Omsk
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P. A. Stolypin Botanical Garden
Omsk, Fizkulturnaya Ul St
Omsk Botanical Garden named after P.A. Stolypin is an educational laboratory of Omsk State Agricultural University. It features a collection of over 1300 plant species, including 32 rare species and seven listed in Russia's Red Book. Special emphasis is placed on medicinal plants (over 250 species) and decorative indoor plants. Warm-climate cultures include date palm, oleander, fig tree, laurel, pomegranate and sequoia. The garden is also known for its long history and significance in the region as the second oldest botanical garden in Siberia and Far East.
Voskresenskiy Military Cathedral
Omsk, Partizanskaya St, 16
Voskresensky Military Cathedral in Omsk — the city's first stone church founded on June 8, 1769 by the brothers Cherepanov; here exiled Fyodor Dostoevsky visited, and future artist Mikhail Vrubel was baptized. After the Soviet era, the building was restored in 2016. There are three altars dedicated to Sergius of Radonezh, the Resurrection of Christ, and Saint Great Martyr Catherine. Located at Partizanskaya Street, 16.
L.I. Ermolaeva City Drama Theatre
Omsk, Khimikov St, 27
Omsk City Drama Theatre named after L.I. Ermolaeva is located at Khimikov Street, 27. Established in 1966 as an amateur Poetry Theatre, it became a professional theatre in 1989. Since 1997, the theatre has had its own building. Under the leadership of Lyubov Ermolaeva, the theatre existed from 1991 to 2013. Its repertoire is diverse: Russian and foreign classics, new drama and experiments. Plays focus on deep analysis of human inner world and moral issues. There are over 40 productions for audiences of various ages.
Liber Center State Regional Art Museum
Omsk, Dumskaya St, 3
State Regional Art Museum "Liber Center" is located in Omsk on Duma Street, 3. It is dedicated to the life and work of Aleksey Liberov, People's Artist of RSFSR and professor. Permanent exhibition includes pastel works depicting Siberian landscapes. The house was previously used as a communal apartment for actors and directors of Omsk Drama Theatre in mid-1920s. The museum's collection was enriched in 2003 thanks to N.I. Kornilov's collection. The first exhibition opened in December 1994.
G.I. Genze Dendrological Garden
Omsk, Krasnyy Put St
Dendrological Garden named after G.I. Genze is situated on Krasny Putej Street in Omsk. Established in 1948, it is a regional nature monument. It features plants adapted to the harsh local conditions due to G.I. Genze's work. Managed by his successor Herbert Ivanovich Genze from 1965 to 1993, the collection includes rare tree and shrub species such as amur corktree, manchurian walnut and maackia lilac. A memorial plaque commemorates Herbert Ivanovich in the garden.
Dramatic Fifth Theatre
Omsk, Krasnyy Put St, 153
Dramatic "Fifth Theater" is situated on Krasny Putej Street in Omsk. It is a young theater known for its productions of modern and classical dramas. The theater began its activities without its own stage, performing on stages of other theaters. Its first troupe was formed from actors of Omsk TUZ under the leadership of Sergey Rudzinsky. Since 2002, "Fifth Theater" has been hosting the International Festival "Young Theaters of Russia". Plays of the theater have received prestigious awards among them the prize "Golden Mask" for performances "Storm" (1995) and "Old World Story" (2000).
Galereka Drama Theatre
Omsk, Bogdana Khmelnitskogo St, 236
Dramatic Theatre "Galerka" is located in Omsk on Bogdan Khmelnytsky Street, 236. Established by initiative of Vladimir Fedorovich Vityko and adheres to traditions of Russian psychological theatre. Reconstruction began in 2008; it returned to its renovated building in November 2018. The collective first settled here in 1991, moving from DUK "Youth". Its first production was the fairy tale "Misiyuka" by Omsk playwright Georgy Zavalov. Since 2005, it has been a state cultural institution of the Omsk region.
