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Bard Alley in Novosibirsk
Novosibirsk, Kamenskaya St, 1
Bard Alley is situated in Novosibirsk near Vladimir Vysotsky's monument and "Globe" theater. Established in 2006, it commemorates its 20th anniversary in 2026. Ten memorial plaques with names of famous songwriters such as Boris Vakhnuk, Victor Berkovsky and Evgeniy Klyukin have been installed here. Notably, Bard Alley stands out as the first of its kind in Russia.
Большой новосибирский планетарий имени Анны Кикиной
Novosibirsk, Kluch-Kamyshenskoye Plateau, 1/1
The large Novosibirsk planetarium is situated on Kluch-Kamyshensky plateau. Construction began in 2007 after selection of the site by mayor Vladimir Gorodetskiy. Igor Vladimirovich Popovsky was the project architect. Inside there is a Foucault tower with a 15-meter pendulum. The planetarium named after Anna Kikina opened in 2012. Star hall accommodates up to 120 people. It is the largest planetarium east of Ural mountains.
Botanical Garden of Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences
Novosibirsk, Zolotodolinskaya St, 101
Novosibirsk Branch of Siberian Branch of RAS Botanical Garden boasts an extensive collection of around six thousand plant species adapted to harsh Siberian conditions. Special attention is given to the bonsai park, which began taking shape in May 1996. Plant materials were gathered not only from local surroundings but also from remote regions of Russia such as Tuva, Khakasia and Altai Territory. Open to visitors, it offers online access to its collections. Established in 1946, it serves as a center for studying and preserving regional flora.
Bogrin Bridge
Novosibirsk, Bugrinsky Bridge over Ob
Bogrino Bridge opened on October 8, 2014, connects the banks of the Ob River in Novosibirsk. Its key feature is a large red arch that makes the bridge recognizable and an important modern engineering dominion of the city. Crossing Bogrino Grove, the bridge significantly improved transportation between the left and right banks of Novosibirsk, becoming a notable visual symbol of the city's southern part.
Voznesensky Cathedral
Novosibirsk, Sovetskaya St, 91
The Ascension Cathedral is situated in Novosibirsk on Sovetskaya Street, 91. This stone building is the result of a step-by-step reconstruction of the church in the 20th century. The cathedral combines traditional Orthodox architectural forms with the urban development of the large Siberian center. It serves as the main Orthodox temple of the city and hosts significant religious services. The first church on this site was wooden. The Ascension Cathedral acts as the seat of the Novosibirsk Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Novosibirsk-Glavnyy Railway Station
Novosibirsk, Dmitriya Shamshurina St, 43
Novosibirsk Main Station was built in the form of a triumphal arch with toscanic order pilasters. Construction began in 1925, the new building was put into operation in 1939. The project was developed by a team of architects led by B. Gordeev, S. Turgenev and B. Bitkin with participation of N. Voloshinov and consultation from A. Kryachkov. The arched vault and reinforced concrete structures were designed by engineer N. Nikitin in 1937. A competition for the best design was announced by the Moscow Architectural Society in 1929 on behalf of the Tomsk Railway.
State Concert Hall named after A. M. Katz
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 18/1
State Concert Hall named after A.M. Kats is situated at Krasny Prospekt, 18/1 in Novosibirsk. It hosted performances by renowned musicians such as Yuri Bashmet, Gidon Kremer, Valery Gergiev and Kent Nagano. The museum within the hall showcases archival materials about Arnold Kats. For chamber concerts, a round stage is used. The building also includes cloakroom, evening ticket office and café. The museum opened on September 11, 2015.
Lenin House
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 32
The Lenin House Building is situated on Krasny Prospekt in Novosibirsk. It is a monument to Vladimir Lenin built shortly after his death. Since the 1930s it has been associated with Novosibirsk State Philharmonic Society. The Lenin House is an important part of the historical core of the city center and forms part of the architectural tour of early Novosibirsk.
