskiy Blvd
In Khabarovsk, on Ussuriysky Boulevard, there is a monument to Marshal of the Soviet Union Alexander Mikhailovich Vasilevsky. It was opened on September 30, 2016. A bronze sculpture depicts the marshal standing full height on a cylindrical pedestal. Vasilevsky, twice Hero of the USSR, commanded Soviet forces during the operation against the Kwantung Army in 1945. The monument is located near the entrance to the park area of Lenin Stadium.
Black Tulip Monument-Memorial
Khabarovsk, Slavy Sq
Memorial-monument "Black Tulip" is situated on Glory Square in Khabarovsk. It honors soldiers who died in local conflicts. Its name relates to airplanes transporting deceased individuals from Afghanistan. The memorial is used for commemorative events and gatherings of veterans. It was opened on December 27, 2003 and is part of the city's military memory sculpture ensemble.
Dynamo Park
Khabarovsk, Kim Yu Chena St, 6
Dynamo Park in Khabarovsk is situated in the central part of the city between Karl Marx Street, Ussuri Boulevard, Dikopol'tseva Street and Pushkin Street. It belongs to the city's pond complex and is an especially protected area. Its modern history began in 1957. There are sports and leisure zones here as well as a "Health Trail" has been arranged. The park is connected with historical event - the Amur Region Exhibition of 1913.
Railway Workers' Park
Khabarovsk, station area Khavorsk-2
Harbin Railway Workers' Park is a district green recreational area situated in the southern part of the city district. It is connected with the historical development of the city's railway infrastructure. The park is intended for residents of nearby microdistricts and serves as a place for recreation and relaxation away from central waterfronts and historical squares of Khabarovsk.
Yuri A. Gagarin Park
Khabarovsk, Krasnorechenskaya St, Yuri A. Gagarin Park
The park was originally named Industrial District Culture and Rest Park and renamed after Yuri Gagarin in 1980. During Gagarin's visit on May 29, 1962, a larch tree was planted there, becoming a local attraction symbolizing the space theme of the park. On its grounds there are pedestrian and bicycle paths, as well as various trees and shrubs planted.
Northern Park
Khabarovsk, Tikhookeanskaya St, 169/2K
Park "Severny" is situated in Severnyy microdistrict of Khabarovsk at ulitsa Tikhookeanskaya, 169/2K. This place is intended for family and everyday recreation of residents from nearby area. Natural relief and green plantations preserve the character of northern part of the city. Here there are local walking routes, while the park is closely connected with history of Krasnoflotsky district. Nearby is the temple of Saint Seraphim of Sarov.
Blücher Square
Khabarovsk, intersection of Lenin St and Pushkin St
Blücher Square is situated in Khabarovsk at the intersection of Lenin and Pushkin streets. Named after Marshal Vasily Blücher. In 2022 it underwent major reconstruction, opening its revamped version on August 18th of that year. Previously known as Pozharskaya Zone. It was expanded in the 1970s following demolition of wooden structures.
Lenin Square
Khabarovsk, Muravyova-Amurskogo St
Lenin Square in Khabarovsk - the main and most beautiful city square, laid out in 1864. It is considered the largest in Russia after Red Square in Moscow. Here there is a monument to Vladimir Il'ich Lenin, as well as numerous festivals, musical competitions and holidays take place. Surrounding the square are administrative buildings, museums and theaters. From the square begins the central route of Muravyova-Amurskogo Street where important city events regularly occur.
Glory Square
Khabarovsk, Slavy Sq
Victory Square in Khabarovsk opened on May 9th, 1975. In its center stands a 30-meter-high pylon with plaques symbolizing decades of peace following victory. By 2000, additional pylons were added bearing the names of 20,000 deceased residents from the region. Following the 2003 reconstruction, a Spaso-Preobrazhensky cathedral and memorial to Khabarovsk natives fallen in local conflicts appeared nearby. Initially, the central element was a pylon and a wall featuring reliefs of Soviet orders.
Pipa and Balalaika Sculpture
Khabarovsk, Amurskiy Blvd
The sculpture "Pipa and Balalaika" is situated on Amur Boulevard in Khabarovsk. It symbolizes friendship between Khabarovsk and Harbin city (China). The composition brings together Chinese pipa and Russian balalaika joined together. Installed in 2014, it stands 12 meters high—one of the most prominent in the city. Open for viewing by anyone without requiring visit to a special institution.