Omsk-Passazhirsky Railway Station
Omsk, Lekonta St, 1
Omsk-Passazhirsky Railway Station is located on Lecomte Street, 1. Its first building, constructed in 1896 by engineer Hakström, was a single-story brick structure with basement rooms. Extensions were added to the station between 1907-1914. It underwent reconstruction in 1958 and had its facade extensively renovated from 1975-1978 using marble chips. Today, the station serves trains heading towards Chelyabinsk, Tyumen, Barnaul and other destinations; it offers free Wi-Fi and is situated on the main line of the West Siberian Railroad.
Former Omsk City Hall Building
Omsk, Dumskaya St, 1
The former Omsk City Duma building is situated at Dumskaya Street, 1 in Omsk city. It was specially constructed for municipal government bodies and first occupied by the city duma and administration in 1897. Important issues concerning city improvement and engineering projects were addressed here. From 1907 to 1995 this location housed the Omsk Regional Scientific Library named after A.S. Pushkin. Later it was transferred to the city's Council following the library's relocation to another place.
Omsk Cadet Corps Building
Omsk, Lenina St, 26
The former Omsk Cadet Corps building is located at Lenina Street, 26, in Omsk city. It is a historical monument associated with the development of military education in Siberia. The institution, founded in 1813, underwent numerous transformations: in 1846 it became the Siberian Cadet Corps, and in 1913 it received the title of First Siberian Emperor Alexander I Cadet Corps. Among its graduates are notable figures such as Grigory Potanin and Chokan Valikhanov.
Irtysh Embankment
Omsk, Irtyshskaya Emb
Irtish Embankment runs along Irtish River in Omsk and is an important part of the city's river space. It stretches for 15 kilometers and is situated near Park named after Victory's 30th Anniversary. The embankment takes into account water level changes in the river and has historical significance as a crossing point for river and land routes. One can walk here or take a boat ride enjoying scenic views of Omsk.
Historical Park "Russia - My History"
Omsk, ul. 70 let Oktyabrya, 25, korp. 2, TK «Kontinent-2»
Historical Park "Russia - My History" in Omsk is located at 70 Let Oktyabrya St., building 25, corpse 2. Opened in 2017 and part of a federal project. The park features four exhibits covering Russia's thousand-year history using multimedia technologies. Visitors can view temporary exhibitions and participate in educational events utilizing modern interactive equipment.
V. Reshetnikov Camero Theatre
Omsk, Karl Marx Ave, 18, blk 2
V. Reshetnikova Cameral Drama Theatre is located in Omsk on Karl Marx Avenue. The theatre is named after a prominent cultural figure. Its cameral atmosphere allows audience to feel special closeness to the stage action.
V. S. Reshetnikov Camero Theatre
Omsk, Krasnyy Put St, 18b
The Camero Drama Theatre named after V.S. Reshetnikov is situated in Omsk on Krasny Putej Street, 18B. Founded in 1994 by graduates of the theatrical class under the guidance of Russia's Honored Artist V.S. Reshetnikov. Operates in a chamber format with a professional actors' troupe using choreography in performances. In 2026 it celebrated the start of its 33rd creative season. The theatre is included in the register of state theatres of Russia.
Crooked Cross Ascension Cathedral
Omsk, Tarskaya St, 33
The Krestovozdvizhensky Cathedral is situated in Omsk on Tarashev Street, 33. The stone building of the church was completed in either 1759 or 1774 and features decor in the Russian style. Inside there are the temple part with side altars, refectory and central octagon with dome and bulb-shaped dome. The main altar is dedicated to the Exaltation of the Cross. The cathedral underwent reconstruction in 1857-1859.
Memorial in Victory Park "Siberian Girl with Son"
Omsk, Park im. 30-letiya Pobedy
In Victory Day Park there is a memorial complex called "Sibirschanka with Son". The central figure is a sculpture 9 meters high depicting a woman with a boy symbolizing the resilience of Siberian mothers and children during wartime. Nearby is a road 230 meters long representing the path to victory. Behind the sculpture there are birch trees recalling Omsk's native land. The complex honors Siberian defenders of the fatherland.
