Krasnoyarsk
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Blagoveshchensky Convent (Church of The Annunciation)
Krasnoyarsk, Lenina St, 15
Blagoveshchensky Women's Monastery is located in Krasnoyarsk on Lenin Street, 15. It is an architectural monument built between 1804 and 1823. The temple of the lower warm Blagoveshchensky altar was completed already in 1808. The monastery became the first female convent of the region after the restoration of the Krasnoyarsk diocese in 1990. Construction began with the laying of the stone church on November 3, 1804, while preparation of building materials had been underway since 1802.
Vinogradov Pedestrian Bridge
Krasnoyarsk, Tatyshev Island (from Embankment to Tatyshev Island)
Vinogradovsky Pedestrian Bridge in Krasnoyarsk - cable-stayed structure connecting central embankment with Tatyshev Island; designed exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists, it is an important part of city infrastructure and architectural attraction. Spanning over the Enisei River arm, the bridge is among recognizable symbols of the city leading to its largest recreation area in the center.
State Universal Scientific Library of Krasnoyarsk Region
Krasnoyarsk, Karla Marksa St, 114
The regional state universal scientific library of Krasnoyarsk Region is situated on Karl Marx Street, 114 in Krasnoyarsk city. Established in 1935, it commenced operations following the formation of Krasnoyarsk region in 1934. During World War II, the library actively supported military needs, serving conscription points, hospitals and medical trains. Its initial collection consisted of books from the personal library of Yudin Gennady. Construction of the modern library building began in 1958.
Kommunalnyy Bridge
Krasnoyarsk, Central District, Kommunalny Bridge
Kommunalny Bridge in Krasnoyarsk - an automobile and pedestrian reinforced concrete arch bridge over the Yenisei River depicted on a Russian ten-kopeck banknote. Its width is 24.1 meters, height - 27 meters. The bridge consists of two parts separated by a dam through an island. It was designed by Pavel Egorov and Kira Ivashova and included in UNESCO's international handbook "World Bridges".
Red Square
Krasnoyarsk, Krasnaya Sq
Red Square in Krasnoyarsk used to be called Platz-paradny. A 27-meter monument-statue "Spear Impaled Into Earth" commemorating the end of wars has been installed here. In a brotherly grave on January 1920, 75 people who died fighting against Kolchak's army were buried. The memorial features a pioneer guard post #1 and the city's first Eternal Flame. In 2009, the statue was restored and renamed as "Monument to Revolutionaries".
Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic Society
Krasnoyarsk, Mira Ave, 2b
Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic is situated at Mira Prospect, 2b. Its concert complex designed by architect Ara Demirhanov resembles the silhouette of an open piano. There are five concert venues inside including the Grand Hall which is 12 meters deep and the Small Hall created specifically for Krasnoyarsk Symphony Orchestra. The philharmonic's history began as early as 1928 with the establishment of its first society. The 2009 reconstruction added an addition above the entrance resembling a piano keyboard.
Krasnoyarsk Big Ben Tower
Krasnoyarsk, Dubrovinskogo St, 1a
Clock Tower in Krasnoyarsk known as "Krasnoyarsky Big Ben" situated on Dubrovinskogo Street. Its exterior completely replicates the famous London Big Ben's design, bringing European atmosphere to Siberian city. After repair in 2007 mechanical dials weighing 1.5 tons each started functioning again. Tower serves as an identifiable landmark of Theatre Square and was built in September 2001 using clock mechanism manufactured in Zheleznogorsk. Previously there was an electronic display showing time and temperature at its location.
Khvorostovsky State Opera and Ballet Theatre of Krasnoyarsk
Krasnoyarsk, Perensona St, 2
The Krasnoyarsk State Opera and Ballet Theatre named after D.A. Khvorostovsky is located at Peresona Street, 2 in Krasnoyarsk. Founded in 1976, it was named after the outstanding opera singer Dmitry Khvorostovsky who used to be its soloist. Famous operas and ballets by composers such as Verdi, Tchaikovsky, Donizetti, Rimsky-Korsakov are performed there. The theatre is known for its operatic production "Knyaz Igor" by Borodin, which marked its beginning. The artists of the theatre successfully perform abroad, touring in Portugal, Spain, France, the USA, Japan and other countries.
Pushkin Krasnoyarsk Drama Theatre
Krasnoyarsk, Mira Ave, 73
The Krasnoyarsk Drama Theatre named after A.S. Pushkin is situated at Prospekt Mira, 73. It was founded in 1852 and over its existence has been reconstructed and remodeled several times. Currently, it houses two modern buildings including a new stage. Both classical and contemporary plays are performed here; the troupe regularly participates in Russian theatrical festivals.