Zodiac Sculptures
Khabarovsk, Amurskiy Blvd
On Amur Boulevard in Khabarovsk there is a composition called "Sculptures of Zodiac Signs". It is a pedestrian route consisting of twelve metal figures representing zodiac signs. The works were created as part of a city sculpture contest to support young artists. Architectural forms harmoniously combine with ancient astrological symbols and modern improvements boulevard.
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral
Khabarovsk, Turgeneva St, 24 (Slava Square)
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral — the third tallest church in Russia, situated on Glory Square in Khabarovsk. Its height with crosses reaches 95 meters; it can accommodate up to 3000 people. Inside the cathedral there are frescoes created by Moscow artists. The temple has two annexes: upper — Transfiguration of Our Lord, lower — Saint Mark the Apostle. Construction of the cathedral was blessed by Patriarch Alexius II, carried out from 2001 to 2004. It is the tallest building in the city.
Lenin Stadium
Khabarovsk, ul. Sovetskaya, 1k3
Lenin Stadium in Khabarovsk is situated by Amur River, being part of a large sports-park complex. Nearby are Lenin Park gates and a monument to Marshal A.M. Vasilevsky. Sports events take place here; the stadium contributed to establishing the Far East Sport Institute and offers picturesque views of the river and hills.
War Hero City Monument
Khabarovsk, Turgeneva St, 65b
Monument "City of Military Glory" in Khabarovsk is situated on Turgenev Street. It was opened in 2015 and resulted from an architectural projects competition. On the monument there is a city emblem and text of the decree granting Khabarovsk the title "city of military glory". Alongside it are bronze reliefs while at the corners of the pedestal are pylons with additional reliefs. Also here are capsules containing soil from cities-participants of the Union of Cities of Military Glory.
Triada Pantomime Theatre
Khabarovsk, Lenina St, 27
The Camera Theatre "Triada" is located in Khabarovsk at Lenin Street, 27. Founded in 1975 as an amateur pantomime studio under the guidance of Vadim Sergeevich Gogolkov. Over time, the repertoire expanded to dramatic experiments. The theater is known for developing plastic drama, classical pantomime and clowning. Since 2016 it has been named "Triada". Previously situated in the former cinema "Pioneer".
Khabarovsk Regional Philharmonic Society
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 7
Khabarovsk Regional Philharmonic Society is situated on Shevchenko Street, 7. It is a concert organization holding performances of symphonic, chamber and vocal music. The building, formerly known as the Military Assembly, today hosts concerts in two halls. Previously, the philharmonic was located at Art School on Volchayevskaya, 162. It is part of the historical architecture of Shevchenko Street.
Khabarovsk City Ponds
Khabarovsk, Ussuriyskiy Blvd
Khabarovsk City Ponds - a cascade of three artificial lakes formed on the site of former ravines. They are part of the city's special nature conservation area and are located near the Dynamo Stadium. In 1983, to celebrate Khabarovsk's anniversary, a cascade of ponds was created here. In 2011, the bottom was covered with waterproofing, and fountains and lighting were installed in the upper and lower ponds.
Harbin State Circus
Khabarovsk, Krasnorechenskaya St, 102
The Khabarovsk State Circus is situated in Khabarovsk at Krasnorechenskaya Street, 102. The modern circus building, seating 1377 people, was opened in 2001 in Yuri Gagarin Park. The history of circus art in Khabarovsk began early in the 20th century with traveling tent shows operating near Lenina Square. Today, the circus serves as an important cultural hub for the region, hosting performances year-round for residents of Khabarovsk and nearby areas of the Far East.
Harbin Dendrarium
Khabarovsk, Volochaevskaya St, 71
Habarovsk Dendrarium is located at Volchayevskaya Street, 71 in Khabarovsk city. Founded in 1896 on the site of former secondary forest. Here rare tree and shrub plants from the Far East are gathered, including manchurian hazel, mongolian oak, japanese elm and amur corktree. Dendrarium recognized as the oldest in the Far East and since 1997 has been a nature monument.
Khabarovsk Regional Academic Music Theatre
Khabarovsk, Karla Marksa St, 64
Khabarovsk Regional Academic Music Theatre is situated at Karl Marx Street, 64. Founded in 1926, it changed its name over time: it was a musical comedy theatre and regional music theatre. Each year more than 180 thousand spectators attend its performances featuring ballet, opera, musicals and operettas. The theatre is known for its productions with leading Russian specialists and is a laureate of prestigious Russian theatrical award "Golden Mask".