Museum of War Glory Omsk Region People
Omsk, Taube St, 7
The Museum of Military Glory of Omsk Residents is located in Omsk on Taube Street, 7. It is dedicated to military history and the memory of city residents who participated in World War II. The museum complex is connected to the memorial park named after Victory's 30th Anniversary and is part of Omsk's museum system. Here, military history memorabilia from the region are stored, studied and displayed, also used for commemorative events. The museum is situated near the objects of Omsk Fortress in the historical center of the city.
Art Museum of Omsk
Omsk, Partizanskaya St, 5A, litera M
The Museum "Art of Omsk" is located at: Omsk, Partizanskaya St., 5A, litera M. It houses works by Omsk artists from the 1950s to the 2000s. The exhibition includes contemporary art, objects, and video art. The museum actively contributes to the cultural life of the city, regularly organizing exhibitions and events, exploring artistic images of Omsk and collecting works by local painters, photographers, and designers.
Kondraty Belov Museum
Omsk, Chokana Valikhanova St, 10
The Konrad Belov Museum is housed in a wooden mansion from the early 20th century located at Omsk, Chokan Valikhanov Street, 10. Here there is a memorial workshop of the artist with his family photos, books, coat, hat and cane on display. There operates an aesthetic education school, associated UNESCO school since 1995. In the museum's exhibition are landscapes, historical paintings, original book illustrations by Belov, as well as his preparatory sketches and studies from life. One room is dedicated to a reconstructed artist's studio.
Omsk State Regional Library named after A. S. Pushkin
Omsk, Krasnyy Put St, 11
The Omsk State Regional Scientific Library named after A.S. Pushkin is situated at Krasny Putej Street, 11. The library building, designed by architects Naritsyna and Zakharov, was opened in 1995 following the reconstruction of part of the city hall for the library. The total storage area of the fund amounts to 7,985.2 sq.m. The library provides 546 reader places, including 42 computer stations with internet access. The institution's history began with a decision by the Omsk City Duma on April 11, 1899. The reading room has been operating since January 21, 1907.
Omsk Fortress
Omsk, Tukhachevskogo Emb
Historical and cultural complex of Omsk Fortress is situated on Tukhachevsky Embankment in Omsk. It is a guard fortification of Siberian Line built in late 1760s. Through the fortress there were four entry gates locked at night. A distinctive feature of the complex is the "Museum without glass" principle: buildings have been preserved and open spaces remain accessible. Tobolsk Gates constructed in 1794 are a federal cultural heritage monument. The foundation of the fortress is linked to the beginning of the city's history.
Omsk State Academic Drama Theatre
Omsk, Lenina St, 8a
Omsk State Academic Drama Theatre is located at Lenina Street, 8A. Founded in 1874, it has been operating for over one-and-a-half centuries. The theatre building, constructed in 1905 by architect I.G. Khvorinov, includes the main stage and the Intimate Scene named after Tatiana Ozhigova. There is also an area called "Theatre of Painting". Access to the Intimate Scene is through P.Nekrasova Street. The theatre is funded by the budget of the Omsk region.
Omsk State Historical Museum
Omsk, Lenina St, 23a
Omsk State Historical Museum is located at Lenina Street, 23A. It is one of the oldest museums in Siberia and Russia, exploring the history of Omsk, Omskiy Priritchya and the region. Its collection includes archaeological finds, ethnographic materials and natural objects from Priritchya. The museum also belongs to the Museum Complex of the Military Glory of Omians and regularly holds scientific events, among which are known Yadrintsevskie Readings.
F. M. Dostoevsky Omsk State Literary Museum
Omsk, Dostoevskogo St, 1
F. M. Dostoevsky State Literary Museum in Omsk is situated in the historical building of the commandant's office of Omsk Fortress, constructed in 1799. Opened in 1983, the museum's exhibition highlights the connection between the city's history and Siberian literature. It features exhibits, cultural and educational events including programs for schoolchildren. A special exhibit focuses on Dostoevsky's stay in Omsk's penal servitude from 1850 to 1854. The building is among Omsk's oldest stone constructions and part of the fortress ensemble.