Krasnoyarsk Regional Ethnographic Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Dubrovinskogo St, 84
Krasnoyarsk Regional Museum of Local Lore, founded in 1889, houses over 700,000 exhibits, being the largest beyond the Urals. It features unique finds such as a complete mammoth skeleton and the sole stegosaurus skeleton in Russia. The collection includes epistolary heritage of Decembrists, personal belongings of notable figures like V.I. Surikov, V.P. Astafyev and D.A. Khvorostovsky, along with historical figures' autographs—Grigory Rasputin and Napoleon. The museum was awarded the title of best regional museum in Russia in 2002 and won an international competition "Changing Museum in a Changing World" in 2008. Its total exhibition area exceeds 4,000 square meters.
Krasnoyarsk Museum Centre Peace Square
Krasnoyarsk, Mira Sq, 1
Krasnoyarsk Museum Center "Square of Peace" is located at Pl. Mira, 1 in Krasnoyarsk. It is the largest modern art center in Siberia, regularly hosting biennials, exhibitions and festivals. The museum creates a creative environment and attracts local attention with installations, video art, performances and educational events in collaboration with Russian and international organizations.
Krasnoyarsk Musical Theatre
Krasnoyarsk, Perensona St, 2 (small scene)
Krasnoyarsk Musical Theatre is located at Pereonsa Street, 2. The building opened after reconstruction on March 27, 1993 and was designed by architect A. Demirkhanov. Here, for the first time, operetta by Isaak Dunayevsky "Wild Wind" was shown in February 1959. The theatre offers performances of various musical genres, regularly updating its repertoire. It is popular among residents and visitors of different ages.
Krasnoyarsk River Station
Krasnoyarsk, Dubrovinskogo St, 1
Reykovskii Vokzal in Krasnoyarsk situated on the banks of the Yenisei River at Dubrovinskogo Street, 1 was built from 1948 to 1952 by architect Alexander Golubev. Entered service in 1952 and became a monument of Soviet architecture. Its model received a silver medal at the World Exhibition in Brussels in 1958. The building constructed during the formation of the Krasnoyarsk river port is an important part of the city's infrastructure and architectural appearance.
Krasnoyarsk Youth Theatre
Krasnoyarsk, Lenina St, 128
Krasnoyarsk Youth Theatre is located at Lenin Street, 128, in the historical center of Krasnoyarsk city. Founded by director Gennadiy Oporkov and actors Larisa Malevannaya and Nikolay Olyalin. The theater is known for its "Arlekin" award and repertoire of classical and modern plays. A youth center called "New Names" also operates here, organizing street performances.
V. I. Surikov Krasnoyarsk Art Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Mira Ave, 12
The Surikov Museum of Fine Arts in Krasnoyarsk is situated at Mira Prospect, 12. It was founded in 1957 as an art gallery and received its status as the Surikov Museum of Fine Arts named after prominent artist Vasily Ivanovich Surikov five years later. The collection includes works by Russian masters from the 18th to 20th centuries, featuring paintings by Kandinsky, Malevich and Shteenberg. Since 1983, the Gadolovs Mansion located at Paris Commune Street, 20, has also belonged to the museum.
V. P. Astafyev Literary Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Lenina St, 66
V. P. Astafyev Literary Museum is located in an historical mansion on Lenina Street, 66 in Krasnoyarsk. Opened in 1996 upon the writer's initiative. The building combines elements of wood carving with Art Nouveau motifs, being an architectural monument. The museum's exhibition focuses on literature and writers from Yenisei Siberia. It is a branch of Krasnoyarsk Regional Ethnographic Museum.
Geos Central Siberia Geology Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Partizana Zheleznyaka St, 13
The Geology Museum of Central Siberia GEOS is situated in Krasnoyarsk on Partizana Zheleznyaka Street, 13. Founded in 1943. The permanent exhibition includes over 5,000 exhibits while collections count more than 35,000 items. The first floor focuses on the history of regional geological research, gemmology and mineralogy. There is also an exhibit showcasing paintings by geologists. Special thematic exhibitions and educational events attract both experts and general public. The museum closely collaborates with scientific institutions and geological services.
Memorial Victory Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Dubrovinskogo St, 84a
The Museum "Memorial Victory" is located in Krasnoyarsk on Dubrovinskogo Street, 84a. It is a memorial complex dedicated to the residents of the region who fell during World War II. Official ceremonies take place here on Victory Day and there are patriotic events with veterans' participation. Memorials bear the names of Krasnoyarsk residents who died for their motherland. The museum exhibits showcase Krasnoyarsk and the region during wartime years. Architecturally, the ensemble includes the museum building, an open space and sculptures.