House with Wheel
Novosibirsk, Serebrennikovskaya St, 23
The "House with a Wheel" complex opened in Novosibirsk in August 2019 following construction that began in March 2018. The main building has a wheel diameter of 65 meters and includes the tactile museum HallWheel featuring handmade exhibits and an Italian-style cafe located at Bolshrevskaya St., 12B. Inside the museum there are characters from Russian fairy tales and props from contemporary cinema. Additionally, the art cluster operates a bar-cafe called Buffet.
Zaeltsovsky Park
Novosibirsk, Parkovaya St, 88
Zayeltsovsky Park situated in Novosibirsk is part of the unique Zayeltsovsky bor. It features an ecological trail with information on local flora and fauna including red-listed plants and artificial bird nests. Insect habitats have been specially designed. Along the route there are markers for rare plants listed in the regional Red Book. The park was opened to visitors in 1932.
Catholic Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Lord
Novosibirsk, Maksima Gorkogo St, 100
The Catholic Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Lord is situated on Maxim Gorky Street in Novosibirsk. It was consecrated in 1997 and serves as the cathedral church of the Preobrazhenskaya Catholic Eparchy of the city. The building features simplicity and modern architecture with an expressive vertical silhouette. Here, religious services, concerts of spiritual music, and community events take place, reflecting the multiculturalism and religious diversity of Novosibirsk.
Cultural-Historical Sun Museum
Novosibirsk, Dusi Kovalchuk St, 179/3
Culturally-historical Sun Museum is situated in Novosibirsk on Dusi Kovalkhuk Street. It is dedicated to images of Sun in various world cultures. Exhibition includes over 2000 exhibits including depictions of solar gods and solar symbols. Founded by Valery Ivanovich Lipenev in 1994. Here thematic tours, workshops and weekend programs take place. The museum is considered unique in Russia.
Mikhailovsky Embankment
Novosibirsk, Reki Ob Emb
Mikhaylovskaya Embankment in Novosibirsk after reconstruction became a convenient recreation area. They set up a children's playground with safe rubber covering, accessible pedestrian path and separate bike lane. As part of the second stage they repaired stairs and upper promenade. There appeared new dance platform and "Aromatherapy Room". The embankment became the main venue for celebrating the city's anniversary in 2018.
Monument to Glory
Novosibirsk, ul. Stanislavskogo, Skver Slavy
The Monument to Glory in Novosibirsk is situated on Stanislavsky Street in the Slavy Square. The monument, unveiled in 1967, consists of five pylons dividing the area into ceremonial and memorial zones. On the front side of the pylons there is depicted the history of war from conscription through peacetime. Names of Novosibirsk residents who perished during World War II are engraved on the pylons; the central pylon features a relief of a grieving mother. In 2020, the monument and adjacent park underwent restoration and upgrading as part of a federal project. Eternal flame was lit from Chkalov Metallurgical Plant.
N. A. Akulinn Museum of Railway Technology
Novosibirsk, Razezdnaya St, 54/1
N.A. Akulinny Rail Transport Museum is situated in Novosibirsk on Razvyezdny Street. It showcases an open-air display of vintage locomotives, cars and specialized equipment depicting the history of Siberian railroads. Visitors can observe various types of steam engines including unique models such as LV-0040 and P36-0097. Special emphasis is given to the role of railway transport in shaping the city. The exhibition is ideal for family outings and acquaintance with the technology of past years.
Museum of History and Culture of Siberian and Far Eastern Peoples
Novosibirsk, Zolotodolinskaya St, 4
The Museum of History and Culture of Siberian and Far Eastern Peoples is situated on Zolotodolskaya Street in Novosibirsk. It showcases exhibits of medieval Churchien culture, ancient Altai pastoralists, and Neolithic archaeological complexes from Angara. Separate halls focus on Orthodox culture of Russian Siberians and ethnography of Altay tribes including shamanism and paganism. The total area of the modern exhibition complex exceeds 500 sq. m. The exhibit is displayed on a floor designated by the institution after its construction in 1980.