Omsk state literary museum im. F.m. Dostoevsky
Omsk, Dostoevskogo St, 1
Omsk State Literary Museum named after F.M. Dostoevsky is situated in the historical building of Komendants' House built in 1799. It features a permanent exhibition "Dostoevsky and Siberia" opened in the 1980s as well as the second stationary display about writers from Omsk region created in mid-2000s. The museum was inaugurated on January 28, 1983 and honors not only Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky but also other authors who ended up in Siberia including Alexander Radishchev.
Omsk State Music Theatre
Omsk, 10 Let Oktyabrya St, 2
Omsk State Music Theatre is situated at 10 Let Oktyabrya Street, 2. Its creative base was formed by artists from Stalingrad Musical Comedy Theatre who worked in Omsk during World War II. The theatre's repertoire includes operetta, opera and classical ballet, as well as first performances of works by contemporary composers. The theatre organized festivals "Panorama of Russian Music Theatres" and established All-Russian Competition for Operaette and Musicals Artists. The new building opened on January 29, 1982 with the premiere of opera "In the Storm".
Omsk State Puppet Theatre "Arlekin"
Omsk, Karla Marksa Ave, 41
Omsk State Puppet Theatre "Arlekin", Actor, Mask located at Karl Marx Avenue, 41. Founded in 1936 under a different name; since the 1990s it bears its current title. The theatre is renowned for hosting the unique international festival "At Arlekin's House," established in 2009. Its first troupe consisted of six actors, while the initial puppets were brought from Sergei Obraztsov's Theatre.
Omsk State Circus
Omsk, Karla Marksa Ave, 43b
Omsk State Circus is situated on Karl Marx Avenue, 43B. The modern building, opened in 1973, replaced a wooden circus where both circus performers and theater troupe Dolina performed. The circus can accommodate approximately 1500 spectators. In 2025, a memorial plaque was installed on the facade commemorating the first founder of Omsk circus — P.K. Sichkariev. After a major renovation in 2016, the circus hosts gastroliers such as Gia Eradze's show and Filatovy Circus. The history of the circus began back in 1898.
Omsk M.A. Vrubel Museum of Fine Arts
Omsk, Lenina St, 3
Omsk Museum of Fine Arts named after M.A. Vrubel is located on Lenina Street, 3. It was founded as an art gallery attached to the West Siberian Regional Museum in December 1924. Since 1940 it has had a status of a state institution. Today its collection includes over 30 thousand works of painting, graphics, sculpture, decorative-applied arts, archaeological items, rare books and documents. Exhibitions, lectures and studio sessions take place here, along with thematic evenings. Special attention is drawn to the collection of archaeological gold from Omsk's Priirtyshya region of late 1980s.
Omsk Museum of Enlightenment
Omsk, Muzeynaya St, 3
Omsk Museum of Enlightenment is situated at Museum Street, 3. It was founded on March 18, 1998 and engages in historical-cultural and educational activities. The museum features exhibits dedicated to school writing tools and history of youth movements. Among its projects were displays such as "Branch of Russian Tree: Omsk - Harbin" and "Omsk Gymnasiums". Over 150 exhibition projects have been implemented during its operation.
Om State Theatre for Young Spectators
Omsk, Karla Marksa St, 48
Omsk Regional Youth Theater is located at Karl Marx Street, 48, in Omsk city. It stages both classical and contemporary productions mainly targeted at youth and children's audiences. The building is named for the 20th Anniversary of Lenin's Komsomol.
Omsk Regional Youth Theatre named after 20th Anniversary of Leninist Komsomol
Omsk, Karla Marksa Ave, 4v
Omsk Regional Youth Theatre named after 20th Anniversary of Leninist Komsomol opened on May 15, 1937. It is intended for children, teenagers and adult audiences and stages performances based on classics and contemporary dramaturgy. During major renovations, the main building temporarily uses several city venues including the stage of Actor's House named after N.D. Chonishvili on Lenina Avenue. Among its first actors was Wacław Józef Dzwiecki.