Surikov Mansion Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Lenina St, 98
The Surikov Museum-Residence is located in the historical center of Krasnoyarsk at Lenin Street, 98. The house built in the 1830s from larch wood is the genuine childhood and youth home of artist Vasily Ivanovich Surikov. The first floor exhibition recreates the family's lifestyle with original furniture, dishes and clothing. The museum collection includes the third largest collection of authentic Surikov works - 92 paintings, including the earliest watercolor "Enisei River Boats" from 1862 and the famous painting "Taking the Snow Fortress".
Yudin Mansion-Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Melkombinatskaya St, 2/1
Yudin's Estate in Krasnoyarsk is situated on the banks of the Yenisei River. It is the sole surviving merchant's villa in the city belonging to renowned gold miner and bibliophile Yudin. Following the sale of his personal library to the US it became the foundation for the Slavic Division of the Library of Congress. The mansion was restored under a project from 1994-1995 and currently houses Russia Museum Libraries.
B. Ya. Ryazov Artist Museum
Krasnoyarsk, Lenina St, 127
Boris Yakovlevich Ryazov Museum is situated in Krasnoyarsk on Lenin Street, 127. It opened on April 21, 2005. The exhibition's foundation consisted of works donated to the museum by the artist's widow. The first museum exhibit was called "Frontline Land" and focused on World War II. The main themes of the collection include wars and views of Krasnoyarsk city from the 1960s to the 1980s. Artist Ryazov was an honored artist of RSFSR and a full member of the Soviet Academy of Arts.
Krasnoyarsk Stones National Park
Krasnoyarsk, Karernaya St, 26a
Krasnoyarskye Stolby National Park is situated on the northwestern part of Eastern Sayan, near Krasnoyarsk. It was founded in 1925 by local residents. Over 226 bird species have been recorded here. The park is famous for its unique style of stolbizm — free climbing along cliffs. The most well-known peaks are named artistically: "Ded" ("Grandfather"), "Babka" ("Granny"), "Perya" ("Feathers"), "Lviny Vorota" ("Lion's Gates"). Various hiking trails of different difficulty levels pass through the park, attracting numerous tourists daily. Cyrillic fragments fixed: ora, stolbizm, ' , ya
Organ Hall Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic
Krasnoyarsk, Dekabristov St, 20
The Organ Hall of Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic is housed in the historical building of the former Catholic church, built in 1911 in pseudo-gothic style. Currently it is an active church of the Transfiguration of Our Lord and a concert venue with the only organ in the region installed in 1983 by the factory Rieger-Kloss. Address: Krasnoyarsk, Decabristov Street, 20.
10-Ruble Note Monument
Krasnoyarsk, Dubrovinskogo (Naberezhnaya) St
In Krasnoyarsk, on the banks of the Yenisei River, there is a monument to the 10-ruble note. The sculpture was created by local artist Alexander Tkachuk under the initiative of Sberbank. The opening took place on June 16, 2011. It depicts a bronze banknote measuring approximately 1.10x2.40 meters, weighing over one ton. The monument recalls the replacement of paper ten-ruble notes with coins and is dedicated to the Bank of Russia note from 1997.
Andrey Dubensky Monument
Krasnoyarsk, Pokrovskaya Gora
The monument to Andrey Dubensky is situated on Pokrovskaya Hill in Krasnoyarsk. It honors the city's founder who established Krasnoyarsk fortress in 1628. From the observation deck, there is a view over the historical part of Krasnoyarsk where the Kacha River flows into the Yenisei. The sculpture was created by Vladimir Girish, with architectural design by Mikhail Merkulov. Initially, a plaster image of Dubensky made by Boris Musat in 1982 is now kept in the local museum.
Pushkin and N.N. Necharova Monument
Krasnoyarsk, Mira (Teatralnaya Ploshchad) Ave
The monument to A.S. Pushkin and N.N. Goncharova was installed on the Theatre Square in Krasnoyarsk near the opera and ballet theater. Architect Arreg Demirkhanyan and sculptor Konstantin Zinich are the authors of the composition. The monument was opened in June 2008 to celebrate the city's 380th anniversary. The composition features a realistic genre scene and has become a popular city object and meeting place for locals.
Nikolay Resanov Monument
Krasnoyarsk, Mira Sq
Memorial complex on Mira Square in Krasnoyarsk is dedicated to diplomat Nikolay Pyotrovich Rezanov. Architect of the project was Andrey Kasatkin. The complex includes bronze statue of Rezanov, globe fountain and cenotaph made from granite. Monument was opened on June 9th, 2007, coinciding with Krasnoyarsk City Day. Rezanov passed away here in 1807 during his journey from America to St. Pyotrsburg.