Yuri V. Kondratyuk Cosmonautics Museum
Novosibirsk, Sovetskaya St, 24
The Kondratyuk Museum of Cosmonautics is located on Sovetskaya Street, 24 in Novosibirsk. The building, constructed in 1924 for "Soyuzkhleb" office, was where Yuri Kondratyuk worked from 1927 to 1930. After restoration, the museum reopened on January 30, 2025. It features an exhibition in four thematic halls dedicated to the life and achievements of Kondratyuk, whose real name was Alexander Shargey. This is the sole Russian museum entirely devoted to the memory of the outstanding scientist-astronaut.
World Funeral Culture Museum
Novosibirsk, posyolok Voshod, ul. Voentorgovskaya, 4/16
The Museum of World Funerary Culture is located in Novosibirsk, in the village of Voshod, on Voentorgovskaya Street. It is situated near the crematorium and part of the memorial park. The exhibition includes mourning clothing, funeral transport, memorial graphics, and ritual objects from various epochs and cultures. The uniqueness of the museum lies in its unusual theme dedicated to burial traditions around the world.
Museum on Embankment
Novosibirsk, Obskaya St, 4
The Museum on the Embankment is located in Novosibirsk, Obskaya Street, 4. Its permanent exhibition tells about peasant settlement of the Ob region. Completing the exhibit is the history of residents of Bugrino district through oral narratives. Among the exhibits are the earliest signs of GTO dating back to the 1930s. The building is an historical monument situated in the "City Beginning" park. A separate exhibition "Time of Money" shows the connection between the history of money circulation with the city's history and includes Siberian coins. Also displayed is an exhibition of materials from the Neolithic era.
N.K. Rerih Museum
Novosibirsk, Kommunisticheskaya St, 38
The N.K. Rerih Museum in Novosibirsk is located at Kommunisticheskaya Street, 38. Its collections include Harbin items by N.D. Spirina, watercolors with personal belongings of B.N. Abramov, library of works by followers of the Rerikh family, video archive and audio collection. On the museum grounds there are World Peace Bell and Saint Sergius Chapel. It belongs to Siberian Rerikh Society and is a public institution based on society's materials.
Novosibirsk Museum
Novosibirsk, Sovetskaya St, 24
Novosibirsk Museum is located at Sovetskaya Street, 24. Founded in 2010, it is successor to exhibitions and collections of Kondratyuk Museum. At the museum there is an Oral History Center opened in 2011, created jointly with Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography SB RAS. Here pedestrian tours around historical city districts take place. In the center's archive video materials are collected. From 1927 to 1930 Y.A. Kondratyuk lived and worked here under the pseudonym Alexander Shargei.
Nature Museum of Novosibirsk City
Novosibirsk, Vokzalnaya Magistral', 11
Nature Museum in Novosibirsk is located on Vokzalnaya Magistral. It features reconstruction of Barsukovskaya Cave and materials from zoological and botanical collections. Permanent exhibition includes geological formations, remains of dinosaurs and ancient animals. Temporary exhibitions also take place showcasing complete mammoth skeletons.
Novosibirsk State Regional Scientific Library
Novosibirsk, Sovetskaya St, 6
Novosibirsk Regional State Scientific Library is situated at Sovetskaya Street, 6 in the city center. Founded in 1929, it serves as the region's central state library and an important research venue for students, scientists and history enthusiasts. One can explore the electronic collection "Siberian Periodicals", featuring pre-revolutionary and Soviet publications including the newspaper "Soviet Siberia" since 1923. The library regularly hosts lectures, exhibitions and educational events. It is among the largest public libraries in Siberia.
Novosibirsk State Philharmonic
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 32
Novosibirsk State Philharmonic is located on Krasny Prospekt, 32. It is known for organizing gastroling projects with invited performers and ensembles, hosting the jazz festival SibJazzFest and serving as a venue for Trans-Siberian Art Festival. The key ensemble of the philharmonic is Novosibirsk Academic Symphony Orchestra founded in 1956. Its history was particularly significant due to conductor Arnold Katz who led the orchestra from its establishment until 2007. The Russian Academic Orchestra joined the philharmonic in 2005 and holds the honorific title "Academic" since 1990.