Batyushkin Mansion
Omsk, Irtyshskaya Emb, 9
Batyushkin Mansion is located on Irtysh River Embankment in Omsk. Built in early 20th century (1901-1902) by architect Il'odor Khvorinov in eclectic style. Since June 1918 it housed the Ministry of Supply of the Provisional Siberian Government. Today it's the Center for Studying the History of the Civil War with documents from archival funds. Previously used as Marriage Hall since 1987.
Admiral Kolchak Monument
Omsk, Broz Tito St, 2/1
In Omsk, on Broz Tito Street, there is a monument to Admiral Alexander Kolchak. During the period from 1918 to 1919 he lived and worked here, being the head of the Russian state. The sculpture created by Ivan Tyutynnik was opened in November 2012 and is located in the basin of a fountain. The idea for its construction belonged to the owners of a local restaurant. Its installation caused an ambiguous reaction from society.
Marshal G. K. Zhukov Monument
Omsk, intersection of Marshal Zhukov St and 10 Years of October St
The monument to Marshal G.K. Zhukov was installed in Omsk at the intersection of Marshal Zhukov Street and October 10th Avenue. It was opened on May 8, 1995, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Victory. Zhukov is depicted in parade uniform with orders. The composition includes reliefs of Omsk divisions. In summer 2021, around the monument, images of well-known places where there are also monuments to marshal appeared.
Marshal Zhukov Monument
Omsk, intersection of Marshal Zhukov St and 10 Years of October St
Gorky Park Memorial to Marshal Zhukov in Omsk is a bronze sculpture located at the intersection of Marshal Zhukov Street and October 10th Avenue. The solemn opening ceremony took place on the eve of the 40th anniversary of Victory Day, May 8, 1995. Actor Mikhail Ulyanov was present at the opening as he had frequently portrayed the famous commander in films.
Omsk Rivermen Monument
Omsk, Gorodok Vodnikov Microdistrict
The monument to Omsk river pilots who died during World War II was installed in Gorodok Vodnikov mikrorayon, Omsk in 1982. The project authors were architect G.E. Chirkin and sculptor A.A. Tsymbal. The memorial was created based on a competition for Kerch and commemorates the memory of river pilots who gave their lives for their motherland. The monument is part of the city's memorial complex reflecting the contribution of Omsk river transport during wartime.
Slesarey Stepanych Monument
Omsk, Karla Libknekhta St, 5
In the center of Omsk, on Karl Liebknecht Street, there stands a monument to Stepanych the fitter. The sculpture created by authors S. Noryshev and V. Vakhitov depicts a worker peering out from a manhole cover with a gas wrench in his hands. The monument was installed in 1998 upon the initiative of city mayor V. Roshchupkin, inspired by a similar sculpture in Slovakia. Omschans often take photos next to this attraction, affectionately calling it "Stepanych".
Memorial to Home Front Workers
Omsk, intersection of Bogdan Khmelnytsky St and Liza Chaykina St
The Tolyatti War Effort Monument in Omsk was unveiled on May 7, 2010. It consists of a composition of nine figures made from concrete and copper with a total weight exceeding 80 tons. The monument's height exceeds 10 meters, its length is over 13 meters. Funds for its creation were raised through contributions amounting to approximately 10 million rubles from major enterprises and 18 million rubles from residents and organizations in Omsk. At the base of the monument there is a capsule containing a message intended for opening in 2045.
F.M. Dostoevsky Monument
Omsk, Spartakovskaya / Partizanskaya St
In Omsk, at the intersection of Spartakovskaya and Partizanskaya streets, there is a monument to writer F.M. Dostoevsky. Created by sculptor A.N. Kapralov and architect Yu.A. Zakharov, it depicts the figure of Dostoevsky and was unveiled on November 12, 2001. The memorial is situated in the historical center of the city, between Tarskie Gates and the building of the literary museum, marking the site of his four-year exile in the Omsk fortress. The composition is named "Bearing Cross".