Grodekov Khabarovsk Regional Museum
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 11
Habarovsk Regional Museum named after N.I. Grodekov is situated at Shevchenko Street, 11 in Habarovsk. The main building of the museum with an annexed part for "Volochayevskaya Battle Panorama" exhibition built in 1975 occupies over 1650 sq. m. The collection includes more than 500,000 exhibits. Separate museums such as Archaeology and Amur Cliff Cultural Center also operate here. Exhibitions are enriched through annual expeditions.
Harbin Regional Park N.N. Muravev-Amursky
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 15
Khabarovsk Regional Park named after N.N. Muravyov-Amursky is located in the city center of Khabarovsk, its territory occupies 79 hectares. On two sides down to the Amur River there descend wide stairs with comfortable resting areas. The upper park zone is intended for walks, while the lower Nevelskogo Embankment has paving stones and stretches more than 900 meters long. Here are monuments to Muravyov-Amursky and Amur Cliff, as well as nearby important city landmarks: Uspensky Cathedral, DVHM, Military-Historical Museum and Godekovo Museum. In 2003 the park received its current name in honor of the famous explorer and governor Nikolay Nikolaevich Muravyov-Amursky.
Khabarovsk Regional Drama Theatre
Khabarovsk, Muravyova-Amurskogo St, 25
Repertoire includes works of classical and modern Russian and foreign dramas. The theatre has repeatedly won regional competitions in theatrical arts and is known for its tours successes, including performances in Moscow in 1965. The architecture of the building itself also represents interest as a cultural attraction of the region.
Khabarovsk Regional Puppet Theatre
Khabarovsk, Lenina St, 35
Khabarovsk Regional Puppet Theatre is located in the former cinema "Molodezhny" at Lenin Street, 35. The first performance took place even before moving to its own building — it was the play "Mischievous Duckling". Since its establishment in 1996, the ensemble has actively toured and participated in international festivals of puppet art. Some performances are available to viewers under the program "Pushkin Card".
Khabarovsk Regional Youth Theatre
Khabarovsk, Muravyova-Amurskogo St, 10–12
Khabarovsk Regional Youth Theatre is situated at the intersection of houses 10 and 12 on Muravyova-Amsurskogo Street. This institution dedicated to fostering children's and adolescent theatrical arts joined the association of Khabarovsk children's theaters in 2006. The theater received the award "Arlekin" and a government prize from the Russian Federation. Here premiered the play "The Siege of Leyden".
Khabarovsk River Station
Khabarovsk, Shevchenko St, 1
Khabarovsk River Station is located on Shevchenko Street, 1, in the historical center of the city on the Amur riverbank. It is part of the city's tourist infrastructure along the naberezhnoy and connected to the Amur Cliff and the regional Muromy-Amur Park. Passenger water transport operates on the Amur from this station, with its dock completing Nevelskoy quay. From the station's grounds there is a picturesque view of the Amur floodplain and the left bank.
Serafim Sarovsky Monastery
Khabarovsk, Tikhookeanskaya St, 167
The Church of St. Seraphim of Sarov is located in Khabarovsk on Serafimova Hill. Construction of the main church began after a prayer service in January 2003. The parish church was consecrated in August 2002. The first prayer service took place in May 1993. An icon of the saint with a relic of his remains arrived in the city that year. The upper temple was dedicated in 2008. A commemorative cross has been installed at the construction site. The parish was established in April 1993.
Christ's Birth Church
Khabarovsk, Leningradskaya St, 65
The Church of Christ's Birth in Khabarovsk is situated at Lenina Street, 65. It was built in 1900 as a wooden church and consecrated the following year. Since the restoration of the Khabarovsk Diocese in 1946, the temple has become an important center of religious life in the city. Regular services are held here in honor of the Feast of Christ's Birth. The building is linked to the history of pre-revolutionary and post-revolutionary church life in the region and belongs to the Russian Orthodox Church.
St. Innocent Bishop of Irkutsk Church
Khabarovsk, Turgeneva St
St. Innocent Bishop of Irkutsk Church — the oldest stone church of Khabarovsk built in the second half of the 19th century. Located on Turgenev Street. Originally wooden, later replaced with a stone building. During Soviet times it housed a planetarium. After being returned to believers it became an active Orthodox parish.
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