Novosibirsk Academic Youth Theatre "Globe"
Novosibirsk, Kamenskaya St, 1a
Novosibirsk Academic Youth Theatre "Globe" is situated on Kamenskaya Street, 1a. The building is clad with light marble from Sayano-Shushenskoye quarry. The architecture highlights the image of a sailboat through its oval floor plan, window portholes and cantilevered second-floor canopy. The stage features two rotating discs while structurally it has complex cable net covering. Construction began in 1971 featuring a deep stage with rear stage and two recesses. Monumental artists V.P. Sokol and Yu.K. Kataev contributed to interior design and scenery. Architects A.A. Sabirov and M.I. Starodubov designed the project with engineers V.I. Rozhdestvenskiy and G. Rodikov involved.
Novosibirsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 36
Novosibirsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre is located on Krasny Prospekt, 36. The building constructed in 1931 became the first major structure of its kind in Siberia. The theatre has federal status as an historical and architectural monument. The large hall after reconstruction accommodates 1774 spectators, while the concert hall can hold 375 people. The dome with a diameter of 60 meters and height of 35 meters is unique due to the absence of supporting structures. Its first performance took place in May 1945 with the opera "Ivan Susanin".
Novosibirsk State Ethnographic Museum
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 23
The main building of Novosibirsk State Museum of Local Lore is situated in the City Trade Corpus, a federal historical and cultural monument. Built in 1910 by architect A.D. Kryachkov, it features the rationalist-modern style. Its central element is a large two-story hall on the second floor with columns of the Corinthian order, each 7.4 meters high. Originally, the structure served as the city's main administrative center until 1917. On the first floor were commercial spaces while the second floor housed city administration and council offices.
Novosibirsk State University
Novosibirsk, Pirogova St, 1
Novosibirsk State University opened on September 26, 1959. Its first lectures took place in schools of Akademgorodok. The university is situated at Pirogova Street, 1. Among its first professors was academician Sergey Sobolev who delivered the first lecture for students of all specializations. Since its establishment NSU has been closely linked with scientific institutions of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences.
Novosibirsk State Art Museum
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 5
Novosibirsk State Art Museum is situated on Krasny Prospekt, 5. Its collection includes icons from the 16th century to early 20th century and works by Nikolay Roerich, with landscapes of the Himalayas predominating among them. The collection comprises approximately 60 pieces of the artist, previously owned by Tretyakov Gallery, Russian Museum, Hermitage and GMIIm A.S. Pushkin. The museum building was constructed in 1926 by architect A.D. Kryachkov.
Novosibirsk Old House Drama Theatre
Novosibirsk, Bolshevistskaya St, 45
Novosibirsk Drama Theatre "Stary Dom" is situated at Bolshovikskaya Street, 45. The building was constructed in 1912 and previously served as an institute. Since 2010 it has been included in the "Golden Book of Culture" of Novosibirsk Region. Plays by famous European authors were performed here, including works by Moliere, Goldoni and Schiller. Under Semen Verkhgradsky's leadership, the theatre received its current name. Among notable productions is Euripides' trilogy directed by Italian director Antonio Latella.
Novosibirsk Zoo named after Rostislav Alexandrovich Shilo
Novosibirsk, Timiryazeva St, 71/1
Novosibirsk Zoo founded in 1947 is the oldest zoological park in Siberia. It houses around 12,000 animals of 790 species including over 350 listed in the International Red List. The zoo's collection includes one of the best worldwide collections of cats and weasel-like creatures. The zoo occupies an area of 65 hectares, collaborates with more than 150 zoos in 44 countries worldwide and belongs to organizations EARAZA and WAZA. Additionally, it maintains international studbooks for 110 animal species.
Novosibirsk Regional Puppet Theatre
Novosibirsk, Lenina St, 22
Novosibirsk Regional Puppet Theatre is located on Lenina Street, 22. Founded in 1945, it is known for its early productions such as "Aladdin's Magic Lamp" (1947) and "Lady With The Little Dog" with puppets. The theatre won an award at the children's theatre festival in 1962, when it annually presented over five hundred performances. The building was designed by Novosibirsk's chief architect Alexander Mikhailov. In the 1980s, there was a seminar for military puppet performers led by Sergey Obraztsov.