Chokan Valyanov Monument
Omsk, Chokana Valikhanova St
The Chokan Valikhanov monument is located in Omsk at the intersection of Chokan Valikhanov Street and Lenin Avenue. It was installed by the mayor's decision in 2003. The sculptor is Kazakh master Azamat Baiarlin. The monument depicts young scientist, traveler and enlightener Chokan Valikhanovich living in the XIX century. Here it also captures the moment when Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev promised to gift Omsk with a statue of the prominent cultural figure.
Victory Day Park
Omsk, Kirovsky district, left bank of Irtysh
Victory Day Park is located on the left bank of Irtysh River in Kirovsky district of Omsk city. It is a large guarded area with an overall area of 214 hectares, opened in 1975 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Victory in Great Patriotic War. Here harmoniously combine green plantations and memorial part with monuments to war heroes, beautiful lake and artificial pond. The park has been awarded the status of one of the largest memorial parks in Russia.
Culture and Rest Park named after 30th Anniversary of Komsomol
Omsk, Maslennikova St
Komsomolskoye-October Revolution Park in Omsk situated on Maslennikova Street. One can ride horses, walk along forest paths among green plantations, rent bicycles and enjoy rides on attractions. For water enthusiasts there are kayak rental points and a pond. Bike rental services are also available.
Culture and Rest Park named after Victory's 30th Anniversary
Omsk, left bank of Irtysh, Kirovsky district
Victory Day Park and Recreation Area named after 30th Anniversary is situated on the left bank of Irtysh River in Kirovsky District of Omsk. Here there is a memorial complex dedicated to sibirian soldiers, opened in 1975. The central element of the complex is War Road with commemorative slabs about heroic deeds of Omsk residents. Soldier-Victor statue and Eternal Flame highlight the importance of the place. There is also a chapel dedicated to saints patrons of Russia within the park.
Fire Lookout Tower
Omsk, Internatsionalnaya St
Watchtower in Omsk was built in 1915 according to the project of civilian engineer I.G. Khvorinov. Constructed from bricks based on the decision of Omsk city council in 1911. Until 1967 watchmen served on the observation deck. On the second floor there was an apartment for the fire chief, while below stood a steam fire hose. Since 1936 firefighters switched to cars.
Bird Harbour Nature Park
Omsk, Eniseyskaya St
"Pitcheya Gavann" Nature Park is situated in Omsk Region. It was formed after construction of the road from 1956 to 1959 when river Zamaraika's flow was blocked. The park was organized by government decree in 1994. Its area totals 109 hectares and includes three zones: reserve, recreational with trails and towers, and industrial. There are 17 species of mammals living here. Since 1979 it has been recognized as a local nature monument.
Holy-Nikolay Cossack Cathedral
Omsk, Lenina St, 27
The Holy-Nikolay Cossack Cathedral is situated at Lenina Street, 27 in Omsk. The church was founded in 1833 and consecrated in 1840. Since 1916 it has had the status of a cathedral. Here there were the military preparatory cossack pension and Nikolay schools. Daily Divine liturgy takes place. In 2025, great consecration of three side altars occurred. Nearby the temple were attached Cossack settlements Zakhmalin, Novy and Cheremukhovsky.
Holy-Uspensky Cathedral
Omsk, Internatsionalnaya St, 12
The Holy-Dormition Cathedral is located on International Street, 12 in Omsk. The cathedral was restored after its destruction during the Soviet period thanks to funds from local Omsk citizens. Prominent clergymen served here including John of Kronstadt and Archbishop Sylvester. Inside the cathedral there are venerated relics: copies of the Tikvin Icon of the Mother of God, an icon of St. Barbara the Martyr and St. Euphrosyne of Polotsk. In 1913 it celebrated the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov while in 1910 the cathedral hosted Pyotr Stolypin.