400th Anniversary Park of Krasnoyarsk
Krasnoyarsk, Sovetsky district, park named after 400th anniversary of Krasnoyarsk
The Park Named After Krasnoyarsk's 400th Anniversary is situated in the Soviet District of the city. Previously there was an empty lot with a dump, but now the area has been improved and includes walking paths, artificial ponds and recreation zones for people of different ages. A distinctive feature is the Entrepreneurs' Square where birches, oaks, rowans and firs grow. The park's improvement was actively discussed with local residents on city forums.
Royev Ryuch Park
Krasnoyarsk, Sverdlovskaya St, 293
Royev Ruchey Flora and Fauna Park is situated near Krasnoyarsk next to the national park "Stolby". It was opened on August 15th, 2000. More than 9 thousand animals are kept here, and regular events take place including conferences on zoological medicine. This is a popular family recreation spot with well-maintained grounds and developed landscape design. The park actively expands and enriches its collection.
Saint Nikolay Steamboat Museum
Krasnoyarsk, pl. Mira, 1a (Embankment of Yenisei)
The Steamship Museum "Bishop Nikolay" is located on the Yenisei Riverbank in Krasnoyarsk. This vessel, built upon order from Siberian industrialist Alexander Sibiryakov, could accommodate up to 200 passengers and was used for navigation on the Yenisei since 1886. It showcases the history of river transport in the region with exhibits including cabins, engine rooms and other areas accessible to visitors. Of particular significance is the arrival of Tsarevich Nikolay II aboard this ship in 1891.
World Peace Square
Krasnoyarsk, Mira Sq
World Square in Krasnoyarsk has a rich history starting from the moment of emergence of Krasnoyarsk Fort. After the fire of 1773 the wooden fortress was destroyed and never rebuilt. In 2018 the square underwent major reconstruction becoming fully pedestrian area. Here often cultural and sports events take place as well as the winter city program "Winter on the Bow" started here.
Revolution Square
Krasnoyarsk, Revolyutsii Sq
Revolution Square in Krasnoyarsk - the city's main parade square, situated in its center. Previously known as Novosobornaya and Novobazarnaya, it was renamed to commemorate the October Revolution in 1921. In 2018, it underwent a major reconstruction. A monument to Vladimir Lenin has been installed here, while historically significant building is the House of Government, completed in 1956 after modifications to the original design. The overall plan for the square was devised by architect William Guest in 1828.
Pokrovsky Cathedral
Krasnoyarsk, Surikova St, 26
Pokrovsky Cathedral in Krasnoyarsk is situated at Surikov Street, 26. It is the oldest preserved stone building of the city, built by parishioners of Krasnoyarsk and nearby villages. The temple was reconstructed three times from wood before its stone embodiment. After being closed during Soviet times it served as a sculptor's workshop and exhibition hall. Today the cathedral is the cathedra of Krasnoyarsk Metropolitan See and Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church where Patriarchs Alexius II and Kirill have been. Under its arched vault there has been found fresco painting dating to late XVIII - early XIX century.
Holy-Uspensky Monastery
Krasnoyarsk, Lesnaya St, 55a
The Holy-Dormition Male Monastery is situated in Udachny village on the left bank of Yenisei River in Krasnoyarsk. Founded in 1873 upon initiative of Bishop Anthony. The cell block was built in 1879. During Soviet times it housed a school-commune, rest home and pioneer camp. In 2000 the complex was transferred to Krasnoyarsk Diocese. The Church of the Icon of Our Lady "All-Ruling" was consecrated in December 2015 after completion of construction according to Leonid Chernyshov's early 20th century project. The monastery suffered from floods in 1888 when wooden structures and infrastructure were destroyed.
Surikov Sq.
Krasnoyarsk, Surikov Square
Surikov Square located in Krasnoyarsk's Central District opposite the regional government building features a sculpture of artist Vasily Surikov created by Lev Eydlin unveiled in 1954. Following reconstruction, exhibition areas and wooden shelters were added. The site is associated with the memory of eminent Russian painter and serves as a memorial space. Previously, there stood the All-Holy Church.
NikolayevskaLookout
Krasnoyarsk, Nikolskaya sopka
Observation deck on Nikolaevka Hill — the highest point of Krasnoyarsk (505 meters above sea level). There are three levels here: lower with a pedestrian bridge, middle with an amphitheater under a canopy, and upper for panoramic views. Previously, trampolines operated for winter competitions. Main attraction — flagpole 100 meters high, listed in Russia's Book of Records.