Novosibirsk Musical Comedy Theatre
Novosibirsk, Kamenskaya St, 43
Theater's first tours ("gastrolli") with a repertoire of 17 performances and its first concert performance "Operetta, Hello!" in 1977.
Vladimir Vysotsky Monument
Novosibirsk, Chaplygina St, 1
In Novosibirsk, on Chaplygin Street, there is a monument to Vladimir Vysotsky. Nearby is the Globe Theater, previously known as the Youth Theatre. In 2006, an alley of bards was opened near the monument. The sculpture was created by Alexander Taratynov and symbolizes the poet's farewell to his audience. The idea of installing the monument was supported by Nikita Vysotsky.
Alexander III Monument
Novosibirsk, Park 'Gorodskoe Nachalo'
A five-meter bronze figure of Emperor Alexander III stands on a high granite pedestal 8 meters tall. The total height of the composition reaches 13 meters. The monument is situated in the park "Gorodskoe Nachalo" and faces east. The sculpture was created by artist Salavat Shcherbakov and unveiled on June 23, 2012. The memorial recalls the beginning of construction of Trans-Siberian Railway under Alexander III.
Lab Mouse Memorial
Novosibirsk, Akademgorodok, Academician Lavrentiev Avenue
A monument to a laboratory mouse was installed in Novosibirsk, in Akademgorodok, near the Institute of Cytology and Genetics SO RAS. The sculpture was created by Andrey Kharkevich and made from bronze in Tomsk under the supervision of master-caster Maxim Pyotrova. The depicted mouse wears glasses and is knitting DNA spiral. The monument was opened in 2013.
First Traffic Light Monument
Novosibirsk, Serebrennikovskaya St, 42
The monument to the first traffic light was installed at the intersection of Serebrennikovskaya and Sibrevkoma streets in Novosibirsk. It is situated near School No. 12, one of the oldest schools in the city. The composition features a figure of a traffic officer greeting an electric traffic light controlled manually in the 1940s. This is the first traffic light monument in Russia highlighting the importance of children's road safety.
Beryozova Roshcha Park
Novosibirsk, Planetnaya St, 53
Berezovaya Roshcha Park in Novosibirsk was founded in 1945 and opened in 1970. It is situated in Dzerzhinsky district, occupies an area of approximately 23 hectares. The grove arose on the site of cemetery territory due to the initiative of factories Tochmash and Electroagregat. During its creation local factory workers and pioneer schoolchildren actively participated. The park project was developed by Novosibgrazdanproekt institute. Cyrillic fragments fixed: Dzerzhinsky, ze, pioneers
City Start Park
Novosibirsk, Inzhenera Budagova Sq
"Gorodskoe Nachalo" Park is located on Ob River bank in Novosibirsk. Its main attraction is the old railway bridge's span, which became the first memorial object. Another commemorative object is Alexander III monument. Here historical fragment of railroad infrastructure is carefully preserved.
Galileo Wonder Park
Novosibirsk, Dobrolyubova St, 16a
Galileo Wonder Park in Novosibirsk is situated on Dobrolyubova Street. Visitors can walk through a scientific exhibition and an inclined wall maze. Ten interactive programs cover various fields of science. A virtual guide helps explain how exhibits work via audio and video materials. Special attention is given to the workshop "Slime Plus Worms - Polymers". To use the guide internet access is required.
Pervomay Square
Novosibirsk, Krasny Avenue, by Lenin Square
Pervomaysky Sqare in Novosibirsk occupies an area of 4.79 hectares. Here there is a cascading fountain built in 1935 by architect V.M. Teitel, and reconstructed fountain "Misha" launched in 2024. Every year the square hosts a snow sculpture competition. In 2024 comprehensive landscaping was carried out. Since January 2025 a stationary police post operates here.
Lenin Square
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave
On Lenin Square in Novosibirsk there is a monument to Vladimir Lenin. It includes three sculptural compositions with six figures. The central composition depicts Lenin himself. On either side are groups titled "Modern Times" and "Revolution". The memorial is faced with polished granite and adorned with sculptural groups approved in 1968.