Serafimo-Alexeevskaya Chapel
Omsk, Partizanskaya / Spartakovskaya St
Seraphimo-Alexeyevskaya chapel in Omsk is situated at the intersection of Partizanskaya and Spartakovskaya streets. It was built in 1907 to commemorate the birth of Tsarevich Alexei and consecrated in honor of St. Alexis of Moscow and St. Seraphim of Sarov. During Soviet times, the chapel was destroyed but was reconstructed on its original site in 1994 after funds were raised by local residents. Construction also relates to memories of the Russo-Japanese War. Upon restoration, the chapel was again consecrated and opened for believers.
Siberian Mosque
Omsk, 20-Ya Liniya St, 102
The Siberian Mosque of Congregation is situated in Omsk on 20th Line Street, 102. Construction of the first mosque in Omsk began in 1827 and was completed in 1829. The current mosque opened in 1997 after obtaining the landlot in 1990. Here they conduct marriage ceremonies, naming rituals and celebrate Kurban festival. At the mosque there is an educational course for reading the Quran.
Meeting Sculpture
Omsk, Emb Albert Karimova, Skver imeni M. A. Vrubelya
Sculptural composition "Meeting" is situated in M. A. Vrubel Square on Albert Karimov Embankment in Omsk. It was installed in September 2014 by Moscow sculptors Mikhaninovy. A pair of characters is depicted sitting at an iron table, with a man holding a cup. Figures are made from bronze; the idea for installation belongs to a local businessman who immortalized the place where he met his spouse.
"Love Seat Sculpture"
Omsk, Alberta Karimova Emb
The sculpture "Meeting" ("Lovers at a Table") is located on Albert Karimova Embankment in Omsk. It was presented to the city by Omsk residents living in Moscow on the occasion of City Day. The author of the work is Moscow sculptor Igor' Mishanin. The sculpture has become popular among newlyweds who traditionally take photos next to it.
Love Sculpture
Omsk, Lyubinskiy Ave
The sculpture "Lyuba" is situated at the intersection of Karl Liebknecht Street and Lenin Avenue in Omsk. It depicts General Governor's wife Western Siberia Lyubov Fyodorovna Gashford seated on a bench with a book of Pushkin's poems. Made from stainless steel by Baranov Factory in Omsk. Dedication took place on August 8th, 1999. Creators - sculptors Sergey Noryshev and designer Igor Vakhitov.
Tar Gates
Omsk, Spartakovskaya St
Tarskie Vorota — historical object associated with Omsk Fortress. Originally built in 1792, they were a quadrangular tower with an upward staircase. Restored in 1991 on the original site after demolition in 1959. The initial structure featured a gabled roof for rain protection. Part of the northern line of fortifications of the fortress.
Christ the Saviour Cathedral
Omsk, Stepantsa St, 5
Christmas Cathedral in Omsk is an active Orthodox church of the Omsk Diocese. It is situated on the left bank of the river, at Stepantsa Street, 5. The cathedral has three altars: the right one is dedicated to the Kaluga Icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the left one - to the New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia. It is called "the jewel of the Left Bank".
Central Mosque
Omsk, 20-Ya Liniya St, 102.
Central Cathedral Mosque in Omsk - the largest Muslim temple in the region. It serves as the spiritual center of the Omsk Muslim community and is a significant architectural object in Western Siberia. Located at: 20th Line Street, house 102.
Heritage Centre Siberia
Omsk, Muzeynaya St, 4
Heritage Center "Ermitazh-Sibir" in Omsk, situated at Museum Street, 4, is the first major branch of State Hermitage Museum beyond the Urals. Opened in 2019, it offers visitors exhibitions and educational programs from the Hermitage. One can view paintings and graphics, archaeological finds, numismatic exhibits and items of decorative-applied art from the Hermitage collection here.
Bukhholtz Sphere
Omsk, Bukhgoltsa Sq
Bukhholtz Square is located near the River Terminal in Omsk. In its center there is a commemorative sign "Derzhava" symbolizing the foundation of Omsk city by Ivan Dmitrievich Bukhholtz in 1716. The sign was reopened again in September 2026 after reconstruction. This place serves as the start point for exploring historical attractions of the central part of the city.
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