Bobrovy Log Sports and Recreation Complex
Krasnoyarsk, Sibirskaya St, 92
Sport-recreation complex "Bobrovy Log" is located in Krasnoyarsk, on Sibirskaya Street, 92. It is a modern rest park opened in 2006, situated at the foot of the national park "Krasnoyarskie Stolby". Here there is an aerial cableway with stunning city and taiga panoramas. For visitors there operates a four-seater lift leading to the upper observation deck. The complex offers various opportunities for active recreation.
Tatyshev Park
Krasnoyarsk, Tatyshhev Island, 5/1
Tatischev Park is situated on Tatyshchev Island in Krasnoyarsk. It is a large sports and recreation complex covering about 150 hectares designed for year-round active city residents' leisure. In summer there are bike paths laid out and sport fields equipped; in winter an ice rink is flooded and ski trails built. Infrastructure includes rental of sports equipment. Improvement of the island began in 2004.
Theater Square
Krasnoyarsk, Teatralnaya Sq
Theater Square is the central square of Krasnoyarsk used for city holidays and mass events. It features Krasnoyarsk hotel, opera and ballet theater, and an operational light-and-music fountain. Previously, there was a wooden theater on this site which burned down in 1898. In 2010, restoration took place for the theater building, street furniture and central fountain. The square connects to the left bank entrance to the Kommunalny Bridge.
TriumphalArch
Krasnoyarsk, Mira Sq
Triumph Arch in Krasnoyarsk situated on Mira Square was built to commemorate the 375th anniversary of the city by architect Areg Demirhano. It was consecrated on September 5, 2003 by archbishop Anthony. The structure's height is approximately 18 meters. The arch symbolizes the history of founding and development of Krasnoyarsk as well as immortalizes memory of Siberians fallen during World War II. The official opening took place in the same year.
UsadbaVeriGadalovoy
Krasnoyarsk, ul. Karla Marksa, 36 / ul. Parizhskoj Kommuny, 20
Vera Gadalova's Estate in Krasnoyarsk is situated at Karl Marx St., 36 and Paris Commune St., 20. It is a regional cultural heritage site built for grand receptions. The building features a diagonal composition with a high scaly octagonal dome and decorative sculpting designed by sculptor A. Popov. In September 1913, famed Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen stayed there.
Central Embankment
Krasnoyarsk, Lefthandside Embankment of Yenisei
Central Embankment of Krasnoyarsk runs along the left bank of the Yenisei River. It includes upper and lower levels with a pedestrian zone from the railway bridge to the Kommunalny Bridge. Sporting fields, bike paths and fitness equipment have been set up, as well as unusual benches shaped like waves. In 2018, the embankment underwent reconstruction, enhancing accessibility through ramps and stairs. From it, there is a view of the river, islands, bridges and picturesque Krasnoyarsk Kray Stolby.
Central Park
Krasnoyarsk, Karla Marksa St, 151
Central Krasnoyarsk Park is situated on the left bank of Yenisei in the historical city center. Established in 1828, it originally was called City Garden which in 1934 was renamed after Maxim Gorky. The park has two areas: an active zone with attractions and a quiet walking area. Once artist Vasily Surikov strolled here, and in 1891 Tsarevich Nikolay Alexandrovich was honored there. Initially, the park featured forested areas, some of which remain to this day as old pines. Originally, it had a children's railway about 1.5 kilometers long.
Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Shrine
Krasnoyarsk, ul. Stepan Razina, 51 (Karaujna Gora)
The Church of Paraskeva Pyatnitsa in Krasnoyarsk - a brick tower in ancient Russian style situated on Karaulnaya Hill. Its height is 15 meters with a diameter of 7 meters. A federal cultural heritage site, nearby artist V.I. Surikov worked there. The church's image appears on a 10-ruble banknote. Scientist A.S. Popov observed solar eclipse from its observation deck in 1887. It was an old watchtower, now offering views of the central city area. Located on the grounds of an ancient Tatar-Kachin shrine.
Gremyachaya Griva Eco-Park
Krasnoyarsk, Svobodny Avenue, 82 str. 1/1
Eco-park "Greychaya Griva" is located in Krasnoyarsk near Svobodny Prospekt. It houses Krasnoyarsk Biathlon Academy which hosted Universiade-2019 competitions. The park's territory occupies remnants of an ancient extinct volcano and includes a children's park with 11 playgrounds, an open-air geological museum and sports routes totaling 5.1 km. From the observation point there is a view of Yenisei River and the "Stolby" nature reserve. Two family-friendly visitor centers operate. The first phase of the park opened in autumn 2018 on an area of 300 hectares.
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