Novosibirsk Synagogue
Novosibirsk, Shchetinkina St, 68
The Synagogue of Novosibirsk is situated at Shchetinkina Street, 68. It is part of the complex "Beit Menachem", which includes the synagogue and Jewish communal cultural center. Inside the center there are separate rooms for classes, a children's center and offices of the Jewish community. Excursions introducing to Jewish traditions take place, as well as Jewish weddings. The building features a festive hall for celebrations.
Heroes of Revolution Square
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 32
Heroes' Square is located on Krasny Prospekt in Novosibirsk. It features a brotherly grave with an open memorial monument since 1922 where victims of the Civil War buried on January 22, 1920 rest. In 1958, along the alleyway, marble busts of revolutionaries were installed. In 1960, a monumental memory panel commemorating fighters for Soviet power in Siberia was unveiled, designed by Alexander Chernobrovtsov with other artists involved. Since 1974, the square has been recognized as a republic-level historical landmark.
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 1a
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Novosibirsk is situated on Krasny Prospekt, 1a. The church has three altars: the main one dedicated to Saint Alexander Nevsky and side ones dedicated to Nikolay the Miracle Worker and George the Victorious. Construction began in 1895 according to architect K.K. Lygin's design under engineer N.M. Tikhomirov's supervision. Icons inside the cathedral were painted by artists from Tomsk workshop. The cathedral became a monument to Emperor Alexander III, the builder of Trans-Siberian Railway. Full consecration after restoration took place in May 1991.
Stock Quarters House
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 16
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Red Flame Theatre
Novosibirsk, Lenina St, 19
The "Krasny Fakel" Theatre is situated in Novosibirsk at Lenina Street, 19. Established in 1920 in Odessa, it has been operating in the city since 1932. The theatre is housed in the building of former Commercial Assembly, which is part of the historical hotel district of the center. Its repertoire features classical works, contemporary dramas and original directorial productions. "Krasny Fakel" actively takes part in cultural events and tours, being an important theatrical venue for Siberia.
Akademgorodok Technopark
Novosibirsk, Nikolaeva St, 12
Akademgorodok Technopark in Novosibirsk is located on Nikolaeva Street. It is an innovation center uniting tech companies and startups near scientific institutions and NSU. Its main attraction consists of two characteristic inclined towers connected by a walkway. The technopark promotes interaction between science and business, fostering development of technological entrepreneurship. The complex symbolizes Novosibirsk's scientific innovations.
Central Park Novosibirsk
Novosibirsk, Michurina St, 8
Central Park in Novosibirsk is situated on Michurina Street, 8. Opened in 1944, it was visited by over 11 thousand people then. Three types of hydrangeas are grown here; landscaping has been restored according to projects from the 1950s using living hedges of apples. In 2017 paths were updated and new benches installed. Entrance is adorned with a colonnade built in 1950.
Central Siberian Geological Museum
Novosibirsk, Universitetskiy Ave, 3
The Central Siberian Geological Museum is situated in Novosibirsk on Universitetsky Prospect. It houses an exceptional systematic mineralogical collection comprising over 20 thousand specimens. Among exhibits stand out notable finds such as meteorite "Novosibirsk", massive danburite druze weighing approximately 200 kg, copper nugget weighing 750 kg, and mountain crystal druzes ranging from 100 to 350 kg. The collection was formed since late 1940s under the guidance of professor G. Pospelov. Special attention is given to meteorites "Novosibirsk" and "Maslyanino" discovered locally.
St. Nikolay Cathedral
Novosibirsk, Krasnyy Ave, 17a
Church of Saint Nikolay the Wonderworker in Novosibirsk is situated on Krasny Prospekt, 17a. The building was constructed in the style of Novgorod architecture from the XI to XIV centuries according to architect A.D. Kryachkov's project. Construction was supervised by contractor I.S. Durov under the guidance of city architect F.F. Ramman. Funds were collected through subscription. The church has a vertical composition with a cylindrical dome and a helmet-shaped dome. It was laid in honor of the 300th anniversary of the reign of the Romanov dynasty and opened in October 1915.
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